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The ECB is seeking euro-area online and mobile merchants for a 12-month pilot of beta digital euro payments in 2027. Businesses can submit applications until Oct. 27, Cointelegraph reported.
Bitcoin short-term holders have stayed in partial profit for nearly 30 days, with CryptoQuant analysis pointing to improving odds of a lasting bullish BTC reversal, Cointelegraph reported.
CoinEx plans to end operations after nine years, citing falling trading volumes, reduced liquidity and rising regulatory and compliance costs. Withdrawals will remain open until Dec. 22, according to Cointelegraph.
Balancer is considering a wind-down after cost cuts and new products failed to revive revenue. Marcus Hardt said v3 did not replace legacy income, while a $128 million November exploit continued to weigh on adoption.
OpenAI chief Sam Altman warned that humans could lose control of AI and called for safeguards during training. He also urged shared industry standards, saying developers can act before legislation is introduced.
Bitmine has staked more than 5 million ETH and projects $334 million in annual staking revenue from its $15.8 billion crypto treasury, according to Cointelegraph, while continuing to accumulate Ether.
Kaiko’s Series B funding round has reached $110 million, with S&P Global and BNP Paribas participating. The financing will support the company’s expansion into continuous market data services.
King Charles will host AI industry leaders amid renewed calls for restraint. Dario Amodei and Sam Altman recently warned that rapidly advancing systems could create risks that are increasingly difficult to control.
CryptoSlate reports that hackers minted trillions of fake Bitcoin, while 15 BTC was recovered. The native bridge remains paused, liquidity providers are unpaid, and final accounting continues as a 20% bounty window closes September 13.
Payward plans surveillance across five market types, but Nasdaq monitoring cannot determine U.S. legal classifications. Those classifications remain key to market access and investor protections as 24/7 tokenized trading develops.
