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- 14:01Matrixport: If Bitcoin price stays above $108,000, the October rally will continueChainCatcher news, Matrixport released a chart stating: "We decisively turned bullish in October 2022, late September 2023, and early October 2024. Our previous two calls were contrary to the mainstream market opinion at the time, but were ultimately validated by subsequent price movements. Now, bitcoin is once again entering October, historically its strongest performing month." Over the past decade, the average increase in October has reached as high as 21.6%, with only one year recording a negative return. This pattern indicates that the current market environment still favors the bulls. If the price of bitcoin remains above $108,000, the market's seasonal advantage is highly likely to continue."
- 13:40Circle’s tokenized money market fund USYC launches on Solana, available only to non-U.S. institutional investorsChainCatcher News, according to the official blog, Circle announced that its tokenized money market fund USYC is now available on the Solana chain. USYC is a tokenized fund share launched by Circle, representing ownership in a short-term US government money market fund and allowing holders to earn yields from the underlying assets. The official statement emphasized that USYC is only available to eligible non-US institutional investors who have completed KYC/AML and passed wallet whitelist verification, and is a permissioned token. On Solana, USYC can be used as a yield-bearing asset in lending protocols, as margin collateral in perpetual DEXs, or deployed into automated yield vaults. In addition to Solana, USYC previously supported networks such as Base, Ethereum, and NEAR.