Jiang Zhuoer: Short selling is employed to reduce drawdowns following spot price increases, generating a 34% coin-denominated profit after several months of trading.

Asset management giant Franklin Templeton has filed a Form 8-A with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to complete the Nasdaq listing registration for two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The prospectus indicates the funds will take effect on October 27, and the market widely expects them to start trading soon. The two products are the Franklin US Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (ticker: FBEQ) and the Franklin US Innovation Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (ticker: FIBT). The former tracks the VettaFi US Large-Cap 500 Bitcoin DRIP Index, covering about 500 of the largest U.S. companies by market cap; the latter tracks the VettaFi US Innovation 100 Bitcoin DRIP Index, focusing on the 100 largest non-financial Nasdaq-listed companies. Both funds adopt a passive index strategy, with an initial asset allocation of approximately 95% U.S. equities and 5% Bitcoin exposure. The core mechanism of the products is "Bitcoin Dividend Reinvestment Plan (Bitcoin DRIP)". Unlike traditional dividend reinvestment plans, these two ETFs do not reinvest ordinary and special dividends from stocks back into the equities themselves. Instead, on the opening of the day after the ex-dividend date, the dividend cash is automatically used to increase Bitcoin-related exposure. Bitcoin exposure is primarily achieved through Bitcoin exchange-traded products (including Franklin’s own spot Bitcoin ETF EZBC), futures, options, or other related instruments; the funds do not directly hold on-chain Bitcoin. To control risks, the indices have clear rebalancing rules: if the Bitcoin weight exceeds 5% during quarterly rebalancing, it will be reduced to 4.5%; if the Bitcoin weight exceeds 20% during the rebalancing interval, it must be cut back to 4.5% within two trading days. The documents show FBEQ has a management fee of 0.09%, while FIBT’s is 0.19%, with neither charging 12b-1 fees.

According to Bitget market data, South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 80.71 points, or 1.45%, at 5469.59 points on Monday, October 26.

According to official announcements, to expand Binance’s futures trading product lineup and improve user trading experience, the platform will launch four USDT-denominated TradeFi perpetual contracts on staggered timelines starting October 26, 2026, with clearing and settlement performed by Binance RCH. The specific schedule is as follows: The EIDOUSDT perpetual contract goes live at 17:00 Beijing Time (09:00 UTC); EQTUSDT at 17:05 Beijing Time (09:05 UTC); STMUSDT at 17:10 Beijing Time (09:10 UTC); and ABBVUSDT at 17:15 Beijing Time (09:15 UTC).

According to Bitget market data, A-share listed Yushu Technology rose sharply then pulled back, its gain narrowing from the previous 18% to 8.81%, with its current share price standing at 679 yuan.

According to market data, as A-share listed Unitree Robotics surged 18% intraday, the 4-hour funding rate for the UNITREE/USDT contract pair on Binance reached -1.12%, equivalent to an annualized funding rate of 2452.8%. If the funding rate holds steady (it had widened to -1.16% as of press time), traders shorting with 10x leverage would theoretically exhaust their entire principal in just a day and a half from funding fees alone, even if the contract price remains unchanged.

Beating AI News Flash: Tibo announced another quota reset today. The 28-day product sprint is now at day 21, with a total of 10 quota resets completed so far—Tibo is almost becoming the world’s most skilled quota resetter.