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Ammous Says Falling Bitcoin Volatility Signals Stronger Macro Role
Saifedean Ammous identifies falling Bitcoin volatility as the cryptocurrency’s most bullish current signal, according to Bitcoin Magazine, which frames the asset’s development within the bond crisis and its growing role as a macro asset.
Brooklyn Man in $16 Million Coinbase Scam Faces Up to 12 Years
A Brooklyn man involved in a $16 million Coinbase scam received up to 12 years in prison after posing as support staff and draining about 100 accounts. Messages reportedly showed he lost $6 million of the proceeds gambling.
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Attract Nearly $1 Billion in One Day
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs received $999 million in net inflows on Monday, their strongest one-day result since October 6, according to Farside Investors data cited by Bitcoin Magazine. The figure signals renewed demand for BTC exposure through ETF products.
Crypto Firms Commit $206 Million to Political PACs Ahead of Midterms
Crypto corporations gave $206 million to super PACs and hybrid PACs through Q2 2026, Public Citizen said, making crypto the largest disclosed corporate donor sector tracked in the midterm cycle. The total may not capture all industry-linked spending.
Saudi Arabia Leaves China-Backed mBridge CBDC Project, FT Reports
Saudi Arabia has left mBridge, a China-backed cross-border CBDC platform, the Financial Times reported according to Cointelegraph. The initiative has drawn scrutiny from US policymakers, while details on the departure remain undisclosed.
X Sues Two Bitcoin Influencers Over Alleged Creator-Payout Bot Scheme
X is suing two UK Bitcoin influencers, alleging they used six coordinated accounts and an automated operation to obtain at least $278,000 from the platform’s now-defunct Creator Revenue Sharing Program.
Jordi Visser Says AI Agents Strengthen the Bitcoin Bull Case
Jordi Visser says stablecoins, lending and tokenization may have been built more for AI agents than humans, presenting a broader bullish argument for Bitcoin. Bitcoin Magazine published the analysis on September 21, 2026.
X sues six Bitcoin-focused accounts over alleged payout manipulation
X is suing operators of six Bitcoin-focused accounts, alleging coordinated posts and engagement inflated creator payouts. Cointelegraph reports that X claims actual and projected losses of at least $378,000.
Visa Moves to End Meme Coin Credit Card Rewards Loophole
Visa is moving to stop meme coin purchases from being coded as ordinary digital media transactions eligible for credit card rewards, according to Decrypt, following the failed Clarity Act and a narrower win for JPMorgan.
Hacker Steals $2 Million From Fetch.ai, NuNet In Single Attack
The post Hacker Steals $2 Million From Fetch.ai, NuNet In Single Attack appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Security firms Blockaid and PeckShield say the same attacker hit two separate AI-focused crypto projects o...
Zuckerberg Says AI Labs Can Prioritize Safety Without Coordinated Pause
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said competition and potential liability can encourage AI labs to prioritize safety independently. He cited Meta’s decision to delay Muse while pushing back on calls for a coordinated industry slowdown.
Fragmented regulations limit stablecoin adoption in international finance: WTO head
The WTO says stablecoins could reduce trade-finance friction, but fragmented regulations have limited their adoption to 3% of global payments. The comments were reported by Cointelegraph on Sept. 14, 2026.
Bitcoin Suisse plans to move up to half of Swiss jobs abroad
Bitcoin Suisse plans to move up to half of its Swiss jobs to lower-cost international hubs, according to Finews. The relocation would affect back-office functions as the firm expands its global wealth and asset management business.
OpenAI says AI system solved 90-year-old math problem in 88 hours
OpenAI says an internal model coordinated about 10,000 AI agents to solve the 90-year-old Navier-Stokes problem in 88 hours, renewing debate over the risks of increasingly capable artificial intelligence.