The timeline is messy: • 2014: Qian allegedly sold unlicensed wealth products promising guaranteed returns • 2017: fled to the UK, where authorities seized BTC, cash, and assets • 2026: Tianjin court accepted the confiscation application, opening a 6-month window for victims.

Meanwhile, Solana ETFs recorded $585K in daily inflows, while larger spot orders suggest growing interest among big traders. But there's a catch. Despite SOL defending the $95–$100 demand zone, other market indicators are flashing signs of overheating.

Exchange data backs the supply story. BNB has logged 11 straight days of negative Spot netflows, pulling tokens off exchanges and reducing what's available to sell. The 90-day Spot Taker CVD also shows buy dominance - aggressive buyers are still in control.

Separately, Switzerland just widened access. On October 20, FINMA approved a fund holding actual Bitcoin for public shareholders — previously limited to qualified or institutional investors. Ticker BBIT is expected to list on the SIX Swiss Exchange next month.