The Riverside County Sheriff's Office in California said on Sunday (October 13) that a man who illegally possessed a shotgun and a loaded pistol was arrested by a sheriff who was responsible for protecting former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's rally in Coachella, California. The man was later released on bail and will have a court hearing on January 2 next year.
After Trump arrested a man carrying a shotgun and a loaded pistol in California, the FIGHT meme coin surged by more than 10% over the weekend, but then fell back to $0.0006797.
The U.S. Secret Service said it was aware of the arrest and that neither Trump nor rally attendees were in any danger during Saturday's events.

Tesla's billionaire CEO Elon Musk donated $75 million to the America PAC, a political action committee that supports former President Donald Trump, stimulating the MAGA political meme coin to surge in the Asian market on Wednesday (October 16), reversing the previous short-term trend.
The Hill reported that according to the latest campaign finance records filed on Tuesday, Musk has personally donated at least $75 million to pro-Trump political action committees since July to push the former president back to the White House. Musk has publicly supported former President Trump for months, and his enthusiasm was reflected in his jump on the stage at a recent Pennsylvania rally, which sparked countless netizens' discussions.

The decentralized finance (DeFi) project World Liberty Financial token WLFI, owned by the family of former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, was officially launched on Tuesday (October 15). More than 665 million tokens have been sold within the day, and the final sales target is 20 billion tokens. As a platform governance token, WLFI enables users to participate in financial activities such as lending and creating liquidity pools.

Trump took the first step in the financial revolution of the United States. The WLFI token sale website suffered multiple interruptions shortly after it went online, but after recovery, it had more than 3,000 independent wallets. Although more than 665 million WLFI tokens have been sold, it is still far from the final goal of 20 billion, and sales fell far short of the fundraising goal of $300 million in the first few hours.

On Tuesday (October 15), the SUI token, a potential public chain that has performed well recently, fell against the trend, and once fell to $2.1848 in the early Asian market. The cryptocurrency market reported that insiders sold the public chain at high prices. However, the foundation's statement emphasized that it did not violate any sales ban regulations.
After hitting a new high of $2.3500 on Monday, the SUI token began to pull back and fluctuated around $2.2500. However, at about 7 a.m. on Tuesday, SUI fell rapidly from $2.2800 to a low of $2.1848, a drop of 4.38% in two hours.

The reason investors are panicking is that the SUI token’s decline comes just as Bitcoin is heading for a critical breakout above $66,500.

According to data from chain tracking agency Arkham Intelligence on Tuesday (October 15), the ancient whale wallet that began mining Bitcoin five days after its birth on January 13, 2009, has recently seen a large number of dumping operations, transferring a total of US$5.47 million to the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange in the past two months.
Arkham said that although the whale had moved a large amount of Bitcoin in early 2009, the address still holds $75.23 million worth of Bitcoin.

The whale's last transfer occurred on October 7.
When Bitcoin's early whales made unusual moves, the market was engaged in intense speculation about the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the "Father of Bitcoin."

With the rapid development of the cryptocurrency market, miners are not only facing challenges in hardware performance, but also need to be more flexible in dealing with electricity costs and energy consumption issues. Recently, VOLCMINER released a new Volcano D1 mining device, which quickly attracted widespread attention in the market with its multi-speed frequency conversion function and design that supports multiple algorithms. This device combines high computing power, low energy consumption and multi-currency mining, and is one of the innovative products in the current mining industry.

1. The core highlights of Volcano D1

1. Multi-speed frequency conversion: flexible adaptation to power trading

An important feature of the Volcano D1 is its multi-speed frequency conversion function, which means that it can flexibly adjust the operating mode according to the power supply and price. In many countries around the world, the power trading market is constantly developing, and the fluctuation of electricity prices has become a major challenge for miners. The frequency conversion function of the Volcano D1 can effectively help miners reduce the power consumption of equipment during periods with higher electricity prices and maximize the computing power output when electricity prices are lower, thereby increasing the overall mining income. This design that flexibly responds to power changes is especially suitable for small mines and home miners who need to optimize electricity costs.

U.S. blockchain startup Ripple made a major development to crypto custody on Thursday (Oct. 10), launching a new service designed to help banks and financial technology companies store digital assets on behalf of their clients.
The San Francisco-based company told CNBC it is rolling out a host of features that will enable its banking and fintech clients to reserve and maintain digital tokens — as part of a broader push into custody, an emerging business under Ripple’s recently launched Ripple Custody unit.
These features include pre-configured actions and policy settings, integration with Ripple’s XRP Ledger blockchain platform, monitoring of anti-money laundering risks to maintain compliance, and a new user interface that is easier to use and engage with.