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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $526.7 million on October 19, their strongest daily inflow in nearly a month, led by BlackRock’s $665.2 million haul. Ethereum and Solana funds posted losses as elevated Treasury yields and inflation concerns continued to shape crypto markets.
Zcash led a broad crypto-market rebound, gaining 8.5% to $1,215.85 as Bitcoin returned above $83,000. ETF inflows and a recovery in technology stocks supported the move, while oil near $110 and Treasury yields above 5% continued to threaten risk assets.
A public dispute between BlockTower Capital founder Ari Paul and Coinbase has drawn attention to a wider corporate bitcoin custody problem: companies may lack independently verifiable answers about who controls assets, approves transfers and confirms they remain in custody.
UK banks are under scrutiny after Stand With Crypto recorded 10,092 complaints about crypto transfer restrictions from 9,803 people. Lloyds, Barclays and NatWest received the most complaints as the UK prepares its 2027 digital-asset regulatory regime.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs attracted about $527 million on Monday, their strongest combined inflow in a month, led by BlackRock. Analysts warned that weakening equities, high oil prices and tighter financial conditions could still pressure bitcoin demand and its $80,000 support.
Bitcoin slipped to about $81,400 despite $526.6 million entering U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, as South Korea’s Kospi plunged 3.73% and chip stocks weakened. Derivatives traders sought downside protection, with puts outnumbering calls on Deribit by more than two to one.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $526.6 million on Monday, their biggest daily inflow in nearly a month. BlackRock’s IBIT generated $665.2 million of inflows, offsetting withdrawals from Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC, while ether funds posted a fourth straight day of outflows.
AnchorWatch has opened a Nevada state-chartered trust company offering qualified Bitcoin custody, two key-control models and insurance options. Its fixed-dollar pricing is capped at $10,000 a month, a structure aimed at institutional clients and large Bitcoin holders.
The Waterworks of Money, created by Carlijn Kingma, Thomas Bollen and Martijn Jeroen van der Linden, uses art to explain money creation, financial inequality, banking fragility and bitcoin’s evolving role in Europe’s monetary future.
Mastercard has introduced Stablecoin Security, an API-based tool that scores stablecoin payments for fraud, scams and sanctions exposure before settlement. The service launches first in North America with Borderless.xyz and Keyrails, with global availability planned for 2027.
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A Bitcoin address funded in 2013 moved 411.45 BTC worth about $33.4 million in its first outgoing transaction. Galaxy linked the wallet to a New York lawsuit seeking control of allegedly abandoned Bitcoin holdings.
Bitcoin has recovered above $82,000, but it remains down about 2% in October after U.S. investors withdrew $228.4 million from bitcoin ETFs last week. The weak start challenges the cryptocurrency’s reputation for strong October gains, despite a powerful third-quarter rally.
Strategy bought 267 more bitcoin for slightly over $22 million, lifting its holdings to 848,517 BTC and October spending to $73 million. The company also repurchased $193.1 million of STRC preferred stock as its shares faced monthly and yearly declines.
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Bitcoin recovered modestly to about $82,000 as cryptocurrency markets faced concern over possible “Black Monday” volatility. Altcoins suffered steeper weekly losses, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded combined outflows of $548.5 million. Circle also announced plans to expand stablecoin operations into roughly 40 emerging markets.
World has launched identity tools for banks and financial institutions to verify that real people approve transactions, citing rising AI-enabled fraud. The expansion involves several design partners but comes as regulators continue to scrutinize the project’s iris-scanning biometric technology.
Stablecoin card use is growing quickly, with Visa reporting more than 160 linked programs and payment volume nearly doubling year over year. But providers still face card-processing, settlement, financing and reward costs, while customers must weigh convenience against fees and currency conversion.
