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A proposed Shielded Bitcoin system would use zero-knowledge proofs and Bitcoin PIPEs to hide transaction participants and amounts without a soft fork, custodians or bridges. The research concept still faces questions about trust, adoption, privacy sets, fees and block-space demands.
Robinhood is bringing Bitcoin and Ether perpetual futures to US customers with leverage of up to 10 times. The company says a CFTC no-action letter, Bitstamp and Robinhood Derivatives helped enable the launch as it pushes for continuously open global markets.
Bitcoin’s advance after a Federal Reserve rate increase has led Mark Moss to argue that investors are weighing currency debasement and technological growth alongside borrowing costs. The Market Disruptors host says Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030, while Moneyiar data shows modest recent gains.
Standard Chartered expects Ethena’s ENA token to reach $2 by 2028, but the forecast depends on USDe recovering from a contraction, reaching $40 billion in supply and generating enough revenue for sustained buybacks.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has opened applications for crypto firms seeking authorisation ahead of a new regime scheduled to begin in October 2027. Applicants must meet standards covering consumer protection, customer assets, market integrity and financial resilience.
Bitcoin has risen about 40% over the past quarter, its best performance since late 2024, after the U.S. Treasury announced a larger debt buyback program. The cryptocurrency has also benefited from renewed interest in assets viewed as hedges against currency weakness.
TD Cowen says bitcoin is increasingly being viewed by institutions not only as an investable asset, but as financial infrastructure that could support new capital-markets products and services.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $66.19 million in inflows on Sept. 29, extending their winning streak to nine sessions and lifting the run’s total to about $3.08 billion, slightly above August’s comparable rally.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $85,000 after August U.S. inflation came in below expectations. The softer personal consumption expenditures readings reduced the likelihood of an October Federal Reserve rate increase, while Moneyiar data later showed bitcoin at $83,834.36.
The Netherlands plans to introduce a capital gains tax from 2028, potentially covering bitcoin and other digital assets. The proposed system would tax realized investment profits, replacing the current approach based on an assumed annual return, though the crypto start date remains unclear.
Bitcoin rose above $85,000 after August PCE inflation undershot forecasts, reducing expectations for an October Fed rate hike. The move stalled below recent highs as 10-year Treasury yields reached about 5.25%, while traders remained cautious about a return to Bitcoin’s record.
A UK court ordered former National Crime Agency officer Paul Chowles to repay £1,810,678.93 after he stole 50 Bitcoin seized in a Silk Road 2.0 investigation. The coins were worth about £60,000 in 2017, but 30 were later recovered after blockchain tracing.
Bitcoin futures open interest has moved above $50 billion for the first time this year. Anchorage Digital’s David Lawant says rising spot volume, thinner order books and options-market signals point to an early shift toward a more bullish Bitcoin market regime.
Bitcoin has remained relatively resilient as the U.S. Dollar Index climbed to a two-month high. CoinDesk’s data show a modest inverse relationship between bitcoin and the dollar, with DXY explaining only about 17% of bitcoin’s recent daily price variation.
Bitcoin is heading for its best quarter since early 2024 with an estimated 44% gain, while ether has risen 70.9% for its strongest quarter since 2021. The rebound follows three losing quarters, but elevated Treasury yields remain a key challenge for crypto markets.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their net-inflow streak to nine trading days, taking the total to roughly $3.1 billion. Ether ETFs recorded $3 million in outflows after seven sessions of inflows, while Zcash funds also recently reversed direction.
Bitcoin held near $83,000 as Treasury yields rose and traders awaited U.S. inflation data. Lighter dropped 17% after Robinhood announced plans to offer crypto perpetual futures to U.S. customers, while derivatives leverage and open interest continued to cool.
