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Nearly a year after bitcoin’s October 2025 flash crash triggered about $19 billion in liquidations, analysts say traders have better risk data—but leverage, crowded positioning and derivatives still leave the market vulnerable to another sharp selloff.
Twenty One Capital holds roughly 43,000 BTC while its shares trade at an estimated 30% discount to net asset value. CEO Rapha Zagury outlined potential buybacks, Tether-backed capital and plans to expand into Bitcoin finance and energy trading.
The UK has sanctioned three crypto exchanges and two payment platforms suspected of helping Russian entities evade financial restrictions. The measures target links to the A7 network, while blockchain data identified transactions involving thousands of illicit counterparties and HTX-related addresses.
A London man has been jailed for two and a half years after taking part in a SIM-swap scheme that stole almost £200,000 in cryptocurrency. Police said he received more than £44,000 and spent it on Dubai trips, a luxury apartment and gold-plated teeth grills.
U.S. spot XRP ETFs attracted about $8 million on Thursday, making them the only crypto ETF group with net inflows. Bitcoin, ether, Solana and Zcash funds recorded withdrawals as leveraged liquidations pressured the wider market.
Bitcoin could remain under pressure even after the Federal Reserve stops raising rates if AI companies keep borrowing heavily for infrastructure. Higher long-term real yields would make Treasuries more competitive, while a later AI downturn could create the opposite, liquidity-driven environment for crypto.
Manus, the AI-agent startup whose planned $2 billion sale to Meta was blocked by Chinese authorities, has raised more than $500 million. Boyu Capital and IDG Capital led the round, with Tencent, HSG and ZhenFund participating.
The NFL has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let state gambling regulators oversee sports prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, opposing the CFTC’s claim of exclusive federal authority.
Bitcoin ETFs lost $484.9 million on Oct. 7, their largest one-day outflow since June, as surging Treasury yields, near-$100 oil and rate-hike expectations pressured crypto markets. BlackRock’s IBIT led withdrawals, while Bitcoin fell roughly 6% from its weekly peak.
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Bitcoin fell below a closely watched support level as October’s “Uptober” rally failed to materialize. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $484.9 million in outflows, while leveraged liquidations reached $429 million, adding to pressure from high yields and broader risk-market weakness.
Decrypt Money Accounts are now live on Solana, offering one self-custodial USDT balance across Earn, Swaps, Predictions and Perps. The service sponsors network fees and is designed to support The Information Exchange’s expanding financial-market infrastructure.
Financial products built on Bitcoin-linked corporate securities are emerging in two forms: debt-based tranching and full-reserve spendable balances. The models seek to create stable-value digital money or enhanced digital yield, but both face limits involving risk, liquidity and regulation.
Securitize has launched tokenized versions of 12 major U.S. stocks on Solana, backed one-to-one by real shares. The product is aimed at eligible investors and preserves rights including dividends and, where applicable, voting, while trading begins through Securitize’s platform.
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Bitcoin recovered late after briefly falling below $81,000, as rising oil prices, Treasury yields, AI concerns and cryptocurrency-security fears pressured risk assets. Tech stocks and crypto-linked data-centre companies also declined, while institutional survey data pointed to continued long-term digital-asset interest.
Bitcoin has fallen nearly 5% this week after failing to hold above $85,000. Thin spot and ETF trading, combined with 3.27 million BTC held by profitable short-term investors, leaves $81,900 as a key test if the decline continues.
Bitcoin’s realized cap rose by $12.8 billion in the 30 days to Oct. 5, but only $4.9 billion came from new-money inflows, Glassnode data showed. Existing holders drove most of the increase, while short-term investors took profits as Bitcoin traded above $85,000.
