Stars Arena Team Recovers Nearly 90% of Lost Assets | Cryptocurrency Trends

● Binance announces that it will delist the following spot trading pairs:

October 13, 2:00 PM (GMT+8): BEL/BUSD, C98/BUSD, CTXC/BUSD, DAR/BUSD, DOT/GBP, ENS/BUSD, FIS/BUSD, FLUX/BUSD, ICX/BUSD, KDA/BUSD, LAZIO/BUSD, NEO/ BUSD.

October 13, 3:00 PM (GMT+8): OCEAN/BUSD, ONT/BUSD, PERP/BUSD, RSR/ BNB, SFP/BUSD, STG/BUSD, SUPER/BUSD, TLM/BUSD, VIB/BUSD, WAVES/EUR, YFI/EUR, ZIL/BUSD.

● Mainstream Exchange Listings (CEX: Token — Time of Listing in UTC)

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● Stars Arena announces in a security update that the team has managed to recover almost 90% of lost assets. The security incident was caused by an individual, and an agreement has been reached between the parties.

● According to the Fed minutes, most Fed officials believe that one more rate hike is necessary. The vast majority of participants continued to view the future course of the economy as "highly uncertain".

● U.S. PPI for September reaches a monthly rate of 0.50%, an increase on the expected rate of 0.30% and the previous rate of 0.70%.

● The Xuhui District People's Court of Shanghai recognizes the legitimacy of Bitcoin loan agreements.

● Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon Labs, proposes that the ApeCoin DAO use the Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK) to develop and maintain its L2 network, ApeChain.

● Crypto exchange WOO plans to buy back its shares and tokens previously acquired by hedge fund Three Arrows Capital to "remove uncertainty".

● Alon Muroch, founder of SSV Network, an Ethernet staking infrastructure, says that he has been drafted into the Israeli army.

● Parsec, a data analytics platform on the crypto chain, raises US$4 million in a new funding round led by Galaxy Digital.

● Game of Silks, an NFT horse racing company, raises US$5 million in funding.

● Beldex, a privacy tech startup, raises US$3 million in funding with full participation from Web3 m arket maker Enflux.

● Membrane Labs, a crypto trading and lending platform, raises US$20 million in Series A funding.

● Ammbr, a virtual asset trading platform, submitted an application for a license on September 29 but was removed from the application list on October 6, with the status of "withdrawn". The withdrawal may be because the application was incomplete or there were significant unresolved issues.