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Bitcoin pulled back after nearing $84,000 as oil prices recovered and U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs posted $681 million in weekly outflows. Analysts are watching $82,000 support and U.S. inflation data due October 14 for the next major market catalyst.
The XRP Ledger Foundation defended an emergency patch for a vulnerability that could have created XRP beyond the network’s fixed supply. Developers said bypassing the usual two-week validator vote was necessary to avoid exposing the flaw before protection took effect.
The IMF says tokenized stocks show genuine retail demand, with most trading outside U.S. market hours and many trades involving fractions of shares. But the market is about $2.3 billion, more volatile and less liquid than traditional equities, prompting calls for stronger oversight.
The U.S. Clarity Act’s Senate setback leaves the SEC and CFTC to advance crypto-market rules. Executives see openings for tokenization, DeFi and dealmaking, while lawyers warn that agency action cannot replace Congress or resolve oversight of spot-market trading.
President Donald Trump announced an immediate “energy ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine, while President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine supported it if Russia agreed. Markets initially stayed calm, but bitcoin later gained more than 1% to $83,900.
The IMF says tokenized stocks are attracting after-hours and fractional trading, but remain about 1.5 times as volatile and significantly less liquid than conventional shares. The report calls for stronger legal, settlement and interoperability safeguards as platforms expand their offerings.
An AI security agent found an XRP Ledger vulnerability that could have created about 18 trillion XRP in one transaction. Developers issued an emergency fix outside the normal governance process, while RippleX said no unauthorized tokens were created and no public-network exploitation was found.
Bermuda-based Meanwhile, which says it is the first life insurer licensed to operate entirely in Bitcoin, raised $37.5 million from existing investors led by Bain Capital Crypto. The funding lifts total investment above $180 million as demand grows for its Bitcoin-denominated policies.
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Bitcoin and ether order books are deeper than before the October 2025 crypto flash crash, but altcoin liquidity and spot trading remain weak. CoinDesk’s data points to a selective recovery, with market-making capital returning mainly to the two largest digital assets.
Justin Sun says Tron’s post-quantum cryptography is live on its testnet, positioning the network for possible mainnet deployment as blockchain developers prepare for the risk that powerful quantum computers could undermine current security systems.
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.
Robinhood Chain’s daily transactions fell 42% to 6.2 million in early October, while spot trading volume dropped 21%. Deposits stayed above $1 billion, and Robinhood extended fee coverage for qualifying swaps through Dec. 31 as it seeks to revive network activity.
Bermuda-regulated Bitcoin life insurer Meanwhile has raised $37.5 million from existing investors, taking total funding above $180 million as it expands succession and estate-planning products for wealthy Bitcoin holders outside the US.
The U.S. CFTC is moving to classify event contracts traded by platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket as swaps under its federal jurisdiction. The effort comes amid lawsuits with states claiming authority over sports-related prediction-market wagering.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky has been permanently barred from the cryptocurrency, securities and commodities industries under a New York settlement that could require up to $35 million in conditional payments. The agreement resolves allegations that he misled investors before Celsius collapsed in 2022.
