The UK has sanctioned Cryptomus, Heleket, and TokenSpot, accusing them of allegedly assisting Russia in evading financial sanctions.

Binance co-CEO He Yi stated in a social media post that Binance’s deposit services remain unaffected and continue to operate normally. The exchange’s team is currently optimizing and upgrading its withdrawal services and related address controls, with withdrawal services expected to resume within the next 48 hours.

According to Farside Investors' monitoring, yesterday (October 29) saw a combined net inflow of $17.2 million into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Among them, BlackRock’s IBIT recorded a net inflow of $12.8 million, Fidelity’s FBTC $10.5 million, Bitwise’s BITB $8.8 million, and MSBT $4.2 million. Grayscale’s Mini BTC ETF posted a net outflow of $15.3 million, while BTC ETF saw a $3.8 million net outflow. ARKB, BTCO, EZBC, BRRR, HODL and GBTC registered zero net capital flows for the day. Separately, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of $105.5 million yesterday. Breakdown: BlackRock’s ETHA recorded a net outflow of $71.7 million, ETHB $15.6 million, Grayscale’s ETHE $15.5 million, and Grayscale’s Mini Ethereum ETF $5.6 million. Fidelity’s FETH posted a net inflow of $2.9 million, with all other products showing zero capital movement.

Prediction market platform Polymarket’s international site suffered a breach of a third-party service provider, leading to stolen funds from some users. The platform has publicly pledged to fully compensate affected traders and filed a report with law enforcement; its U.S.-based operations were not impacted. On-chain analytics show roughly 710 wallets, totaling about $2.7 million, had funds transferred out. Per CNBC, users with losses under $10,000 will have their funds restored directly by October 30; those exceeding this threshold must sign a release (settlement/liability waiver) document before receiving compensation. Some users shared protocol screenshots, alleging that large-compensation claimants were also required to submit identity information prior to payouts. While the platform verbally committed to making users whole, the written terms appeared to function as a "no-sue" receipt first. The official tweet did not disclose the full contract text.

Blockchain security firm SlowMist stated in a social media post that it has detected that during the Binance hacker’s money laundering process, the stolen TRX was transferred via Bitget Wallet’s cross-chain bridge. The target address had previously been used by the hacker behind the Phemex attack. Notably, that same hacker is also responsible for the Bybit attack: the North Korean Lazarus Group.

GoPlus released a vulnerability analysis on social media, stating that a user asset theft incident occurred on Polymarket’s international platform. Third-party performance monitoring service provider DebugBear’s RUM script was compromised in a supply chain attack, with malicious code injected into user pages to abuse transaction and signature permissions. On-chain analytics revealed the main attack path involved 710 DepositWallets and 731 addresses, leading to approximately $2.71 million in losses (the number of addresses does not reflect the actual number of users). Polymarket officials subsequently announced they had resolved the issue and restored services, while pledging full compensation to affected traders. The actual compensation progress will be subject to official follow-up announcements.

Beating AI Flash News: Founded by Kai-Fu Lee, 01.AI announced on October 28 a partnership with Hangzhou city and Linping District. State-owned assets from the city and district levels will invest a combined several hundred million yuan, with the company’s headquarters to be based in Linping, Hangzhou, and an industrial AI transformation base to be built. The two sides plan to carry out AI projects focusing on scenarios including enterprise operations, production management, and supply chains. 01.AI was once one of China’s "Big Model Six Tigers", entering the industry’s first tier early on with its self-developed Yi series models. However, in early 2025, the company adjusted its large model pre-training team and gradually withdrew from the large model arms race. In September this year, it officially ceased model API services for external users. Currently, 01.AI mainly develops business decision-making and operation management systems for enterprises based on open-source models such as DeepSeek and Qianwen, and sends engineers to client sites for on-site deployment. Kai-Fu Lee previously disclosed that the company secured 500 million yuan in orders and 250 million yuan in audited revenue in 2025; its order volume exceeded 1.5 billion yuan in the first five months of 2026. 01.AI also plans to hold an IPO in Hong Kong in 2027. Previously, the company has established AI industrial base projects in Neijiang (Sichuan) and Wuhan, among other locations. Its setting up operations in Hangzhou will not only bring state-owned asset investment, but also enable it to connect with the actual business needs of local enterprises and find more clients for its AI products.