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The ICBA sued the OCC, accusing it of exceeding its legal authority by granting national trust bank charters to crypto firms.

Bitpanda co-CEO Christian Trummer says European crypto users trust regulated platforms more under MiCA, and urges stricter enforcement.

Bitcoin broke through a $85,000 sell wall and is now testing $90,000 as traders target $100,000.

At a UN summit, experts discussed how governments and financial institutions are preparing for quantum computing risks.

Manchester City's Premier League guilty verdict could jeopardize roughly £30 billion in Abu Dhabi investment in the UK, as UAE officials warn of consequences.

Hackers exploited a third-party Aave adapter to steal 114 ETH, while Aave's core contracts remained unaffected.

Anchorage Digital has cut 17% of its workforce amid a prolonged crypto market downturn.

Blast is shutting down its Ethereum L2 network because operating costs exceeded revenue, giving users until Oct. 26 to withdraw.

Absa becomes the first African bank to offer bitcoin custody to institutional clients, signaling a growing trend of traditional banks entering crypto.

Evernorth’s Nasdaq XRP treasury was approved, but only about $88.5 million in fresh cash is expected, not $300 million.

BNY is in talks with Payward, Kraken's parent, about an infrastructure partnership covering digital assets, custody, trading and payments.

Blast, an Ethereum layer-2 network whose assets peaked at over $2 billion, is shutting down as activity and revenue collapsed.

Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, who began crypto regulation-by-enforcement, may become the next U.S. AI czar.

Velocity, formerly Drift, opened recovery claims for April exploit victims, with initial payouts covering only about 1% of losses.

Blast is shutting down its network because operating costs exceed revenue, with no credible path to sustainability.

Strategy’s Bitcoin credit calculator shows STRC at $210.90 while its market price is $99.50 and redemption price is $101, exposing key modeling limitations.

Blast is shutting down after failing to cover costs, leaving $51 million in user funds controlled by five keyholders.

A Lloyds survey finds 71% of UK finance leaders expect tokenization to reshape financial services.

Eclair Lightning nodes on v0.14.0 and earlier could crash repeatedly on restart due to saved unfunded channel records exhausting memory, fixed in v0.14.1.

Crypto fundraising is rebounding, but investors are no longer paying blanket premiums, as shown by Kalshi's soaring valuation versus Blockchain.com's discounted IPO.

Bitcoin briefly touched $87,229 as weak US September jobs data pushed bond yields down, with QCP Capital seeing this as the "cleanest upside catalyst" for BTC.

Bitcoin rose above $87,000 as weak US jobs data boosted risk assets and ETF inflows continued.

European stablecoin issuers are launching regulated US dollar tokens, arguing that dollar liquidity is essential for global trade despite the EU's push for the euro.

RealFi launched USDrf and sUSDrf on Cardano, aiming to revive its shrinking DeFi ecosystem by connecting stablecoin capital to real-world credit.

Bitcoin climbed above $86,000 as the $85,000 sell wall cleared, though weak US jobs data clouded the outlook.

The Bitget hack sparked a debate over whether permissionless protocols like THORChain should block stolen funds, contrasting with NEAR Intents' intervention.

Tether is reintroducing USDT on Bitcoin via RGB, offering private payments while keeping the coin on Tron and Ethereum.

Bitway, Sky, and LEO Token sit below all-time highs with mixed technical signals heading into the weekend.

Will Schwartz honors SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce’s final day, urging continuation of her mission for privacy-preserving crypto regulation.

Daily dividends on digital credit improve retail appeal and crypto composability without changing annual economics.

The US personal savings rate fell to 4.1% in August 2026, raising questions about whether Bitcoin can hedge shrinking household buffers.

Weak US jobs data sends Bitcoin and gold higher as traders bet on Fed pause.

U.S. job growth slowed sharply in September, missing expectations and pushing the unemployment rate up to 4.2%.

BitGo CEO Mike Belshe warns the failed Clarity Act leaves capital markets exposed to custody and counterparty risks worse than Lehman Brothers.

Circle calls on the European Commission to amend MiCA's stablecoin reserve rules, citing banking risks, in its consultation response.

