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Bitcoin’s seven-day average hashrate has returned above 1 zettahash per second, its highest level since March, even as major publicly traded miners shift capacity toward AI. Rising mining difficulty suggests competition remains intense as smaller operators may absorb used equipment.
Coinbase Ireland agreed to a $3.6 million settlement with the Central Bank of Ireland over failures involving customer-fund safeguards and oversight of outsourced services. The sanctions require High Court approval before taking effect.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew about $1.07 billion over three sessions, turning October’s net flows positive despite falling crypto prices. Ethereum ETFs also attracted money Wednesday, but remain deeply negative for the month, while traders see limited odds of a Bitcoin breakout.
Utexo has opened early access to Utexo Mint, allowing exchanges, wallets and other professional operators to test USDT on Bitcoin through RGB before a planned November 28 public launch. A second phase is scheduled to bring the stablecoin to Lightning for payments in early 2027.
A Solana wallet used about $12,000 to generate $1.4 billion in suspected wash-trading volume across Raydium pools, while linked pools displayed billions of dollars in liquidity backed by limited USDC reserves.
Bitcoin traded near $81,500 as renewed US-Iran tensions pushed stocks lower and reinforced a risk-off mood. Analysts identified $81,300 to $84,400 as a likely near-term range ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Oct. 28 meeting, while Moneyiar data showed BTC down 3.58% in 24 hours.
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Bitcoin fell nearly 4% toward $81,000 after oil prices rose above $110, reviving fears of stronger inflation and higher U.S. interest rates. Renewed Middle East attacks also pressured stocks and risk-sensitive assets, although bitcoin’s broader quarterly performance remains strong.
Neoclouds supplying Nvidia GPU capacity to AI companies are under pressure from debt, depreciation and rising infrastructure costs. October selling intensified after Gartner warned that more than 80% of providers could cease operating independently by 2030, despite strong demand and major contracts.
Coinbase Ireland was fined €3.25 million by Ireland’s central bank for failures in safeguarding customer funds and overseeing outsourced services. Coinbase cited coding and account-handling issues but said no customer lost money or was unable to access funds.
Robinhood has won approval from Dubai’s financial regulator to offer retail trading and custody for bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, stocks, ETFs and investment tokens. The company plans to launch from a new DIFC headquarters in 2027, but has not yet detailed eligible countries, fees or customers.
Major U.S. banks are restricting third-party AI agents after finding unauthorized software entering customer accounts, sometimes with customer credentials. Morgan Stanley is blocking such agents, while other banks are considering read-only access to limit financial risks.
Robinhood Chain generated $51.11 million in first-quarter fees as tokenized stock trading climbed to $11.31 billion in September. Robinhood retained an estimated $45.93 million, while Ethereum collected just $69,170 for settlement and data availability.
Stablecoins and tokenized deposits are moving from blockchain trials into corporate payment operations, an EY-Parthenon survey found. Cross-border payments lead adoption, while integration with existing banks and payment platforms, distribution and programmable services are emerging as the key factors for wider institutional use.
Fireblocks has disputed a report that Visa is in advanced talks to acquire the crypto custody and infrastructure provider for about $2.5 billion. Visa declined to comment, while the reported price would be far below Fireblocks’ last publicly disclosed valuation of more than $8 billion.
Fireblocks has denied an Axios report that Visa is close to acquiring the institutional crypto custody and stablecoin infrastructure company for about $2.5 billion. The report comes as Visa and Mastercard compete to expand their presence in digital-asset payment rails.
Fireblocks denied an Axios report that Visa was in late-stage talks to buy the crypto custody company for $2.5 billion. The figure would be well below Fireblocks’ $8 billion valuation from its 2022 funding round. Coinbase also denied involvement in a possible deal.
