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Bitcoin remained relatively steady after the Federal Reserve’s first rate increase since 2023 had little effect on crypto prices. Attention now turns to the central bank’s next decision and its potential impact on Wall Street and digital assets.
Avalanche’s Sept. 22 upgrade will reduce validator lockups to 48 hours and add auto-renewal. CryptoSlate reports that the shorter commitment period will also make securing rewards for a full cycle more difficult.
Bitcoin Core 32.0 has entered final testing with faster block checks and changes to how wallets prepare payments. Decrypt reports the update also includes security-related changes, though no final release date was provided.
Bitcoin Core 32.0 is in final testing with faster block checks and revised wallet payment preparation. The update also targets security improvements, though no final release date or detailed list of patches has been provided.
The Federal Reserve raised rates for the first time since 2023 in a move Wall Street had almost unanimously priced in. Bitcoin spiked after the decision, while no separate performance data was provided for related tokens.
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.
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.
Major banks increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to deliver its first rate hike in three years. Markets have largely priced in the move, while Bitcoin, bonds and Donald Trump could face wider political and market implications.
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.
Solana’s Transaction V1 raises the transaction size limit from 1,232 to 4,096 bytes. CoinDesk says the added capacity supports use cases such as multi-step trades, company-wallet approvals and privacy proofs.
