[Qian Zhiming's Plea Does Not Determine the Fate of 61,000 BTC] Caixin analysis states that Qian Zhiming's guilty plea does not directly determine the fate of approximately 61,000 Bitcoin involved in the case. The related civil recovery process is still ongoing in the UK High Court. The court will prioritize returning assets to victims, and the remaining unclaimed portion may be ruled as forfeited to the national treasury. Whether it will be shared with China in the future remains to be decided.

BBX News: Yesterday, global listed companies' encryption configurations showed a dual track parallel: - Ecological Strategy Extension: Fitell Corporation (NASDAQ: FTEL) expands its ecological layout by deploying PUMP tokens on top of the $100 million Solana treasury Steady increase in BTC holdings: French Capital B (OTC: CPTLF) increased its holdings of 12 BTC by $1.35 million to 2812; LQWD Technologies (TSXV: LQWD) invests $1.56 million to increase holdings of 14 BTC The institutional configuration presents a dual mainline pattern of "value storage" and "ecological participation". Source: bbx.com

[Spot Gold Hits $3,850/oz, Continues to Reach Record Highs] BlockBeats News, September 30, spot gold surged to $3,850 per ounce, continuing to set new historical highs, up 0.42% intraday. (Jin10)

[Kraken CEO Responds to CME Group CEO: Fair Competition Requires Equal Effort] Kraken CEO Arjun Sethi responded to CME Group CEO's opposition to granting innovation exemptions to Polymarket and Kalshi. He stated that regulatory barriers have long been monopolistic in nature, posing significant challenges for innovators in the early stages. Sethi emphasized that Kraken went through a difficult journey to reach its current position in the industry and pointed out that achieving fair competition requires equal effort from all parties. He called on CME Group to actively promote industry development, as Kraken did four, eight, or even ten years ago, to create a fair competitive environment.

[Chinese National Woman Convicted in the UK for Involvement in Bitcoin Fraud Case, Amount Involved Approximately $7.4 Billion] Reported by Jinse Finance, according to BBC, Chinese national Zhimin Qian (also known as Yadi Zhang) has been convicted in the UK for her involvement in a cryptocurrency fraud case, with the amount involved exceeding £5.5 billion (approximately $7.4 billion). On Monday, the Southwark Crown Court in London announced that the 47-year-old Chinese woman admitted to charges of illegally obtaining and holding cryptocurrency. According to a statement from British police, between 2014 and 2017, she deceived over 128,000 victims and converted the illicit funds into Bitcoin assets. Police stated that the case involved a seven-year investigation spanning multiple jurisdictions.