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Circle launched Bitcoin-backed USDC borrowing through its Mint workflow. The process removes operational steps, but borrowing terms remain variable and liquidation risk is assigned to the third-party Morpho protocol.
Ethereum’s layer-2 expansion and about $120 billion in staking coexist with uneven ETF flows. CryptoSlate says the benefit for ETH holders depends on actual purchases and fee generation, not network balances alone.
Brazil’s central bank will require a licensed FX transaction or qualifying non-resident real account for a specific cross-border settlement flow involving regulated FX providers from Oct. 1, limiting stablecoin use on that payment route.
Ether ETFs recorded a third straight session of outflows and XRP funds also lost money, even as both crypto-market sentiment and major assets moved higher. Zcash extended its recent run, CoinDesk reported.
Corporate Bitcoin treasuries bought about 5.9K BTC over three months, but holdings remained at an unrealized loss after Bitcoin fell below $80,000. Fresh capital inflows also dwindled, slowing further accumulation.
Ethiopia cut electricity for Bitcoin miners by 77% as lower reservoir inflows created a hydropower shortage. The state-owned utility is prioritizing households and manufacturers, despite miners generating 35% of its revenue last year.
Stack BTC, backed by Nigel Farage, plans to acquire a gold dealer for $16 million. The proposed deal would use cash flow from precious-metals sales to increase the company’s bitcoin holdings, CoinDesk reports.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $462.7 million in net outflows during a holiday-shortened week, ending three consecutive weeks of strong demand. Withdrawals were recorded in all four trading sessions, including $46.7 million on Tuesday.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $167 million in net outflows on Wednesday, ending their strongest three-week inflow streak of 2026. ARKB led withdrawals, while Ether and Solana funds returned to net inflows, Cointelegraph reported.
Bitcoin ETFs posted a second straight day of outflows on Wednesday, losing $120 million—more than double Tuesday’s loss. Ether, XRP and Solana funds moved in the opposite direction, recording inflows.
XRP ETFs took in nearly $2 million on Tuesday, while bitcoin, ether, solana and hyperliquid funds saw outflows. Grayscale products accounted for all bitcoin and ether outflows, CoinDesk reported.
