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EasyA has reached an independently assessed $1.1 billion valuation ahead of a planned direct listing in the first half of 2027. The blockchain and AI developer platform has filed a draft SEC registration and is considering tokenized shares for its public-market debut.
More than half of Ethena’s USDe backing was allocated to DeFi and institutional lending in LlamaRisk’s October 12 snapshot. The assessment highlights that deployed backing, immediately available liquidity and direct redemption access are separate considerations for holders.
Willem Middelkoop says Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030 as investors seek protection from currency debasement. He argues central banks prefer gold because they can influence it, while institutions are accessing Bitcoin through ETFs.
Tokenized commodities are expanding beyond gold-price exposure as Paxos Labs explores gold lending, Theo develops income-generating silver products and Energy Substantiation builds oil, natural gas and Brent tokens. The sector is growing, but custody, logistics, inventory verification and borrower risk remain major challenges.
Bitcoin Core contributor Antoine Poinsot challenged unsupported claims about AI-driven Bitcoin address risks while emphasizing preparation for quantum threats. The discussion covered proposed protocol changes, consensus building, public-key protection, multisignature security and current cryptocurrency market data.
DWF Labs subsidiaries DWF Maas and Falcon Digital are seeking $114 million from BitGo in a London lawsuit, alleging the custodian sold discounted FF and ESPORTS tokens before three-month lock-ups expired and contributed to sharp price declines.
Europol says crypto developers, wallet providers and users should begin preparing for quantum threats because moving millions of wallets and nodes to resistant cryptography could take years, even though capable quantum computers do not yet exist.
The U.S. government moved 12,267 Bitcoin worth about $1.01 billion from funds seized in the Bitfinex hack case to a new wallet. The transfer did not confirm a sale, while recent government crypto movements have revived questions about its plans for seized digital assets.
The U.S. government moved 12,267 bitcoin, worth about $1 billion, linked to the Bitfinex hack into unlabeled wallets, according to Arkham data cited by CoinDesk. The transfer showed no sign of a sale, following a separate $383 million movement to Coinbase Prime.
The U.S. government moved about $103.2 million in seized Bitcoin and BNB, with some Bitcoin reaching Coinbase Prime. No sale has been announced, leaving the purpose of the transfers unclear as traders monitor the wallets.
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade has launched on the Sepolia testnet, marking one of the final rehearsals before developers determine its Hoodi and mainnet activation dates. The upgrade targets improved scalability and efficiency through parallel processing, new block validation rules and higher gas capacity.
Coin Metrics’ rebuilt Ethereum exchange-flow history highlights how later wallet discoveries can change past data. The revision does not prove a trading effect, but it means ETH backtests must distinguish revised history from information available at each historical decision point.
Petrobras has developed two Cardano-based applications to track sustainability claims for sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel. One tokenizes SAF environmental attributes, while the other records Diesel R across production, transport and use for potential Scope 3 reporting.
Kakaopay Securities has partnered separately with Dinari and Ondo Finance to explore tokenizing Korean-listed shares and distributing them internationally. The project remains at the proof-of-concept and infrastructure-study stage, with regulatory approval and commercial timing undecided.
Crypto projects spent about $638 million on token buybacks through late August 2026, surpassing the $545 million recorded during the same period in 2025. Hyperliquid and Pump.fun together accounted for nearly 90% of the total.
An open competition led by StarkWare, Yukon Research and Eigen Labs lowered the estimated cost of a quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction from about $320 to roughly $67, with AI models ranking highest on the leaderboards, Decrypt reported.
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