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The crypto graveyard is closed 🎃 Our Halloween game on walbi.com has ended. Thank you to everyone who played. The results: 700 users took part, the game was played more than 2,500 times, and players received $100 vouchers that cover their trading fees. Got a voucher? It's valid for 7 days after crediting and covers fees on trades in the terminal, from Signals and by AI agents. Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit. Trade on walbi.com

Last weekend in the crypto graveyard 🎃 The Halloween game on walbi.com closes on Sunday, 8 November, at 23:59 UTC. Until then, the $100 trading fee voucher is still there. Catch 10 green ghosts, keep away from the red ones, and enter your Walbi UID. We'll credit the voucher within 24 hours. It covers fees on trades in the terminal, from Signals and by AI agents. If you already have yours, endless mode and the leaderboard are open all weekend.

1,000 vouchers, one per UID, first come, first served. Until 8 November, 23:59 UTC. The voucher covers trading fees only and is valid for 7 days after crediting. A Walbi account is required, KYC is not.

Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit. Play on walbi.com

Meet Secure Mommy, the AI agent in our Halloween game 🎃 In the crypto graveyard on walbi.com you play as Secure Mommy. Red ghosts are panic, green ones are green candles. She catches the green and keeps away from the red. That's the idea behind AI agents on Walbi. You write the plan in plain words, and the agent follows it around the clock. It doesn't act on fear at 3 am. It does what your plan says. Catch 10 green ghosts, enter your Walbi UID, and we'll credit a $100 trading fee voucher within 24 hours.

1,000 vouchers, one per UID, first come, first served. Until 8 November, 23:59 UTC. The voucher covers trading fees only and is valid for 7 days after crediting. A Walbi account is required, KYC is not.

Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit. Play on walbi.com

Bitcoin once had 184 billion coins On August 15, 2010, a single transaction in block 74,638 created about 184 billion BTC out of thin air: two outputs of roughly 92 billion each. Bitcoin is capped at 21 million. How it happened: the code added up the outputs of a transaction, the sum got too big for the number format and wrapped around. The check saw a valid amount and let it through. How it was fixed: developers spotted it the same day. Within hours there was a patched version, miners switched to it, and a day later the honest chain overtook the broken one. The 184 billion coins vanished from history.

The 21 million cap held because thousands of nodes agreed to reject one bad block. That's the whole idea of bitcoin, tested in its second year.

Endless mode is open in the crypto graveyard 🎃 Once you've caught your 10 green ghosts, the game on walbi.com has a second mode waiting. Endless mode has no voucher, only a leaderboard. The longer you last, the faster the red ghosts come. Pick a nickname (not your real name or UID), and your score goes on the board for everyone to see. If you haven't played yet, the main game is still open: catch 10 green ghosts, enter your Walbi UID, and we'll credit a $100 trading fee voucher within 24 hours.

1,000 vouchers, one per UID, first come, first served. Until 8 November, 23:59 UTC. The voucher covers trading fees only and is valid for 7 days after crediting. A Walbi account is required, KYC is not.

Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit. Play on walbi.com

5 scary days. Our traders didn't run 🎃 In the last 12 months, BTC closed the day down 5% or more five times. The worst was 5 February 2026: −14%. Trading on Walbi on those days, compared with an average normal day: • +64% trades • +69% trading volume • +76% trades by AI agents More on walbi.com, next to the crypto graveyard game: catch 10 green ghosts, enter your UID and get a $100 trading fee voucher within 24 hours. Until 8 November, 23:59 UTC.

Walbi platform data, real accounts, 30 Oct 2025 to 28 Oct 2026. Scary day = BTC daily close down 5% or more (CoinGecko), 5 days. Compared with an average normal day. Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit.

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Happy Halloween from the crypto graveyard 🎃 Every trader has a graveyard: the 100x long opened at the very top, the stop-loss moved "just once". This Halloween we turned it into a game. How it works You play as one of our AI agents in a pixel crypto graveyard. Catch 10 green ghosts (green candles) and stay away from the red ones (panic and FUD). Finish the game, enter your Walbi UID, and we'll credit a $100 trading fee voucher to your account within 24 hours.

1,000 vouchers, one per UID, first come, first served. Until 8 November, 23:59 UTC. The voucher covers trading fees only and is valid for 7 days. A Walbi account is required, KYC is not.

Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit. Full terms at walbi.com. Play on walbi.com

Happy Halloween from the crypto graveyard 🎃 Every trader has a graveyard: the 100x long opened at the very top, the stop-loss moved "just once". This Halloween we turned it into a game. How it works You play as one of our AI agents in a pixel crypto graveyard. Catch 10 green ghosts (green candles) and stay away from the red ones (panic and FUD). Finish the game, enter your Walbi UID, and we'll credit a $100 trading fee voucher to your account within 24 hours.

1,000 vouchers, one per UID, first come, first served. Until 8 November, 23:59 UTC. The voucher covers trading fees only and is valid for 7 days. A Walbi account is required, KYC is not.

Crypto and leveraged trading are high-risk. You can lose your entire deposit. Full terms at walbi.com. Play on walbi.com

We're with a late post today. The thing is, Binance appears to have been hacked. On the evening of October 29, several billion dollars left the exchange's hot wallets in about 40 minutes. Binance hasn't named an exact amount yet, and on-chain estimates vary widely. What we know so far: • Binance is investigating and says no impact on user funds has been confirmed • Tether and Circle have already frozen about $1.8B in USDT and USDC on suspicious addresses • CZ said he expects users to be fully covered We're confident Binance will handle this: the team came out publicly fast, and the exchange built its SAFU fund for exactly this kind of situation. Stay strong 🫡

A reminder for all of us: security is never "done". Turn on 2FA, set up a withdrawal address whitelist, and don't click links from "Binance support". Big hacks are always followed by a wave of phishing.

A Fed-week strategy for people who keep getting wicked out You know the pattern. A big number drops, bitcoin jumps 1%, everyone goes long. Then it falls 2% and takes the longs and the shorts with it. Nothing has really been decided yet, and half the timeline is already liquidated. This strategy just doesn't trade those minutes. Take Thursday's PCE release at 12:30 UTC: • from 11:30 the agent opens nothing new • from 12:30 to 13:00 it only watches and marks the high and the low • after 13:00 a break above the high is a long, a break below the low is a short • the stop goes on the other side of that range, leverage stays small

Sometimes you'll miss the first big candle. It's usually the same candle that liquidates everyone else, so we're fine with that.

On Walbi you write this rule in plain words, release time included, and the agent runs it while you get on with your day.

The Fed decides on Wednesday. The decision is the boring part It lands at 18:00 UTC, and almost nobody expects a change. Rates stay at 3.75–4.00%. Futures give a hike this week about a 10% chance, and a cut isn't even on the table. That last bit is the real news. A year ago the market was counting cuts. On Wednesday Canada and New Zealand are expected to raise their rates, and traders are asking whether the US is next. Why crypto cares: cheap money is what pushes people into risky bets. When borrowing gets more expensive, there's simply less of that money around. So the moment to watch is 18:30 UTC, when Kevin Warsh starts talking. One line about "further tightening" can move the chart more than the decision itself.

Thursday brings PCE, the Fed's favourite inflation number. If it comes in hot, expect to see the word "hike" on your timeline a lot more.

Last week in crypto, and what this week brings Bitcoin climbed to almost $85,000 on Wednesday, then gave it back on Thursday when tech stocks sold off (Nasdaq −2.6%). On Saturday it dipped under $80,000 for the first time since October 15. It starts this week around $80,000. Fear & Greed: 50, down from 59 a week ago. From "greed" to neutral. Bitcoin dominance: 60%. Altcoins are still waiting.

October is down about 4% so far. If Saturday closes red, it will be the second red "Uptober" in a row.

What's on the calendar: • Wednesday: Fed rate decision and Kevin Warsh's press conference. A hold is expected, so the tone matters most. • Thursday: US GDP and PCE, the inflation gauge the Fed watches most. Coinbase and Strategy report after the US close. • Friday: over $11 billion in bitcoin options expire on Deribit. • Saturday: October closes. Also Halloween.

AI signals in the terminal got an upgrade Signals have lived on the chart for a while: a badge on the entry line and a signal card. Now they are easier to find and faster to act on. What's new: • Signals tab in the bottom panel. All live signals in one place, grouped by pair and direction. The one with the highest potential is on top, marked with 🔥. On mobile they show as cards. • Trade from the list. Open Long or Open Short right from a signal row. Confirm once, tick "Don't show me again", and next time it is one tap. No funds yet? The button takes you to deposit. • Smarter signal card. A mini chart with TP and SL, a Next signal button to flip through all live signals, and an All signals link to the full list.

