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The FCA has released guidance two weeks before the UK’s crypto authorization window opens. Overseas firms serving UK retail customers will also need authorization, while trading under the new rules cannot begin before October 2027.
Bitcoin Core 32 has entered final testing ahead of its October update, which will bring faster validation, changes to fee estimation and block processing, plus a security fix for a wallet flaw.
Deutsche Bank is awaiting regulatory approval to offer institutional custody for Bitcoin, Ether and select stablecoins. The German bank plans to broaden the service to tokenized assets after receiving clearance.
Circle has launched Arc, a blockchain built for payments, tokenized assets and institutional finance. CEO Jeremy Allaire called the network potentially more consequential than USDC as banks and payment firms enter stablecoins.
Italy is investigating a Revolut-linked breach after its cyber agency reported more than 650 cases involving abused or illicit certified email accounts. No direct impact on related crypto assets was reported.
Bitcoin’s Monday rebound was erased as spot and perpetual selling intensified, CryptoSlate reported. Large futures positioning remained in place, potentially magnifying the next market move ahead of the Federal Reserve.
Tonkeeper is becoming Keeper as its self-custodial wallet expands beyond The Open Network. The service now supports seven blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron, with more financial products planned.
Bitcoin dropped below $76,000 after the Senate rejected a motion to advance the CLARITY Act by a 49-50 vote. CryptoSlate said the cryptocurrency selloff and liquidations had begun before the vote.
CryptoSlate says a crypto ETF’s $100 million opening balance may be driven by sponsor funding rather than broad investor demand. Creations, redemptions and persistent capital offer a clearer view of actual participation.
Former Robinhood engineers have been charged in the US over alleged trades in Hyperliquid perpetuals before token listings. Cointelegraph reports that each allegedly earned more than $50,000.
H.R. 10357 would ease rules for crypto payments, fees and qualifying loans while expanding loss-deferral and trader-accounting provisions. CryptoSlate reported that the proposal is expected to raise an additional $500 million in taxes.
Bitcoin Core is targeting an Oct. 10 final tag for an update that changes default wallet protocols. CryptoSlate says compatibility checks cover PSBTs, fee estimation, HTTP clients, indexes and private broadcast, with temporary disruption possible for some apps.
Two Robinhood employees were charged with fraud after allegedly earning more than $50,000 each by trading Hyperliquid perpetual futures before the company announced new token listings, Decrypt reported.
Senator Cynthia Lummis says the Clarity Act has reached a decisive stage, with the Senate scheduled to hold a cloture vote Tuesday afternoon. She says the final bill includes more than 120 Democratic demands and new ethics rules.
