Crypffalo: crypto news and real-time market data
Crypffalo is a crypto news and market data site in Vietnamese and English. Every day it publishes market news, a morning brief, trading guides and real-time data tools: liquidations, long/short ratio, funding rates, money flow, BTC Dominance and Hyperliquid whale wallets.
Crypto data tools
- Real-time crypto liquidations today: Binance, OKX, Bybit
- Crypto Long/Short Ratio today: Binance, OKX, Bybit, Hyperliquid
- Crypto funding rate and Open Interest today (Binance Futures)
- Crypto Spot and Futures money flow today: which coins are seeing inflows and outflows
- Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D) today: real-time Bitcoin market share, altcoin season
- Track Hyperliquid whale wallets today: latest positions, long or short
- 2026 economic & crypto events calendar (GMT+7): CPI, FOMC, Nonfarm
- Free crypto tools: PnL, position size, DCA and USDT conversion calculators
Frequently asked questions
What is Crypffalo?
Crypffalo is a crypto news and market data site. It brings together market news, a daily morning brief, trading guides and real-time data tools such as liquidations, long/short ratio, funding rates, money flow, BTC Dominance and Hyperliquid whale wallets.
Where does Crypffalo get its data?
Figures come from the public APIs of Binance, OKX, Bybit, Hyperliquid, CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap. Each tool shows its source and update time so you can check them yourself.
Is Crypffalo free to use?
News, guides and most data tools are free. Gold and Diamond Membership unlock deeper data and Telegram alert bots, with a free trial available.
Where can I read today's crypto morning brief?
Every morning Crypffalo publishes a brief summarising market moves and the day's notable news in the Morning brief section, linked from the home page.
Is the information on Crypffalo investment advice?
No. Content on Crypffalo is for information and education only, not investment advice. Crypto assets are high risk and you are responsible for your own decisions.
Latest articles
- Bitcoin ETFs See $643M Outflow, Largest Since June After Binance Hack – US spot bitcoin ETFs bled $643.2 million on Oct 30 after the Binance hack, erasing four days of inflows, while ether ETFs lost another $155.7 million.
- Trump says US looking into Binance hack as CFTC chair pushes offshore oversight – Trump said the administration is looking into the $6.3 billion Binance hack, including possible North Korean involvement, as CFTC Chairman Michael Selig urged U.S. oversight of offshore exchanges.
- Binance targets Nov 1 withdrawal restart after finding more breach points in $6.3B hack – Co-CEO Richard Teng says Binance aims to reopen withdrawals within about 40 hours, on Sunday Nov 1, and will publish a full proof-of-reserves report on Monday Nov 2 after the $6.3 billion hack.
- Crypto stocks slide: Coinbase drops 12%, Strategy 11% as Binance hack weighs – Coinbase and Strategy sank at Friday's open as the Binance hack, soft Q3 reports and a broad tech selloff hit at once, while bitcoin slipped to around $76,800.
- Binance sets aside $6.34 billion in corporate funds to cover hack losses – Binance says it has reserved more than $6.34 billion of corporate funds to cover hack losses, with about $5 billion already held in the affected tokens. Withdrawals remain paused and are expected to resume within 48 hours.
- Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Binance Hack Triggers $1.5B in Liquidations – Bitcoin briefly slid to around $76,400 as the $6.3 billion Binance hack and a tech-stock selloff wiped out about $1.5 billion in leveraged positions, mostly longs.
- Binance confirms $6.3 billion hack as analysts point to North Korea's Lazarus – Binance says about $6.3 billion was stolen from its hot wallets and pledges to cover all losses. TRM Labs and Chainalysis link the attack to North Korea's TraderTraitor; $1.53 billion in positions were liquidated.
- Binance Halts Withdrawals on Several Networks After Suspected Hack; CZ Expects Full Cover – Binance paused withdrawals on several networks after an estimated $3.3–5.7 billion left its hot wallets. The exchange says user funds are safe but has not confirmed a hack; CZ expects users to be made whole.
- Binance suspected hack hits up to $5.7B as Tether, Circle freeze $2.3B+ – On-chain tallies of funds leaving Binance hot wallets climbed to at least $5.57 billion across three chains. Tether and Circle froze more than $2.3 billion in stablecoins as Binance investigates.
- Binance Wallet Moves $2.5B to Fresh Address in Suspected Hack; Bitcoin Slips to $79K – A Binance-labeled hot wallet sent about $2.5 billion to a new address, sparking hack fears. Binance has not confirmed an attack; BTC slipped near $79,000 and about $629 million was liquidated in an hour.
- Polymarket Exploit Drains About $2.7M After Third-Party Provider Compromise – Polymarket moved to cancel-only mode after user accounts were drained via a compromised third-party provider; losses are estimated near $2.7 million and the platform pledges full refunds.
- US GDP Beats at 3.4%, PCE Hits 3.6% as December Fed Rate Hike Odds Climb – The US economy grew 3.4% in Q3, beating the 3.2% forecast, while September PCE inflation rose to 3.6%. Markets now price a better-than-80% chance of a December Fed hike as Bitcoin recovers to around $81,700.
