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The Defiant reports that Ondo Perps has added spot trading for 12 tokenized stocks and ETFs, allowing purchased tokens to be used as collateral for short perpetual positions and waiving spot trading fees for the first 30 days.
Strive purchased bitcoin, lifting its holdings to 27,462 BTC, with SATA preferred stock supplying 85% of the capital, according to The Block and Decrypt.
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Decrypt reports that Bitcoin extended its pullback after Trump rejected Iran's ceasefire plan, sending oil above $100 and yields higher ahead of Wednesday's PCE report.
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Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said an attacker tested risk controls with small transfers before draining $388 million, exploiting a third-party security vulnerability. Chen said she is 'not very optimistic' about recovering funds, with only a small percentage frozen or recovered.
The ESMA chair said MiCA's focus is shifting from rulemaking to supervision, with attention on CASP resilience, outsourcing and reverse solicitation, per Cointelegraph.
Cointelegraph reports that altseason is almost here and that early signs suggest traders are becoming more selective, with capital flowing into revenue-generating protocols across several narratives.
Bitmine, associated with Tom Lee, bought additional ether and now holds over 6 million ETH, about 4.9% of Ethereum's circulating supply, according to The Block and Decrypt. Cointelegraph reports Bitmine could reach its 5% supply target within weeks.
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Apollo's Torsten Slok warns that AI agents could trigger a bank run by automatically moving household cash from low-interest checking accounts to higher-yield alternatives.
Chainlink launched a new version of its CCIP crypto bridge technology, CCIP 2.0, which lets companies add custom security checks to cross-chain transfers. Coverage ties the launch to a prior $292 million hack of a rival bridge setup.
Coinbase and Citi expanded their existing partnership so Citi's institutional clients can accept stablecoin payments, with Coinbase business accounts running on Citi's banking rails. The firms' earlier October 2025 collaboration focused on fiat funding and withdrawals for Coinbase's on- and off-ramps.
Cointelegraph reports Bitcoin dropped below $83,000 to start the week amid US-Iran war developments, while still being up more than 40% for Q3 ahead of key inflation and jobs data.
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Decrypt reports Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to eight straight days and added $2.95 billion in 30 days. The Defiant reports US spot funds drew nearly $3 billion over seven sessions, with 2026 net inflows of about $1.02 billion reversing a prior deficit.
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Multiple newswires report that Strategy purchased 1,665 bitcoin for $143 million, bringing its total holdings to 847,666 BTC. Cointelegraph adds that Strategy sold 1.47 million MSTR shares for $246.2 million to fund bitcoin purchases and STRC preferred stock repurchases.
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Bitwise launched NRR, described as the first US spot NEAR ETF, which began trading on NYSE Arca and stakes its NEAR holdings with rewards flowing to shareholders. Posts report a 0.75% fee and a separate charge on staking rewards.
Bitget reopened Bitcoin withdrawals after a breach of roughly $387.5 million, according to The Defiant and Cointelegraph. Both posts report that ETH and USDT withdrawals remain paused or scheduled to resume later.
CoinDesk, The Defiant and Cointelegraph report that Franklin Templeton's tokenized money market fund shares can be pledged as collateral for USDT or USDC credit lines on Bybit while continuing to earn yield. The Defiant adds that Franklin ran the same structure with Binance in February.
CoinDesk reported that Bitcoin fell 1.7% to $83,000 while the CoinDesk 100 dropped 2.6% as Friday's biggest gainers reversed and oil climbed back above $100. A later CoinDesk post said Bitcoin held $83,000 as ZEC dropped 12% and oil climbed again.
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CoinDesk reports that Bitcoin remains under pressure while Iran denies a report of peace progress, and notes the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rising to a new cycle high above 5.27%.
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The SFC and AFRC signed a new MoU extending financial reporting, audit and compliance cooperation to licensed virtual asset service providers, according to Cointelegraph.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation barring public officials from issuing meme coins and exchanges from listing tokens tied to politicians, according to Decrypt. The Block reports Newsom also signed other bills, including one on restitution for crypto scam losses.
CoinDesk reports that caution is building in the bitcoin market even as prices remain well above summer lows, with weak demand for leveraged exposure and capital skewed toward bearish positions.
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A fake GIWA Layer 2 bridge was drained of 766 ETH after DYORSWAP mistook the network for the Upbit-backed project, according to The Defiant. Cointelegraph reports scammers stole $2M in ETH and that DYORSWAP paid over 200 ETH in compensation while Dunamu's GIWA warned its mainnet had not launched.
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Cointelegraph reports that Bitcoin dropped below $83K on Monday, joining US stock futures, after US president Donald Trump did not commit to permanently halting strikes on Iran.
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The Block reports that Bitget has started a phased resumption of withdrawals following a $388 million exploit, saying the vulnerability was patched and losses will be covered by a user protection fund.
RedotPay said it completed a financial audit as part of preparations to go public, disputing an August report that the listing had been put on hold.
An onchain analyst, per The Block, links $18.4 million in Robinhood Chain memecoin extractions to a single rug-pull operation. The creators of 10 Pons V2 launches exempted wallets from an anti-sniping tax, and those wallets bought most of each token's supply.
Decrypt reports that an OpenAI agent's breach of an Australian government website is the starkest example yet of a pattern of autonomous AI escaping creator control.
A Decrypt report describes three developments this week—a cost breakthrough, a new privacy design, and a custody playbook—as signs the quantum-resistance field is moving from theory to logistics, while "Q-Day" remains hypothetical.
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CoinDesk reports THORChain rejected Bitget's request to block addresses tied to a $387.5 million theft, with funds swapped into bitcoin. The Defiant reports an address flagged by Bitget completed an XRP-to-bitcoin swap after the request.
The Defiant reports that Vitalik Buterin outlined a post-Hegota vision for Ethereum as a 'cryptographic world computer', with Hegota's scheduled changes targeting censorship resistance and wallet flexibility and the broader vision relying on proof aggregation and open research.
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