Strategy (MSTR) shares extend losses to 9%

According to BIT (bit.com) market data, the U.S. Nasdaq index’s decline widened to 2.36%, the S&P 500 fell 1.19%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.58%. Individual stocks posted losses: SPCX fell 2.24%, ORCL dropped 4.42%, GOOGL declined 2.27%, NVDA fell 0.95%, and TSLA dropped 2.97%. For other AI-related concept stocks: Optical module stocks: COHR fell 6.26%, LITE dropped 3.87%, AAOI declined 7.89%, NOK fell 2.51%, MRVL dropped 4.2%; Storage stocks: SKHY fell 6.13%, MU dropped 4.33%, SNDK declined 5.3%, WDC fell 5.16%, STX dropped 5.97%.

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), the Nasdaq extended its decline to 2.2%, the S&P 500 fell 1.11%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.54%.

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin has dropped below $81,000, with a current price of $80,936. Ethereum has fallen below $2,400, now priced at $2,397.

According to BIT (bit.com) market data, U.S. crypto-related stocks fell broadly, with individual declines as follows: Strategy (MSTR) down 9.9%, Strive (ASST) down 7.97%, SharpLink (SBET) down 6.46%, Bitmine (BMNR) down 6.87%, Bullish (BLSH) down 7.09%, Gemini (GEMI) down 4.90%, Circle (CRCL) down 5.65%, and Coinbase (COIN) down 4.5%.

US President Donald Trump delivered a recent speech on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Middle East issues, stating: "I know some details of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and I will make them public at some point. I hope it ends. The Biden administration has done a lot of bad things on the Ukraine issue." When asked about inflation, Trump again claimed: "Oil prices will drop soon. Israel has provided very significant assistance to Saudi Arabia, and the Abraham Accords are once again a topic in Saudi Arabia." (Jinshi)

Cross-chain swap protocol NEAR Intents has released a post-mortem report on its recent vulnerability incident, disclosing that the $3.8 million asset extraction stemmed from a flaw in its deposit notification function. Attackers created smart contracts intentionally causing notification failures, resulting in deposited tokens being refunded while the protocol’s internal ledger still recorded the corresponding balance. Over 23 failed deposit transactions, the attackers accumulated $3.8 million in fake, unbacked balances, then withdrew real tokens between September 29 and October 1, transferring them to other blockchains via Omni infrastructure. Alex Shevchenko, general manager of NEAR Intents, emphasized the vulnerability resided in NEAR Intents’ contracts, not Omni’s infrastructure. The protocol added that the attacker repaid all funds within 36 hours of the bug being identified, and affected users have received full compensation. The team has since enhanced balance monitoring mechanisms and permanently removed the vulnerable function on October 7. Additionally, a security researcher who discovered the critical vulnerability was awarded a $300,000 bounty.