The US Open strikes an exclusive prediction market partnership with Kalshi.

According to monitoring by TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), two large ETH whale addresses have continued to add to their long positions from last night to this morning, purchasing a total of 23,245.3 ETH in perpetual contracts, with a trading volume of approximately $57.752 million and a weighted average execution price of around $2,484.4. As of press time, ETH is trading at $2,414.6. The two addresses currently hold a combined 60,036.2 ETH long positions, with a total position value of roughly $145 million, a weighted average entry price of about $2,480.8, and a combined unrealized loss of approximately $3.975 million. Whale address 0x0392: Between 00:07 and 00:36 today, it purchased 13,078.1 ETH in concentrated trades, with a trading volume of around $32.662 million. It currently holds 45,087.3 ETH long positions with 8x full leverage, valued at roughly $109 million, at an average entry price of $2,486.4, posting an unrealized loss of about $3.236 million, a return rate of -23.1%, and a liquidation price of approximately $2,251.2. Whale address 0x77dd: Between 18:31 and 22:38 last night, it bought 10,167.3 ETH, with a trading volume of around $25.09 million. It currently holds 14,948.9 ETH long positions with 12x full leverage, valued at roughly $36.1 million, at an average entry price of $2,464, with an unrealized loss of about $738,000, a return rate of -24.1%, and a liquidation price of approximately $2,144.8. On-chain perpetual (Perp) and address analysis tool TradingBeats is now live, supporting real-time access to Hyperliquid data, tracing whale activities from addresses, and delivering in-depth analysis for full visibility.

Beating AI News: OpenAI core product lead Tibo announced that Codex has reached 25 million active users. To mark this milestone, OpenAI has once again reset usage quotas for all paid Codex and ChatGPT Work users, marking the second consecutive day of such resets. Yesterday, OpenAI had already reset quotas for all paid users due to issues with 8 categories of abnormal quota consumption. Tibo had noted at the time that the planned milestone celebration would be moved to the next day, as the reset button had already been pressed that day. The second reset arrived as scheduled today. Codex has seen rapid user growth: as recently as August 21, Tibo announced Codex had hit 20 million active users, alongside a one-time storable quota reset. Just 10 days after that announcement, the user base has grown by another 5 million. Tibo joked in closing: “More news from The Reset Company will be coming soon.”

Per monitoring by @lookonchain, Tectonic (@TectonicFi) on the Cronos network suffered an attack, resulting in losses exceeding $75 million. The attacker has bridged $6.29 million in assets to the Ethereum network and converted them into 2,592 ETH, while approximately $68.7 million worth of assets remain pending on Cronos. Currently, the Cronos network has suspended services.

According to TradingBeats' monitoring, an address starting with 0x13da has been continuously opening long positions on SOL since 23:15 on Sunday, completing its position building at 08:44 today. The address has accumulated 282,700 SOL, with a trading volume of approximately $29.623 million and a weighted average transaction price of around $104.794. All new positions with larger trading volumes in the past 24 hours have been closed out, and as of press time, this address holds the largest single-direction new position since the weekend. Its current SOL long position is valued at roughly $28.805 million, with an unrealized loss of about $818,100, a return rate of -8.28%, a liquidation price of approximately $71.66, and an account net worth of $9.055 million. On-chain perpetual (Perp) and address analysis tool TradingBeats is now live, supporting real-time Hyperliquid data viewing, enabling deep analysis and full visibility from address tracing to whale operations.

According to Bitget market data, spot gold has fallen 1% on the day, currently trading at $4407.49 per ounce.

Josh Swihart, founder and CEO of the Zcash Open Development Lab (ZODL), released a weekly report noting that Zodl 3.10.1 (Android) has resolved the issue where small amounts of ZEC could remain in Orchard after the Ironwood migration, and fixed the Keystone migration signature round. The Android and iOS versions 3.10.2 and 3.10.3 have enhanced the Coinholder polling function, added configuration mirror fault tolerance, interrupted vote recovery, and Keystone signature resumption. Concurrently, both the Zcash Android SDK and Swift SDK have released their public 3.0.0 versions; Zallet has launched v0.1.0-beta.3, adding PCZT-related JSON-RPC methods, a global sync lock, and security fixes.