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Singapore's central bank wants all FinTech AI use cases subject to independent review, according to a post, and states that failures of third-party services are no excuse for the financial sector.
A Reddit user in r/CryptoCurrency posted a four-year cycle update, stating their prior prediction that BTC would be under $40,000 on 2026-10-08 was wrong and that BTC is now more than double that prediction.
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A Reddit post reports that Vitalik Buterin now questions whether even post-quantum cryptography could be at risk, while noting some form of it will be needed. The poster argues for moving off ECDSA/RSA and building crypto agility.
Europol and EU law enforcement agencies warned that quantum computers threaten exposed private keys rather than blockchains, and urged developers, exchanges and users to begin phased post-quantum migrations. A second report weighed the risk of data stolen now and cracked later.
A post on r/CryptoCurrency argues that AI companies want the power connections Bitcoin miners secured, and that miners could earn more by converting mines into AI campuses. It also claims a BTC rally can restart an idle machine but cannot cancel someone else's lease.
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Multiple posts report that Abstract, the Pudgy Penguins-backed Ethereum layer 2, will shut down on Dec. 15 and is urging users to bridge assets off before then. CoinDesk adds that Igloo spent tens of millions supporting it and that it is the second Ethereum layer 2 to close in a week.
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Metaplanet sold 10,000 BTC and then bought back 11,000 BTC during the third quarter, ending with 44,000 BTC in total holdings, according to multiple news reports citing the company and its CEO.
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A post on r/CryptoCurrency claims Ethereum's real node count is 10,000 to 20,000, distinguishing nodes from validators and citing Etherscan and ProbeLab tracker figures.
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A World Economic Forum podcast featuring Filecoin Foundation president Marta Belcher discusses using crypto and decentralized databases to protect information and create storage incentives, per the post. The post frames this as a preview of how Web3 technologies could contribute to privacy and civil liberties protections.
A post reports that after a $388 million security breach, Bitget's protection fund reached $309 million and withdrawals for major assets were reportedly restored.
A Reddit user on r/CryptoCurrency claims Coinbase closed their account while it held over $900,000 and that the exchange keeps requesting documentation they cannot provide.
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.
Multiple news outlets report that Ethereum layer-2 Blast is winding down because operating costs exceed revenue, with users asked to withdraw by Oct. 26. Posts cite declining assets and remaining bridge funds.
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A post on r/CryptoCurrency describes a robbery in which armed masked men forced the opening of cold wallets and transferred money away, and states that such attacks are on the rise. The post also says that unlike fiat there are no additional controls or checks making stopping and tracking the money very difficult.
A Reddit user in r/Bitcoin posted a BTC power law curve chart derived from publicly available daily BTC closing prices, generated with a Python program written with AI help. The same title was reposted in r/CryptoCurrency.
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A post reports that SEC Chairman Paul Atkins admitted federal securities rules have failed to keep pace with Bitcoin's rapid growth since its 2008 launch.
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A Reddit user with three years of Solidity experience claims blockchain has seen no major corporate adoption, citing supply chain, RWA tokenization, money transfer and proof of ownership as unproven use cases. They also recount a consultancy interview where a bank reportedly stored only transaction hashes on chain due to cost.
A Reddit user describes receiving a call that appeared to come from Wanstead Police station, in which the caller claimed a busted gang held folders with the user's emails, passwords and a 24-word document. The user says they hung up after realising a fraud investigator would recognise a seed phrase.
Multiple news outlets report that the TRUMP memecoin project is inviting its top 185 holders to a Nov. 22 gala dinner with President Trump. Coverage notes ethics disputes and corruption claims surrounding his crypto interests.
The EU has questioned Binance about continuing operations despite a wind-down order, according to FT reporting cited in the post.
Multiple news outlets report that NEAR Intents suffered a $3.8 million exploit and halted services, with the platform promising to compensate affected users. Deposits and withdrawals on 11 networks remain disrupted while repairs continue.
Chainlink introduced Fulcrum, a solution for connecting financial institutions to onchain financing, according to The Defiant and a community post. The Defiant reports a financing workflow demonstrated with DTCC at Sibos, while integrations with financing venues remain under way.
Robinhood announced AI trading agents, crypto perpetuals, and expanded weekend trading hours for its users, according to multiple news reports. The AI agents are described as powered by OpenAI and Anthropic models and operating through dedicated accounts with default manual trade approval.
A Reddit post claims Adam Back and Samson Mow were involved in fraudulent mining contracts and that Blockstream's Liquid product was hacked. The post also states Blockstream is the corporation in charge of the Bitcoin Core code repository.
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Wei Zhou, CEO of regulated crypto exchange Coins.ph, claims banks rely on them for stablecoin liquidity, with $100M daily USDT/USDC to peso trading largely bypassing traditional banking. He identifies capital access and cost as key emerging market hurdles.
GnosisDAO voted on Aug 19 to turn Gnosis Chain from an independent L1 into a rollup that settles on Ethereum, with 123,158 GNO in favor and 115 against. The proposal's authors said Gnosis Chain failed to deliver on its credible neutrality value proposition because that is Ethereum's home turf.
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A CryptoTicker post claims Hedera's HBAR price jumped 27 percent and outperformed the market following an IBM listing.
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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A post reports that Bubblemaps CEO is pushing transparency amid scrutiny following a drop in the LAPTOP token, which rebounded nearly 10% to $0.24 but remains down 99% from its September 9 peak.
A Reddit user on r/CryptoCurrency claims the Trump family's "stable" coin operation is losing dominance on major exchanges and predicts their grift will fade. The post offers no named asset, exchange, or verifiable data.