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OKXICE, a 50-50 venture between crypto exchange operator OKX and NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange, has notified the SEC of plans for a permissioned platform offering tokenized shares in 63 proposed US-listed companies.
Greenfield Capital has asked Switzerland’s foundation watchdog to review Safe Ecosystem Foundation’s governance, citing weak performance, limited board independence and alleged conflicts. The investor says Safe’s revenue and market position have lagged broader crypto growth after months of unsuccessful engagement.
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.
Bitcoin Core has added a safeguard against a narrow PSBT signing flaw that could leave a valid signature unlinked to the recipient a user approved. The fix is in the development branch, so wallet providers and hardware-signing integrations must review their own handling meanwhile.
Chainalysis attributed the $387 million Bitget hack to North Korea-linked actors, saying the theft pushed Pyongyang-linked crypto losses in 2026 above $1 billion. The funds moved across four blockchains within three hours, while AI tools accelerated the tracing investigation.
PewDiePie says OpenAI banned his account twice while he developed Ajax, a nine-billion-parameter AI model intended to run locally. He says Ajax uses Qwen 3.5, training data from GPT-5.6 Sol and Heretic to remove built-in refusals.
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Blast is shutting down its Ethereum layer-2 network after saying maintenance costs exceed revenue. Users should withdraw through the normal interface by Oct. 26, while a roughly one-week Lido unwind will temporarily pause withdrawals before they reopen with a 24-hour delay.
Stablecoin issuers have added about $200 billion in US Treasuries and repurchase agreements over five years, replacing more than 40% of China’s reduced holdings. The shift strengthens short-term Treasury demand, while differing maturities mean stablecoins cannot fully replace China as a buyer of longer-term US debt.
Bitpanda co-CEO Christian Trummer says EU crypto users have greater confidence in regulated platforms since MiCA took effect. He also wants tougher enforcement against firms serving European customers without authorization, arguing that noncompliant providers disadvantage companies following the rules.
Circle has asked the European Union to preserve multi-issuance for stablecoins and replace MiCA’s bank-deposit mandates with more flexible liquidity rules. The company says only three of the 25 largest stablecoins are currently regulated under the bloc’s framework.
Blast, the Paradigm-backed Ethereum layer-2 that once held more than $2.3 billion, is shutting down because operating costs exceed revenue. Users can withdraw through Oct. 26 before direct interaction with Ethereum bridge contracts becomes necessary.
Blast is shutting down after its revenue and activity collapsed. Assets on the Ethereum layer-2 network fell from more than $2 billion in June 2024 to $32 million, while users have until Oct. 26 to withdraw through Blast’s interface.
European stablecoin issuers are expanding into US dollar tokens, saying businesses need dollar liquidity for global payments and settlement. AllUnity launched USDAU as the EU reviews MiCA, while Europe-issued dollar stablecoins remain far smaller than USDT and USDC.
The U.S. added 29,000 jobs in September, far below the 90,000 forecast, while unemployment rose to 4.2%. Downward revisions and softer wage growth strengthened signs of labor-market weakness, supporting gains in Bitcoin, stocks and gold as Treasury yields fell.
Circle has urged the European Commission to replace MiCA’s mandatory bank-deposit minimums for stablecoin reserves with more flexible liquidity rules. The issuer also wants the EU to preserve cross-border multi-issuance as regulators review the framework.
