Chainlink ETF attracted $10 million in net inflows over two days, according to SoSoValue data. Bitwise received $1.17 million LINK from Wintermute. Despite inflows, total net assets fell from $249.41 million to $229.38 million as LINK price declined. Chainlink secures 60.28% of tracked oracle value, about $36.6 billion across over 530 protocols.

Onchain data shows a whale holds a $352M long position. Its 79,260 ETH long worth about $187M faces liquidation at $2,290 to $2,301, just $60 away. The 1,140 BTC long worth about $92.6M is safe with liquidation at $72,268 to $74,449. The overall position is underwater by about $18.87M.

From Sept 1 to Oct 11, Solana meme tokens paired with tokenized stocks generated $1.76B in DEX volume, 31.5% of the $5.58B total. StonkFun drove 80% of this activity, but Pump.fun's Custom Pairs captured 58% by Oct 11. Among 289,000 wallets new to stock tokens, 82% sold or transferred rewards, showing the audience remains meme coin traders, not stock investors.

As ETH fell below $2,400, a whale with $352M in long positions faces an $18.87M loss. Their 79,260 ETH longs are $60 from liquidation at $2,290-$2,301. Their 1,140 BTC longs have liquidation at $72,268-$74,449.

Wintermute holds an open interest of about 87.34 million dollars on Hyperliquid. Short positions total about 75.45 million dollars, or 86.4 percent of its book, while longs are about 11.89 million dollars. Its largest shorts are 18.33 million dollars in ETH, 12.07 million dollars in SOL and 10.72 million dollars in SP500. Unrealized profit is near 3.97 million dollars.

Lookonchain reports that Machi (@machibigbrother) has been fully liquidated. Over the past four months, Machi turned just $56K into $12.25M through trading. The account is now back down to $21.8K. A dramatic round trip.

ME AI reports that three newly created wallets, suspected to belong to the same whale, have staked 1.255 million HYPE tokens worth about $100.43 million, according to Onchain Lens. One wallet staked 460,180 HYPE, worth roughly $36.84 million; a second staked 449,900 HYPE, worth about $35.98 million; and a third staked 345,250 HYPE, worth about $27.62 million. Source: BlockBeats.

Dogecoin (DOGE) usually has crowd support. Right now, interest is muted. Spot DOGE ETFs have bled about $540,000 over two days. Not long ago, these funds were on a three-week inflow streak. October has been severe. Data from SoSoValue shows no daily inflows this month. From October 1 to 9, flows were flat. Outflows began on October 12, when close to $400,000 left the funds. Another $138,570 followed on October 13. Total net assets were near $17 million at the start of the month. They are now $14.44 million. Dogecoin price dropped 14% this month. DOGE held around $0.095 in the first week. It fell on October 7 and kept sliding. At press time, according to TradingView, it traded near $0.0824, down 14% in just the last week. There was one recovery attempt on October 12, when DOGE rose to $0.088. The token quickly fell back, hitting $0.080 on October 13. Price was not the only weak signal. RSI was below its signal line, supporting the decline. CMF stood at 0.30, according to Coinalyze, after dropping close to 0.90 earlier yesterday. Futures positioning offered a slightly different picture. Open Interest climbed to about $652 million on October 12 before falling to $598 million the next day. It later recovered modestly to $609 million. Funding stayed positive at 0.0088%, meaning long positions were still paying shorts. That suggests some bullish exposure remained despite the decline, though falling Open Interest shows overall futures positioning had weakened. The $0.080 level is now key. A break below it could add pressure on bullish traders, especially if Open Interest starts falling again. Final Summary Dogecoin price fell about 14% in October. Key level to watch is $0.080; losing it could trigger further freefall. Spot DOGE ETFs have seen no inflows this month; over $540K has flowed out in the last couple of days.

Derive, the onchain options protocol formerly known as Lyra, has recorded $14.22 billion in notional trading volume since January 2026, about 2.6 times its total for all of 2025. The protocol now accounts for nearly 75% of onchain options notional volume and 88.1% of paid premiums. On October 6, Derive completed its V3 migration to Ethereum and introduced isolated risk domains for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ZEC, DOGE, and tokenized gold.