[Famous YouTuber MrBeast Adds Another 244,000 ASTER] BlockBeats News, October 1st, according to Ember monitoring, the address belonging to the largest YouTube creator, known as the 'world's top influencer,' MrBeast, purchased 244,000 ASTER with 360,000 USDT in the past two hours. Over the past week, he has spent a total of 1.68 million USDT to purchase 950,000 ASTER at an average price of $1.77. Currently, the price of ASTER is below his average purchase price, with an unrealized loss of $130,000.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a no-action letter, offering more companies the possibility of becoming cryptocurrency custodians. This move could lower compliance barriers and attract traditional financial institutions to the crypto space. Previously, regulatory uncertainty around custodial services limited the participation of many institutions. The community has responded positively to this, but there are also concerns about the long-term impact of potential regulatory changes. (Decrypt)

[Flowdesk Wins 'FLOW' Code with 779.87 HYPE] On October 1, digital asset service provider Flowdesk successfully won the 'FLOW' code in Hyperliquid's latest code auction with a bid of 779.87 HYPE. Additionally, on September 29, Flowdesk purchased the Hypurr 21 NFT for 9,999 HYPE.

Today, two crypto projects will undergo token unlocks: - SUI will unlock approximately 44.42 million tokens (equivalent to approximately $140 million), accounting for about 0.444% of the total supply. The current circulating supply is 3.62 billion tokens, with a total supply of 10.0 billion tokens. - EIGEN will unlock approximately 36.82 million tokens (equivalent to approximately $52.65 million), accounting for about 3.099% of the total supply. The current circulating supply is 300 million tokens, with a total supply of 1.19 billion tokens. If the unlocked tokens flow into the market, there may be selling pressure. Please pay attention to market changes following the token unlocks.

[Twitter Users Express Opinions on U.S. Government Shutdown Impact] Twitter users responded to concerns about the potential U.S. government shutdown, without explicitly expressing specific worries, only replying to related questions with brief responses.