Thailand Approves Bitcoin, Ethereum ETF Listings Effective Oct. 16

Glassnode reports 31.2% of Bitcoin's supply (6.26M BTC) is in addresses with exposed public keys, up from 24.8% in 2021. This could pose a quantum-attack risk. Address reuse and certain transaction structures contribute to the exposure, with 57% of exchange-held Bitcoin affected.

Bitcoin miners' daily revenue rose 78% to $48M as BTC recovered 45% from July lows, per CryptoQuant. Hashprice hit $40, its highest since January, but rising mining difficulty could threaten gains if BTC falls toward $80K. Miners' financial position improved, with revenue now covering network difficulty costs, but remains vulnerable to price declines.

Bitcoin rose to $82,000 after Donald Trump's remarks on Iran, easing market concerns. Analysts note key levels for continued rally: holding above $82,000 and breaking $83,300 and $85,500. Ethereum and other altcoins also recovered some losses. Oil prices fell from recent highs.

Ether traders faced $356M in liquidations over 24 hours, exceeding bitcoin's $298M despite a smaller market value. Total crypto liquidations reached $1.19B, with most being long positions. Bitcoin rebounded to $82,200 after political news, causing $25M in liquidations, mostly among bearish traders.

Bitcoin rebounded to $82,000 after President Trump ruled out an Iran strike before the midterms, easing geopolitical fears. Analysts identified $81,000 as key support and $82,000 as resistance. Concerns over AI weakening cryptography were disputed by experts.

The U.S. government transferred $1.54 billion worth of Bitcoin and WBTC to Coinbase Prime in three days, according to Lookonchain. Bitcoin's price fell 6.9% during the same period, but no sales were confirmed.