[Historical Data Shows Positive Average Returns for U.S. Stocks 1 Month and 3 Months After Government Shutdowns] LPL Financial Chief Technical Strategist Adam Turnquist noted in a report on Wednesday that since the mid-1970s, the U.S. has experienced 50 government shutdowns, with an average duration of 8 days. The average returns for the stock market 1 month and 3 months after a shutdown have been positive. He wrote: 'Although U.S. government shutdowns introduce a new layer of uncertainty to the market, historically, shutdowns have been relatively short-lived, resulting in minimal impact on the economy. Investors typically overlook budget-related disruptions and focus more on corporate earnings, overall economic trends, and other key macroeconomic factors.'

[Trader Eugene: Cut Loss on XPL, Will Consider Rebuilding Position After a True Bottom Stabilization] BlockBeats News, October 3, trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio posted on his personal channel, 'Cut loss on XPL, the token price has been below $1 for too long, no interest in participating in the community. Will maybe consider buying again after the market truly bottoms out and stabilizes.'

[CleanSpark Transfers 5,810 BTC to Coinbase Prime, Worth Over $700 Million] According to Arkham data monitoring, CleanSpark transferred 5,810 bitcoins to Coinbase Prime 9 hours ago, with a total value exceeding $700 million. This transfer may be related to a sale plan or used as loan collateral.

[glassnode: Whale Selling Slows Down, New Structural Demand Emerging] Foresight News reports that glassnode tweeted, indicating that the trend accumulation score shows medium-sized BTC holders are strongly accumulating, whale distribution has slowed, and smaller whales remain neutral. This suggests that despite continued selling by large holders, new structural demand is emerging.

Upbit has issued its 5th fraud prevention alert, warning users to be cautious of "romance scams" where relationships are established through social media or dating apps, followed by requests for transfers under the guise of "high-yield investments" or "paying travel expenses." Users should remain vigilant and avoid being deceived due to misplaced trust.