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BNB Chain’s October burn destroyed 1,646,196.44 BNB valued at about $1.197 billion. Token destruction rose only 1.9% from July, while the dollar figure increased 28.5%, largely because the implied value per BNB was higher.
Smart TV owners are using AI coding agents to disable ads, tracking tools and sluggish default interfaces. A Xiaomi cleanup project now covers 107 models from 37 brands, while users are warned about security vulnerabilities, compatibility limits and the risk of bricking a television.
Utah’s attorney general has sued Kalshi and related firms, alleging illegal betting and seeking up to $60 million in profits. The case adds to a growing US dispute over whether prediction markets fall under state gambling laws or federal CFTC oversight.
Liquid Network says it has entered the final stage of recovery after hackers exploited an inflation bug to take 4,000 bitcoin. Most funds were returned, swaps have resumed in phases, and full 1:1 backing remains the next restoration milestone.
Switzerland’s financial regulator has approved the country’s first bitcoin ETF for retail investors. The product will offer individuals regulated stock-market access to bitcoin exposure, although FINMA warned that the investment remains highly risky even within an approved fund structure.
JPMorgan Asset Management’s first long-term Bitcoin analysis sees the cryptocurrency reaching about $215,300 in a base case and nearly $385,500 in a bull case over 10 years, while warning that 55% volatility and unstable correlations limit its role in core portfolios.
Strive’s second preferred stock, SATS, began trading on Nasdaq after the bitcoin treasury company sold 7 million shares at $90 each. The security will pay a 15% dividend every business day, adding to Strive’s expanding lineup of bitcoin-linked financing products.
JPMorgan says Bitcoin could outperform stocks, bonds and gold over the next decade, but remains too volatile and unpredictable in its relationship with other assets to serve as a recommended diversifier in balanced portfolios.
Prediction markets are heading into the November 3 U.S. midterms with far greater scale than in 2024. Kalshi and Polymarket face a test of whether their odds can complement or outperform polls and models, despite concerns about thin trading in congressional markets.
BlackRock has filed for a bitcoin ETF that would use options and fixed-income strategies to provide some downside protection while capping gains. The proposed PBIT fund would offer regulated bitcoin exposure without direct ownership, adding a more structured alternative to existing spot ETFs.
Strategy is combining renewed Bitcoin purchases with large STRC buybacks after selling 6,948 BTC for about $432.5 million in 2026. The company now holds 848,517 BTC, while a revised valuation framework and possible MSCI exclusion add new pressure to its Bitcoin treasury model.
France’s National Assembly approved by one vote an amendment that would treat swaps from cryptocurrency into MiCA-regulated stablecoins as taxable sales from 2027. The measure still faces the rest of the budget process and Senate consideration.
Sam Callahan argues that Bitcoin’s future does not depend on Federal Reserve rate cuts, pointing instead to dollar purchasing-power losses, persistent inflation, debt pressures and financial repression. Moneyiar data showed Bitcoin at $83,310.73 on October 21, 2026, up 2.33% in 24 hours.
CrossBorder Capital’s Michael Howell says Bitcoin’s exceptional sensitivity to global liquidity could make it a leading asset in a debt-monetization era. He favors holding Bitcoin alongside gold, highlights $70,000 as support and discusses potential liquidity catalysts.
A Tokyo court has approved another one-year extension for Mt. Gox creditor repayments, moving the deadline to October 31, 2027. About 34,388 BTC worth roughly $2.8 billion remains in wallets linked to the failed exchange, while many creditors still face incomplete procedures or processing problems.
Mt. Gox’s creditor repayment deadline has been pushed back to Oct. 31, 2027, after the Tokyo District Court approved another extension. The trustee cited incomplete creditor procedures and payment-processing issues, while wallets linked to the collapsed exchange still held about 34,400 BTC.
A Scottsdale test found first-time bitcoin users could pay for a gyro meal and hot cocoa through Lightning wallets. Bitcoin Magazine also pointed to a BTC Map directory listing more than 219 verified Bitcoin-accepting merchants across Arizona, while the state’s 2025 reserve remained unfunded.
