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17 stories that broke on 3 October 2026 (UTC), the best-sourced first.
Michael Saylor claims that $STRC's 30-day historical volatility is now 9%, below $SPY, and that this reduces price volatility for income investors while harnessing Bitcoin.
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The Defiant reports that Hyperliquid's USDC yield program has generated $14.6 million for HYPE buybacks, with the first reserve-yield payment awaiting transfer to the Assistance Fund.
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A CoinDesk opinion piece by the Cato Institute's Ryan Chan-Wei claims crypto legislative progress will effectively reset when the new Congress is sworn in because key senators who quarterbacked the bill will not be on the ballot again.
CoinDesk reports that BlackRock offered a glimpse of how tokenization may change investment portfolios, suggesting the next step could be entire portfolios traded, rebalanced and managed in real-time.
The Pope says AI algorithms "lack the spark of humanity," and the Vatican wants to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to protect it.
Cathie Wood says smart investors need to start watching where AI agents spend money, according to CoinDesk. The post adds that as AI agents move from answering questions to spending real money, investors and tech giants are competing to control the financial networks behind machine-driven commerce.
CoinDesk reports that crypto job postings tripled to over 1,200 in September while applications fell, with finance, engineering and trading leading hiring demand.
Payments firm OpenPayd is targeting a year-end Nasdaq listing to fund U.S. expansion and acquisitions, according to CEO Iana Dimitrova. The company aims to launch in the U.S. by April 2027 and is eyeing deals to add licenses and technology.
The YouTuber says OpenAI suspended his account twice while he trained a small, uncensored model built to run on your own computer.
Nick Timiraos reports that Trump says he is not satisfied with media coverage relying on his attorney general's statements suggesting the DOJ is done investigating the Fed building renovations, and restates his unhappiness with former Fed chair Powell.
Axios' Mike Allen asked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent whether he regrets saying "I am the house now." Bessent replied that he does not, saying the house does not win every hand and plays percentages.
Treasury Secretary Bessent said he cannot control the bond market and can only try to get people to slow down and think, adding that his remark "I am the house" meant he has superior information.
A Reddit user on r/Bitcoin claims the Netherlands is likely to tax unrealized crypto gains, unlike stocks, and says they will be forced to sell their bitcoin held in a cold wallet due to mortgage risk.
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A post on r/Bitcoin states that the MIT Media Lab's snack machine now accepts Bitcoin payments through the Lightning Network.
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A Reuters report says Ukraine will hit Russian oil refineries in response to Moscow's new airstrikes, potentially affecting global diesel prices.
A Reddit post in r/CryptoCurrency claims that US national debt growth and interest costs are driving elites to rush CBDCs and AI as a control grid. It asserts the system faces hyperinflation or deflationary default.
A Reddit user says they gave a friend about $3,600 to invest in Bitcoin at $86K and that the friend now claims Bybit fees prevent returning the full amount. The user asks whether Bybit charges ongoing fees for holding Bitcoin or whether the explanation is an excuse.
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