Bitcoin gained 43% in Q3 despite 10-year Treasury yields hitting 5.34%, but crypto's cheap-money financing era ended.

Tavus' Griffin AI fooled 26 of 54 people into believing it was human during live video calls, so the company restricts access.

BNB Chain becomes the first blockchain to surpass $1 billion in tokenized stocks and ETFs, capturing roughly 30% of the $3.7 billion market.

Bitcoin rallied past $86,000 as US spot Bitcoin ETF demand returned, with short covering amplifying the move ahead of the US jobs report.

Cboe is exploring perpetual futures on the VIX, potentially bringing crypto-style never-expiring contracts to Wall Street's fear gauge.

Bitcoin, gold, and tech futures rise as markets await the U.S. jobs report, with key economic indicators in focus.

A KoFIU survey shows South Korea's crypto market shrank by a third in early 2026, with fewer trades and older users.

The US sanctioned Russia-linked A7 Network and proposed rules to cut its crypto intermediaries off from global markets.

Saifedean Ammous says Bitcoin treasury companies may struggle to compete with Michael Saylor's Strategy.

Ethereum and XRP social sentiment fell to multi-month lows as October begins, potentially signaling a contrarian buying opportunity.

Bitcoin dominance nears 60% and USDT's share falls as crypto traders shift into riskier assets ahead of the U.S. jobs report.

Arthur Hayes predicts money printing will lift crypto, while industry experts at Cointelegraph's Seoul CONNECT discussed Wall Street going onchain, stablecoins, and crypto treasuries.

The ECB is considering three models for putting central bank money onchain, according to Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel.

Porsche is ending its Web3 project and PIONΞERS CIRCLE, but holders keep their PORSCHΞ 911 NFTs.

Coinbase completed its migration of International Exchange to Deribit on October 1, making the old venue read-only and moving trading to Deribit.

Copper heads for its worst week since May as energy costs, a stronger dollar, and weak Chinese data weigh on demand.

Bitcoin neared $87,000 as short liquidations exceeded $120 million, breaking through sell orders around $85,000.

Aave founder says V3 is unaffected after a third-party adapter exploit drained $305,000 from two Safe wallets.

Porsche is ending its Web3 project and Pioneers Circle community after nearly four years, citing a shift beyond technology.

Rising bitcoin perpetual funding rates and open interest signal growing bullish leverage ahead of the U.S. jobs report.

The US September Nonfarm Payrolls report is expected to show a slowdown in job growth, influencing Fed rate hike expectations and the US Dollar.

Nine U.S. crypto regulatory actions since August strengthen the case for Bitcoin reaching Citi's $113,000 target.

EU consumer authorities have launched coordinated action against nine video game companies over in-game currency practices.

Tether's USDT stablecoin is returning to Bitcoin this month via Tether-backed project Utexo, over a decade after debuting on the network.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows on October 1, attracting $102.7 million as Bitcoin rose 2.1%.

Bitcoin briefly topped $86,885 ahead of the U.S. jobs report, as rising bond yields and a stronger dollar weighed on broader markets.

Core Lightning warns that attackers target nodes running version 26.06.7 or earlier, risking funds in unpatched payment channels.

Fiserv launched Roughrider Coin on Solana, giving over 90 North Dakota banks and credit unions a new dollar settlement route.

Aurora co-founder Alex Shevchenko identified the NEAR Intents hacker and gave 48 hours to return $3.8 million.

Citigroup raised its 12-month Bitcoin price target to $113,000 from $82,000, citing ETF flows and technical factors.

South Korean crypto exchanges' operating profits dropped 78% in the first half of 2026 as trading activity and deposits declined.

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs drew $2.65 billion in September inflows, the second-largest monthly total since October 2025, as institutional demand held.

Jim Cramer warns that the Fed's recent rate hike and expectations of more increases pose a major risk to the stock market.

Electrum 4.8.2 patches a Lightning backup flaw affecting anchor channels with non-deterministic keys, requiring some users to replace old backups.

South Korea proposes rules for tokenized securities, including capital requirements, OTC licenses, and retail investment caps, ahead of a 2027 rollout.