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Walmart Plans to Accept Cryptocurrency Payments via OnePay Cash

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On October 21st, as per CNBC, the retail behemoth Walmart is contemplating the acceptance of cryptocurrency payments via OnePay Cash. Previously, it was reported that OnePay, a fintech enterprise owned by Walmart, is scheduled to launch cryptocurrency transaction and custody services within its mobile application later this year. Users will be capable of conducting transactions with Bitcoin and Ethereum, and this service will be carried out in collaboration with the startup Zerohash.
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A certain 100% win rate trader has taken a long position on ETH and has a two-hour unrealized profit of over $1.5 million, with a take-profit price of $4150.

On October 21st, as per the monitoring of LookOnChain, a trader with a 100% winning rate and a profit of $3.2 million went long with 4 times leverage on an ETH position worth $35 million 2 hours ago. Currently, there is an unrealized profit of over $1.5 million, and a take-profit price of $4150 has been set.

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An entity withdrew 2.1 million SOL from Coinbase, approximately $400 million

On October 21st, as monitored by @emmettgallic, within the past 4 hours, an entity has withdrawn 2.1 million SOL from Coinbase (approximately $400 million).

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「1011 Insider Whale」 Bitcoin Short Position Currently at $2.7 Million Loss

On October 21st, based on on-chain data, as Bitcoin surged to the range of $112,000, the "1011 Insider Whale" Bitcoin short position is now encountering an unrealized loss of $2.7 million.

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Spot Gold Plunges 6%, Marking Largest Drop in Over 12 Years; Analysts Warn of Bubble Risk

On October 21st, as reported by the Financial Times, on Tuesday, the price of gold experienced a significant plunge of 6%, marking the largest single-day decline since April 2013. The ongoing historic rally in the price of gold came to a temporary halt as the Indian Diwali festival gold buying season came to an end. After hitting a high of $4,381 per ounce on Monday, the price of gold dropped sharply to $4,082 on Tuesday. The market generally regarded this as a delayed correction. In recent weeks, the historic rally this year has been accelerating, with a 25% increase just in the past two months. Nicky Shiels, the Metal Strategy Director at MKS PAMP SA, stated, "The market is showing signs of a bubble. The main catalyst is the extreme overbought conditions. This rally is reaching its peak. The $1,000 increase in six weeks indicates that the price of gold is overly inflated, and we are currently at an irrational high." Analysts pointed out that the recent rebound of the US dollar and

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Bitcoin Rebounds Surpassing $112,000

On October 21st, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin saw a rebound and surpassed $112,000. It is now trading at $112,080, with a 24-hour change of 0.69%.

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Arthur Hayes: Perp DEX Competition Heating Up, HYPE Faces Valuation Multiple Compression Risk

On October 21st, Arthur Hayes, a co-founder of BitMEX, posted on social media, indicating that HYPE is at risk of valuation multiple compression. The annual revenue has almost reached its historical high, but the token price is significantly lower. In the increasingly competitive environment of decentralized perpetual contract exchanges (Perp DEX), speculators are reluctant to pay a high premium for uncertain future revenue.

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