WLFI is consolidating around the $0.15 mark, showing signs of strong accumulation after weeks of correction. The token has found solid support between $0.14 and $0.15 — a key demand zone that continues to attract buyers. With sellers losing momentum and buyers reloading positions, the market structure remains bullish as long as WLFI holds above $0.15. A sustained move beyond the $0.19 resistance level, identified as the point of control, could trigger a breakout and signal the next leg higher for the token.

Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff has sounded another bearish alarm for Bitcoin, claiming the crypto’s failure to keep up with traditional markets signals an impending correction. In a post on X, Schiff noted that while Big Tech pushed the NASDAQ to a new record high, Bitcoin remains over 10% below its all-time high, and MicroStrategy ($MSTR) is down 48% from its November 2024 peak. Schiff argued that Bitcoin’s lag behind gold and tech stocks suggests “the bubble is about to pop,” reinforcing his long-standing skepticism toward the cryptocurrency market.

Pi Network has rolled out a new system process that could unblock an additional 3 million Pioneers currently stuck in Tentative KYC status. The update allows users to complete additional liveness checks directly in the app to verify their identity and move forward in the KYC process. The team urged users with a Tentative KYC status to complete the new liveness checks as soon as possible to ensure their accounts are verified and fully functional within the Pi ecosystem. This move is expected to accelerate the overall KYC completion rate across the network.

October 28 marked another bullish day for crypto ETFs as both Bitcoin and Ethereum spot funds recorded strong investor interest. Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted $202 million in net inflows, extending their winning streak to a third consecutive day. Ethereum spot ETFs outshone Bitcoin, drawing in $246 million in net inflows, led by Fidelity’s FETH, which alone accounted for $99.27 million. The steady inflows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs signal renewed institutional confidence amid improving market sentiment and growing anticipation of further crypto market gains.