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The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) Has Received Intelligence From The United States Regarding Potential Terrorist Attacks In Moscow
Algerian Foreign Ministry: The UN Security Council's Draft Resolution On Western Sahara Is Biased Towards Morocco And Marginalizes The Polisario Front
The Algerian Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Expressed Regret That The Mandate Of The United Nations Mission In Western Sahara (MINURSO) Was Not Renewed
Jordanian Public Security Authorities Have Seized Hot Air Balloons Carrying Firearms In Karak Province That Were Being Smuggled Into Jordan
Yemeni Government Forces: In The Past Few Hours, We Have Conducted 1,119 Operations Against Houthi Leaders, Rally Points And Reinforcements
Mojtaba Zarei, A Member Of The Iranian Parliament's National Security And Foreign Policy Committee, Said: "The New Defense Guidelines Are Based On The Principle That Any Location From Which An Attack Is Launched Against Iran Could Be Included In The Scope Of Iran's Defensive Counterattack."
Iranian Armed Forces Chief Of Staff Abdullahhi Warned That Any New Aggression By The United States Or Israel Would Trigger A More Severe And Effective Response Than During A Third War, Emphasizing That Iran Is Prepared To Use Its Advanced Military Capabilities To Defend Itself And Will Determine When The Conflict Ends
Iranian Armed Forces Chief Of Staff Abdullahhi: We Are Utilizing All Our Intelligence Capabilities To Closely Monitor The Enemy's Movements And Preparations, And Continuously Update Our Target Database. Once Any Signs Of Hostile Action Are Confirmed, The Armed Forces Will Not Wait For The Enemy To Take Action, But Will Proactively Choose The Timing And Method Of Counterattack. Our Counterattack Will Be SWIFT And Effective, And Will Not Be Limited By Any Geographical Scope
Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran Will Continue To Persevere And Resist, And Will Overcome This Difficult Period On Its Own
Iran's Foreign Minister Stated That Its Nuclear Facilities, Which Are Under The Supervision Of The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Were Attacked, And The IAEA Lacks Inspection Procedures For Such Incidents. Cooperation Between Iran And The IAEA Is Still Far From Normal
Araghzi: We Are Still A Long Way From Restoring Cooperation With The International Atomic Energy Agency
Iranian Foreign Minister: We Do Not Rule Out Any Possibility Of War And Are Prepared For All Circumstances. We Have Upgraded Our Weapons And Equipment, Addressed Weaknesses, Tested New Weapons, And Our Troops Are On High Alert
Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran Demands A Cessation Of The War And An End To The War On All Fronts, Including The Lebanese Front
Iranian Foreign Minister: We Demand Recognition Of The New Shipping Lanes We Jointly Demarcated With Oman In The Strait Of Hormuz And The Closure Of The Remaining Shipping Lanes

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Although Bitcoin has continued to face a series of corrections fueling uncertainties across the market, whales have continued to increasingly move the asset in large quantities.
On Wednesday, October 29, popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez revealed a significant surge in Bitcoin’s whale activity over the week, as whales won’t relent on consistently accumulating the leading cryptocurrency.
Over 6,311 large BTC transfers in 1 week
In a recent X post, the analyst shared on-chain data from Santiment showing a notable surge in large transactions, with over 6,311 Bitcoin whale transfers recorded this week.
Notably, each of the transfers involved at least $1 million worth of BTC, marking the highest level the Bitcoin whale activity has reached in about two months.
While Bitcoin has just retraced from its recent rally and raised hopes on the possibility of a new ATH, the surge in Bitcoin whale transactions has come at a time when the asset is hovering around the $111K mark.
While the impressive whale activities coincide with positive spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, it reflects growing interest among institutions and high-profile investors.
Since the broad crypto market is consistently faced with rising uncertainties, it is difficult to ascertain the drive behind the growing whale activities. Nonetheless, increases in large transactions like this often signal accumulation phases or major market moves, as whales position themselves ahead of volatility.
Nonetheless, Bitcoin has shown mixed price actions over the last week, and it is currently seeing its price plummet significantly. According to data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin has declined by 3.34% over the last day, trading at around $111,171 as of press time.CoinMarketCap">
Apparently, the growing adoption of Bitcoin among large institutions and governments as a strategic reserve tool has contributed significantly to the growing on-chain activity.
With big firms like Strategy, Metaplanet, and others relentlessly scooping up the asset on a regular basis regardless of the unstable market conditions, it is not a surprise that Bitcoin large transaction counts have remained on the upside.
Nonetheless, market participants believe that this increased on-chain activity could indicate growing confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term outlook, particularly following strong ETF inflows and a rebound in market sentiment.
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