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💡 Markets rebound following largest crypto liquidation ever
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Happy Monday all!
We’re back with the top crypto stories of the week 💡

Source: CoinMarketCap Heatmap, 10/13/2025, 1:45pm EST
‘Wake-up call’: After $500 billion crypto crash, analysts warn of leverage risks 💀
President Trump’s tariff threats against China triggered a 10% crypto market drop over the weekend, wiping out over $500 billion in value.
Crypto liquidations hit $~20 billion in a historic event, with many estimates suggesting actual figures could be four times higher, driven by auto-deleveraging on exchanges.
The sell-off exposed the dangers of high leverage, thin liquidity, and the influence of large institutional players, raising concerns about systemic risks.
Bitcoin has recovered to around $114,400, and Ethereum to about $4,100, with some altcoins regaining losses; market sentiment remains cautious.
The Fear & Greed Index hit its lowest since April, indicating extreme fear but also potential buying opportunities; analysts see the market reset as a temporary risk reduction.
Ongoing geopolitical tensions and upcoming Fed rate cuts (scheduled for October 28-29) are expected to keep short-term volatility high, though long-term fundamentals remain cautiously optimistic.

Source: The Block
Tom Lee's BitMine Adds $838 Million More in Ethereum Amid Market Chaos 🦾
BitMine Immersion Technologies added over 200,000 ETH during recent market dip, now holding more than 3 million ETH valued at over $12.5 billion.
The firm also holds around $220 million in Bitcoin and $239 million in other assets, aiming to reach 5% of ETH supply.
The recent purchase increases BitMine’s ETH holdings to 2.5% of total supply, at an average price of $4,154, close to current ETH prices.
ETH dropped to $3,686 last Friday amid $19 billion in liquidations but has since rebounded over 9% in 24 hours as trade tensions eased.
Shares of BitMine (BMNR) rose 4.5% on Monday, trading at $54.75, after falling below $60 last week.

Source: Decrypt
Binance pays $283M in compensation following Friday’s depegs, covering user losses 🩹
Binance paid approximately $283 million in compensation to users affected by Friday’s depegging of three assets—USDe, BNSOL, and WBETH—covering futures, margin, and loan users impacted between 21:36–22:16 UTC.
The depegging occurred after the broader market crash, with prices falling sharply before the assets lost their peg, and Binance dismissed rumors of an attack causing the depeg.
Binance plans to enhance market stability by adding redemption prices to index weights and implementing a soft price floor for USDe to prevent future depegs.
The incident was partly attributed to long-standing limit orders from 2019, which sold off during the sell-off, causing temporary sharp drops in tokens like ATOM and IOTX.
Binance’s native token BNB rose 11.8% in the past 24 hours amid a broader crypto rebound, with the GM30 Index up 6.8%.

Source: The Block
Galaxy Gets $460M Investment by 'Large Asset Manager' for Its HPC Push 💸
Galaxy Digital secures a $460 million investment from a large asset manager to boost its high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities.
The funding aims to enhance Galaxy’s infrastructure for crypto trading, asset management, and blockchain research.
This investment underscores growing institutional interest in advanced crypto technology and infrastructure.
The deal is part of Galaxy’s broader strategy to expand its technological edge in the crypto space.
The timing suggests a continued push for innovation in crypto infrastructure through late 2025.

Source: CoinDesk
Strategy Spent Another $27 Million on Bitcoin Before It Crashed 🎢
Strategy raised $27 million by issuing preferred shares and bought 220 Bitcoin at an average of $123,500 last week, before the recent price crash.
The firm now holds 640,250 Bitcoin, valued at around $73 billion, with an average purchase cost above $74,000.
Bitcoin’s price hovered around $115,000 on October 13, down 8% over the past week, with altcoins suffering larger losses.
Strategy’s latest Bitcoin purchase was funded through sales of $1.7M STRK, $17.1M STRF, and $6.9M STRD preferred shares, some of which pay dividends.
The company’s stock declined 15% over five days to $304.78, and its Bitcoin premium dropped from 86% to 39%.
In Q3, Strategy’s stock underperformed Bitcoin, falling 20.3%, while other Bitcoin treasury firms like Empery Digital outperformed Bitcoin’s 6.2% rise.

Source: Decrypt
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