Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

Pump fun(@Pumpfun) is dumping $SOL again! 8 hours ago, they deposited 129,798 $SOL ($14.07M) into #Kraken. In total, has sold 5,477,722 $SOL($875.5M) at an average price of $159.8.

Mizuho Securities' survey of over 600 active Robinhood users found that 94% of respondents said they were likely or very likely to trade single-stock perpetual futures if the platform launched such products. Another 84% noted they would use new funds primarily or exclusively for these trades, indicating limited cannibalization of existing stock trading by the products. Mizuho Managing Director Dan Dolev said in a Wednesday report that this potential demand is "a strong positive factor". The firm reiterated its "Outperform" rating and $140 price target for Robinhood (HOOD), adding that single-stock perpetual futures could launch in the medium term, though exact timing remains uncertain. Robinhood previously announced on September 29 that it planned to roll out perpetual futures trading to U.S. users in the coming months, alongside all-day trading for some U.S. stocks. However, company executives have recently said there are no single-stock perpetual futures plans to disclose at this time. Coinbase’s recent application to launch perpetual futures linked to large-cap U.S. stocks also signals growing market interest in such products.

According to The Block, decentralized data network for AI agents Dataline has closed a $10.6 million seed funding round, co-led by Lattice and Samsung-backed Dispersion Capital, with participation from Symbolic Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Anagram, and Robinhood co-founder and CEO Vlad Tenev, among others. Multiple unnamed investors also joined, including a former CFTC chief, as well as founders or partners from institutions like Venmo, Anchorage Digital, NEA, General Catalyst, Jump Capital, and FalconX. The round closed in April this year, structured as a SAFE with token warrants; valuation was not disclosed, and investors did not secure board seats, observer positions, or advisory roles. Dataline co-founder Nuo Shi noted that the platform is already live, covering around 50 data sources, with initial partners for its "AI Data Launch" initiative including Hyperliquid, Polymarket, Kalshi, Base, Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Sui, and TON. Developers on Base and Robinhood Chain get free access. The company plans to launch its token by the end of this year, with a public token offering set to run on Base via Uniswap’s Continuous Clearing Auction (CCA); details are expected to be announced next week. The funding will be used to expand data sources, strengthen data verification, and expand into use cases such as robotics and AI training data.

Meta announced plans to introduce new non-voting shares, a move signaling the company may heavily rely on new stock issuances to fund its artificial intelligence (AI) buildout. The plan would allow Meta to issue new shares for acquisitions, hiring top AI talent, and covering chip costs, without diluting Mark Zuckerberg’s control. Alphabet took a similar step in 2014, implementing a 1-for-2 stock split that introduced non-voting shares alongside its super-voting stock, keeping combined control of co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin at just over 50%. This flexibility enabled Alphabet to easily issue $85 billion in new shares earlier this year to fund AI investments, with half of those shares being non-voting. The decision stems from "heavy capex tied to AI research". Earnings data shows Meta raised its capex guidance from a low of $130 billion to $135 billion, with a high of $145 billion. Third-quarter capex exceeded $40 billion, compared to less than $19 billion in the year-ago period, while free cash flow stood at -$2.12 billion, versus $10.63 billion in the same quarter last year.

According to official announcements, the Sui Foundation and DATA Foundation announced on October 12 that the Sui Foundation will invest $30 million in DATA Network (formerly Story) and become the network’s largest institutional holder. Per the announcement, DATA Network will upgrade to a protocol natively running on Sui, with its existing independent chain set to be retired after the upgrade is completed. DATA tokens will undergo a 1:1 migration, and holders’ economic rights and governance rights will remain at least equivalent to their current levels; arrangements for locked and vesting tokens will stay unchanged. The announcement also noted that Walrus will become the default storage layer for applications under DATA Foundation, and the Trace registry system will integrate into the Sui ecosystem. DATA Network will continue operating until the upgrade is finalized, with a detailed timeline and holder transition plan to be released ahead of the upgrade.

The PHP Foundation stated that due to indecision and insufficient resources, the fix for a critical security vulnerability first discovered in 2024 has repeatedly stalled and restarted, labeling the delay a "structural mistake". PHP is a widely used programming language for websites and web applications. The foundation has released emergency patches for two related critical vulnerabilities. Unauthenticated attackers could exploit these flaws to execute code on affected servers without logging in. Some government websites or online services in the Netherlands, Finland, France, Germany, and Australia were temporarily taken offline to prepare for patch installation.