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A reported 84 million XRP moved into exchange wallets between October 12 and 15 as the token’s price approached $1.30. The increase raises questions about potential available supply, but wallet balances cannot confirm that the tokens were sold or explain the transfers.
A Hyperliquid wallet tracked as belonging to Machi lost about $269,225 when 1,650 ETH was forcibly liquidated, then began rebuilding a long position less than seven minutes later. By the afternoon, the wallet held 2,500 ETH at an average entry near $2,370.34.
Former Trump crypto adviser Bo Hines reportedly retained a one-third stake in Nxum while promoting the GENIUS stablecoin bill. The Wall Street Journal said Nxum received $6.3 million from Tether, including an initial payment made while Hines remained in government.
Ledger says a criminal group bought hardware wallets, installed implants to capture seed phrases, and returned the devices through resellers. The disclosure follows customer losses in Southeast Asia, with blockchain investigator Specter estimating that $86 million was drained.
U.S. financial firms are creating their own crypto standards for compliance, custody and tokenized assets after Congress failed to advance broad digital-asset legislation. The fragmented approach is costly, while advisers are urged to examine ownership, custody, recovery rights and platform failure procedures.
Nearly nine in 10 qualifying x402 wallets received fresh funding within 30 days, while first-payment times fell to 18 minutes. The data points to growing use of stablecoins for automated AI transactions, but researchers warn that high volumes still need to translate into genuine commercial demand.
Russia’s central bank says direct peer-to-peer cryptocurrency transactions between individuals will be allowed only until July 1, 2027. The country is also restricting transfers to self-custody wallets while expanding oversight of exchanges and custodians.
Ledger has announced Atom, an Android touchscreen device with a Ledger Secure Element and Ledger OS for protected transaction signing. Solana’s Seeker app and dApp Store will be preinstalled, while Ledger investigates tampered wallets linked to a suspected $87 million drain.
Ledger has unveiled the $849 Atom hardware wallet, which is expected to ship in summer 2027 with anti-tampering protections, after malicious implants were found in devices sold through an authorized reseller in Asia.
Ledger is developing the Atom, an Android-based smartphone and hardware wallet scheduled for mid-2027. The device will combine everyday apps with protected digital-asset management and add tamper detection after the CryptoBilis supply-chain breach.
Bitcoin miners fell as much as 12.64% during Wall Street’s sharpest selloff since July. Hotter US inflation pushed up expectations for higher interest rates, weighing on technology, AI infrastructure and mining companies with data-center expansion plans.
AI agents made more than 138 million cryptocurrency payments through Coinbase’s x402 protocol on Base by the third quarter of 2026, with over 87% worth between one-hundredth of a cent and 10 cents, according to Chainalysis.
AI agents have completed more than 138 million crypto payments through Coinbase’s x402 protocol, mainly for data, computing and AI model access. U.S.-linked wallets accounted for 88.1% of identifiable inference payments, while most transactions were worth 10 cents or less.
Tokenized stock trading is concentrated outside regular US market hours on BNB Chain, Solana and Base. The activity comes as tokenized equity values approach $3.3 billion and US regulators create a potential framework for domestic onchain stock trading.
A Bitcoin wallet that held 4,581.94 BTC since March 2020 moved its entire balance, worth about $377 million, to five new addresses. The transfer ended six years of dormancy, but blockchain data does not identify the owner or show whether the coins are being sold.
Trezor will remove certain resellers from its authorized network after reports that a Ledger wallet sold through a Southeast Asian reseller contained a malicious implant. Trezor says there is no evidence its devices were compromised, while investigators estimate Ledger-related losses at $72 million to $86 million.
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