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Robinhood is adopting Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin for institutional settlement on Bitstamp, Ripple Treasury for global cash operations and Ripple Prime financing services. RLUSD is expected to reach Robinhood’s main app later this year, broadening a partnership that spans retail, institutional and back-office infrastructure.
Circle and ACI Worldwide are testing USDC settlement in Colombia through the Bre-B instant-payments network. The pilot is intended to show banks how stablecoin transactions can operate alongside traditional payment rails and existing financial workflows.
USDC now accounts for 56% of stablecoin trading against the euro, up from 10% in January 2024, as EU exchanges restrict USDT under MiCA. Kaiko also says USDC’s euro order books are about 40% deeper than Tether’s.
Keystone says hackers stole a device-authentication key during a website breach, potentially allowing counterfeit wallets to pass authenticity checks. The company plans to destroy 18,835 affected units and says as many as 25,964 buyer records may also have been exposed.
Calpers cut its direct holdings in the Magnificent Seven by 26% in the first half of 2026, according to a Financial Times report cited by CoinDesk, as the pension fund increases private-equity exposure and concerns grow over AI valuations and neocloud financing.
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The US has ordered DeepSeek removed from federal civilian IT systems amid data-security concerns, while Treasury proposes wider AI investment restrictions. Across Asia, stablecoin trials, tokenized-bond infrastructure, a Swiss Bitcoin ETF and cross-border crypto partnerships are expanding.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has ordered civilian federal agencies to remove DeepSeek and third-party services built on its models, while banning new purchases. Officials cited potential data transfers to China and intelligence risks involving U.S. people and agencies.
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World has launched biometric “proof of human” badges for Zoom enterprise users globally. The World ID system compares an iris-scan image, live selfie and video feed to help participants identify real people during sensitive calls.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $228.6 million last week after a $681.1 million withdrawal the previous week. The nearly $910 million two-week outflow came as hotter inflation data revived rate concerns and Bitcoin slipped below $80,000.
Google DeepMind says AI has not yet accelerated the pace of AI research, despite writing more than 75% of the lab’s production code. Gemini 4 Argon completed about half of internal research engineering tasks, while humans remained involved in most code changes and major decisions.
Australia’s securities regulator has proposed tougher rules for crypto exchanges, including capital requirements that could start at A$14 million, stricter custody controls and trading restrictions. ASIC is consulting on three models before mandatory licensing begins in 2027.
Bitcoin recovered above $83,000 after briefly dropping below $81,000, despite a steep South Korean stock-market selloff. Crypto liquidations reached $812.9 million, with long positions responsible for 84.5% of losses, while negative Net Taker Volume indicated continued aggressive selling pressure.
MNX has launched expiring futures tied to the valuations of private AI companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek and Moonshot. The contracts expire in 2027, carry no recurring funding fees and allow up to three-times leverage, but settlement prices may differ from private-share prices.
Bitcoin has diverged from South Korean stocks as AI-spending concerns and Chinese semiconductor competition drove the KOSPI down 5.5%. The index is about 38% below its June peak, while bitcoin has recovered from around $58,000 to as high as $87,000.
Bitcoin rebounded toward $84,000 as South Korea’s KOSPI fell below its 200-day moving average amid a semiconductor sell-off. The cryptocurrency’s advance faced heavy sell liquidity, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded October outflows of $451 million.
Proposed 3x Bitcoin and Ethereum funds are moving closer to market access, but their daily resets mean investors can lose money even if Bitcoin later returns to its starting price. Futures exposure, fees and possible one-day losses add further risks.