- NYSE Owner ICE to Bring Hyperliquid Perps to the U.S.; HYPE Jumps ~15% – ICE, parent of the NYSE, is teaming up with trade[XYZ] on a regulated U.S. perpetual futures venue built on Hyperliquid, pending CFTC approval. HYPE rose about 14–15% to near $91.
- Fed holds rates at 3.75%-4% as two officials dissent in favor of a hike – The Fed kept rates at 3.75%-4% in a 10-2 vote, with two officials pushing for a 25 bps hike. Markets fully price a December increase; bitcoin hovers near $81,000.
- DTCC launches tokenized securities with JPMorgan, Citi among 20 firms – DTCC's tokenization service went live with 34 securities worth about $30 trillion on Canton and Besu, with 20 firms including JPMorgan, Citi and Morgan Stanley signed on.
- Bithumb Hit by Data Breach as Cyberattack Wave Sweeps South Korean Finance – Bithumb confirmed hackers breached its internal mobile system and exposed personal data. No crypto losses have been reported; 16 Korean financial firms have been hit in the wave.
- Ripple wins final OCC approval for national trust bank backing RLUSD stablecoin – The OCC has granted final approval for Ripple National Trust Bank, which will manage reserves for the roughly $2.5 billion RLUSD stablecoin and offer institutional custody.
- Keystone to destroy 18,835 hardware wallets after device authentication key theft – Keystone says hackers stole the WebAuth key used to verify genuine devices plus about 26,000 customer records. It will scrap 18,835 wallets and pause shipments; private keys and seed phrases were not exposed.
- Strategy Pauses Bitcoin Buys, Spends $205M on STRC Preferred Buyback – Strategy bought no bitcoin during Oct. 19–25 and spent about $204.9 million repurchasing STRC preferred shares; its USD cash fell about 46% while holdings stayed at 848,517 BTC.
- Electrum Bitcoin wallet patches exploited flaw letting rogue servers swap transactions – Electrum 4.8.3 fixes a bug that let malicious servers redirect coins when users bumped fees with RBF; at least one user has lost funds.
- Robinhood Chain After the Crash: What UNI and ORDI Cycles Say About PONS, HOOKR – PONS is down 77% and HOOKR 57% from their peaks as Robinhood Chain activity cools. We compare DeFi Summer 2020 and 2023 inscriptions to map out a possible second wave for tax tokens.
- Elon Musk warns of ‘stranded compute’ in unfinished AI data centers – Elon Musk says a lot of AI compute will end up stranded in partially built data centers. The remark could revive worries about the AI spending cycle that has weighed on Bitcoin near $80,000.
- Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as $837 million in crypto liquidations hit longs – Bitcoin dropped to around $79,500 on Oct 24, triggering roughly $837 million in 24-hour liquidations, more than 80% of them longs, ahead of the Oct 27–28 FOMC meeting.
- Hyperliquid Whale Tracker: Read Whale Positions in 5 Numbers – How to use a Hyperliquid whale tracker: read position size, leverage, entry, PnL and liquidation price of whale wallets, 5 copy-trading mistakes, and how to combine it with liquidation and order book data.
- What Is the FOMC? FOMC Meeting Schedule 2026–2027 – The FOMC sets US interest rates. Who sits on it, when it meets, what the dot plot is, the 2026–2027 meeting schedule, and how Bitcoin and altcoins tend to react.
- Trading Crypto on FOMC Night: 24-Hour Checklist for Futures – A step-by-step checklist before, during and after the Fed decision: cut leverage, read funding, liquidation pools, the order book and CVD, place stops, and what not to do at decision time.
- How to Calculate Position Size in Crypto (Formula and Examples) – The position sizing formula: Position = Capital × Risk % ÷ Stop distance %. Worked examples for spot, leveraged futures, scaling in, fees, and capping total open risk.
- How Much Leverage Is Enough? Margin, Liquidation and Stop Loss – Leverage sets margin and how close your liquidation price is, not what you lose at the stop. How to pick leverage from stop distance, cross vs isolated margin, funding, and common mistakes.
- What Is Zcash (ZEC)? Private Transactions, Supply and NU7 – Zcash (ZEC) supports private transactions with zk-SNARKs. Transparent vs shielded addresses, the 21M supply and halvings, the NU7 upgrade, October 2026 market data and the risks of trading ZEC.
- What Is Worldcoin (WLD)? World ID, the Orb and Token Unlocks – Worldcoin (WLD) is the token of World Network, which verifies "real humans" with the Orb and World ID. How it works, World Chain, token allocation and unlock schedule, October 2026 data, and regulatory and dilution risks.
- How to Read a Crypto Order Book: Bids, Asks, Walls and Zones – The order book is the list of resting buy and sell orders. How to read bids, asks, spread, depth, the order book heatmap, walls, support and resistance zones, the balance strip, and how to spot fake orders on DeepDom.
