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Three metallic coins arranged across a brushed steel counter / TokenPost.ai Three new addresses withdrew 23,456 Ether (ETH) from Coinbase in a transaction valued at about $60.37 million, marking a large exchange-flow move for the asset. The withdrawals were made at an average price of $2,574.06 per ETH. The value reflects the token price at the time of the transaction and does not indicate how the addresses plan to use the funds.

An empty newsroom with a single dark monitor after sunset / TokenPost.ai Cointelegraph is facing a steep audience decline as prolonged weakness and low volatility in crypto markets reduce reader interest in industry news. The crypto media company recorded more than 12 million monthly visits in December 2024. By Sept. 1, monthly traffic had fallen to slightly above 700,000. Search visibility also deteriorated in October 2025, when the website disappeared from search results.

Multicoin transferred 760,580 Hyperliquid (HYPE) tokens to Coinbase Prime over four weeks, with the deposits valued at $62.99 million. The latest transaction follows earlier HYPE transfers to Coinbase Prime.

Vacant glass entrance to a modern digital newsroom at dawn / TokenPost.ai Cointelegraph’s organic traffic fell about 80% after Google imposed a manual penalty that removed the crypto media site from search results, intensifying pressure on its business. Monthly visits exceeded 12 million in December 2024 before falling to slightly more than 700,000 as of Sept. 1. The decline came as subdued crypto prices and limited market volatility reduced audience attention across crypto news.

A person familiar with the matter said Cointelegraph is seeking a buyer, while the company has not publicly confirmed the process, as estimated organic traffic fell about 80% after a Google manual penalty in October 2025. Monthly visits to the site fell from more than 12 million in December 2024 to slightly above 700,000 as of Sept. 1, 2026. A person familiar with the matter said a Google manual penalty in October 2025 preceded Cointelegraph’s disappearance from Google search results.

Empty forum auditorium with a geometric blockchain sculpture onstage / TokenPost.ai Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov participated in BlackRock’s Aladdin Client Forum, where blockchain and stablecoins were discussed as technologies that could enable transactions conducted by artificial intelligence systems. The discussion focused on what agentic transactions would require to function effectively, including trusted data, guardrails and verifiable execution.

Enterprise solid-state drives arranged beside a modern data-center aisle / TokenPost.ai Solidigm, SK hynix’s flash-storage subsidiary, is weighing a U.S. initial public offering as early as 2027 that could raise about $10 billion and value the company at up to $100 billion. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are being considered as lead underwriters, while JPMorgan, Citigroup and UBS are expected to participate. Solidigm is also preparing possible pre-IPO financing.

The index was down from 71 in the previous reading while remaining classified as “greed.” The crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 64 on Oct. 8 from 71 in the previous reading, while its classification remained in the “greed” range. The index is a gauge of cryptocurrency market sentiment. Its latest reading kept the market in the same broad category as the prior reading.

Metal tokens arranged beside a sealed black transfer case / TokenPost.ai A U.S. government-linked wallet transferred 5,382.1 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at about $448 million, to Coinbase Prime, lifting its crypto movements over 32 hours to roughly $670 million. The broader total includes 6,215.7 BTC worth about $520 million, 119 million Tether (USDT) and 40,285 BNB valued at approximately $31.63 million. All of the Bitcoin and USDT in the 32-hour flow went to Coinbase Prime.

Contactless card beside a smartphone and payment terminal / TokenPost.ai Visa plans to conduct stablecoin settlements on Solana, extending the network’s role in digital payments as Western Union expands access to a dollar-backed stablecoin through a wallet and card product. Western Union launched the wallet and Visa-linked card across 37 markets in August. The product uses a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin and connects digital balances with card payments.