Don't want a signal on your chart? Tap the ✕ on its badge and it disappears.

The trade form opened from a signal now shows the liquidation price only for the signal's side, so there is less to read.

A strategy in one sentence: buy when the market is scared, stop when it gets greedy This is one of the simplest rules you can hand to an agent on Walbi. Here's how it works. The input is the Fear & Greed Index, a score from 0 to 100 that measures the mood of the crypto market every day. Low numbers mean panic, high numbers mean euphoria. The rule: • Index below 30: the agent buys bitcoin in a small fixed amount every day. • Between 30 and 75: it waits. • Above 75: it stops buying and can sell a small part.

The hardest part of this strategy is buying on the days when everyone around you says it's over. An agent doesn't read the news or the comments. It only looks at the number.

You write the rule in plain words, test it on a $10,000 demo account first, and switch it to live trading when you're comfortable with how it behaves.

Did you know the biggest bitcoin exchange in history started as a card-trading site? Mt. Gox was created in 2007 to trade Magic: The Gathering cards online. The name literally stands for "Magic: The Gathering Online eXchange". In 2010 the site was turned into a bitcoin exchange, and in 2011 it was sold to a new owner, Mark Karpelès. By 2013 most of the world's bitcoin trading went through Mt. Gox.

In February 2014 it froze withdrawals and shut down. About 850,000 BTC were missing. Around 200,000 were found later, and customers waited roughly ten years before repayments finally started.

A fun detail: the man who started the card site, Jed McCaleb, later co-founded Ripple and Stellar.

Last week in crypto, and what this week brings Bitcoin spent last week boxed in between roughly $80,000 and $84,000. It slipped under $80k for a moment on Thursday, bounced, and starts this week back above $82,000. Fear & Greed: 59, down from 69 a week ago. Still "greed", just cooler. Bitcoin dominance: 60%. Money is sitting in bitcoin, not altcoins.

Over the weekend a lot of loud accounts promised a "Black Monday" crash for today, the 39th anniversary of the 1987 one. US futures opened higher instead.

What's on the calendar: • Tuesday: Netflix reports after the US close. • Wednesday: Tesla and Meta, the first tech giants of earnings season. The mood in tech often spills over into crypto. • Friday: flash PMIs, an early monthly check on how US businesses are doing. The Fed is in its quiet period before the October 28 rate decision, so this week earnings and data set the tone.

Whale sentiment is now on the chart 🐋 You can finally see how the big players are leaning without ever leaving the chart. Whale sentiment tracks the biggest players on each market over a rolling 5-minute window and shows the balance between longs and shorts in real time. What counts as a large position isn't fixed: the thresholds scale to each instrument's liquidity, so the reading means the same thing whether you're trading BTC or silver. It's live on 24 instruments: the 20 most liquid crypto pairs plus 4 metals and oil markets. The panel sits right under the price, next to your AI signals, so there's no extra tab and no guesswork. This is the second of the two updates we rolled out today. Open the chart: app.walbi.com

Service levels are here: Basic and VIP ⚡ We've introduced two service levels on Walbi, and the higher you climb, the less you pay to trade. VIP gives you the best trading conditions on Walbi, with lower trading fees than Basic across a wide range of assets. There are two ways to reach it: • $200K in 30-day trading volume + $10K net deposit • or $30K net deposit Basic is the standard entry level, and trading more is what moves you up to VIP and its lower fees. You can see every rate on the fees page, and we've reworked how all of this is shown inside the app. This is just the beginning for service levels, and it's not the only thing we shipped today. One more product drop lands within the hour. 👀 Full fee breakdown: walbi.com/fees

How an agent on Walbi actually works. No magic involved. You describe your strategy in plain words, the way you would explain it to a friend. No code. We turn that into a working agent. Before any real money is involved, you run it on a $10,000 demo across every market, so you can watch how it behaves. When you are ready, it goes live and works around the clock, following your rule at 3am exactly the way it does at noon. The strategy is always yours. What the agent adds is the part humans are worst at: doing the same thing every time, without the fear and the second-guessing.

Trader's dictionary: liquidation. It's when the exchange force-closes your leveraged trade because your margin, the money you put up as collateral, has run out. At that point the decision isn't yours anymore. The market closes the position for you, and there's nothing left to argue with. The bigger the leverage, the faster it happens. The whole trick is setting your risk before the trade, not in the middle of the panic.