- What Is CVD? Reading Aggressive Buying and Selling in Crypto – CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) sums the difference between aggressive buy and sell volume. How it is calculated, 4 price-CVD scenarios, divergence, absorption, spot vs futures CVD, and using CVD to confirm entries.
- Ethereum delays Glamsterdam Hoodi testnet fork over smart contract gas risks – The Ethereum Foundation pulled Glamsterdam's Oct 26 Hoodi activation after ChainSecurity warned EIP-8037 and EIP-8038 could weaken safeguards in deployed contracts, clouding an early-December mainnet target.
- Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $635M as BTC Slips to $81,400 Amid Tech Selloff – U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw about $635.5 million in net outflows on Oct 22, erasing most of three days of inflows as tech stocks sold off and BTC slipped to around $81,400.
- China Seeks to Seize 61,800 Bitcoin Held in UK Over $5.7B Fraud – A Tianjin court has accepted a bid to confiscate over 61,800 BTC (about $5B) tied to Qian Zhimin's fraud, while the coins stay in UK custody and ownership remains contested.
- Bitcoin slips to $81,800 as Brent tops $112 on Iran strike reports – Bitcoin fell about 3.6% from its $84,856 high to near $81,800 as Brent crude topped $112 after attacks in Saudi Arabia and reports of U.S.-Israeli plans for renewed Iran strikes.
- Bitcoin ETFs Draw $524.8M Inflows as BTC Climbs Toward $84,700 – US spot bitcoin ETFs took in a net $524.8 million on Oct 21, their second $500M+ day in three sessions, as bitcoin touched a weekly high near $84,700.
- OCC Finalizes First GENIUS Act Stablecoin Rule, Leaves Rewards Fight Open – The OCC issued its final rule for payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act, effective Jan 18, 2027, while dropping a proposed presumption against third-party rewards programs.
- Solana Activates Alpenglow on Mainnet, Targeting ~150ms Finality – Solana switched to the Alpenglow consensus protocol at epoch 1064 on Oct 21, replacing TowerBFT used since 2020. The upgrade targets transaction finality of about 150 milliseconds, down from several seconds.
- Crypto entry points: why the right coin can still lose money – Why the entry decides a swing trade, 3 common entry mistakes (chasing, dip buying, ignoring BTC) and a 4-step check before you buy.
- Crypto exit plan: take profit in parts and lock in gains – How to take profit in parts, lock gains with a trailing stop and when to exit early, so crypto swing trades do not turn green into red.
- 7 crypto trading mistakes: chasing price, holding losers, over-leverage – 7 common crypto trading mistakes in numbers: a 50% loss needs 100% to recover, 20x leverage liquidates on a 5% move, and how to fix each.
- A 5-step daily crypto trading routine with a Telegram assistant – A 5-step daily routine for disciplined crypto swing trading: read the context, filter coins, delegate the watching, check before entry, review weekly.
- Mt. Gox Delays Bitcoin Repayment Deadline to Oct 2027, 34,400 BTC Still in Wallets – The Mt. Gox trustee pushed the creditor repayment deadline back a fourth time, from Oct 31, 2026 to Oct 31, 2027. About 34,400 BTC (roughly $2.8 billion) remains in estate wallets, easing near-term supply fears.
- France Votes 31.4% Tax on Crypto-to-Stablecoin Swaps by a Single Vote – France's National Assembly adopted a 2027 budget amendment (38–37) taxing gains on crypto-to-stablecoin swaps at 31.4% from Jan 1, 2027. The measure is not law yet and still faces the Senate.
- Bitcoin ETFs pull in $526.7M as BlackRock files for downside-protected BTC ETF – US spot bitcoin ETFs took in a net $526.7 million on Oct 19, led by $665.2 million into BlackRock's IBIT, as BlackRock filed for a bitcoin ETF built to cushion losses.
- Strive buys 4,045 BTC for $335 million, lifts Bitcoin holdings to 36,818 BTC – Strive bought 4,045 BTC between Oct 12 and 16 at an average of about $82,803, funded by $369 million in warrant exercises. Roughly $630 million more is due from its SATS preferred offering.
- Strategy buys 267 BTC, spends $193M on STRC buyback, lifts limit to $3B – Strategy added 267 BTC ($22.1M) to reach 848,517 BTC, but spent nearly 9x that repurchasing STRC preferred stock and raised its buyback authorization to $3 billion.
- JPMorgan Brings JPM Coin Deposit Token to Ethereum Mainnet, Beyond Coinbase's Base – JPMorgan is extending JPM Coin, its token for U.S. dollar deposits, to Ethereum mainnet for institutional clients after nearly a year running only on Coinbase's Base network.
- China Q3 GDP beats forecasts at 4.5%, Bitcoin rebounds to $82,500 – China's economy grew 4.5% in Q3, edging past forecasts, while oil eased after Trump waived Russia sanctions, helping Bitcoin climb back to around $82,500 on Oct 19.