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10/12
03:08
The U.S. Department of Justice announced it is reviewing whether the White House Television News Corps' decision to suspend coverage of President Trump violates the Sherman Act. This move is the latest development in the escalating media rights dispute between the Trump administration and the press. Previously, the White House Television News Corps suspended its coverage of Trump on September 21, after Trump banned CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House.
03:08
Evernorth is expected to begin trading on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPN on October 12, following the completion of its merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II. The company will hold approximately 473 million XRP, making it one of the largest corporate XRP reserves. However, due to Evernorth and Ripple being identified as related parties, Evernorth's XRP holdings will continue to be accounted for using the historical cost less impairment losses method, rather than fair market value. This means that impairment losses may need to be recognized when the price of XRP falls, but cannot be automatically reversed when the price recovers. This could make the company's reported earnings and book value difficult to compare with cryptocurrency reserve companies that comply with fair value accounting standards.
02:59
Finance officials from around the world are gathering in Bangkok this week for the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. The US-Israel war on Iran, now in its eighth month, and its inflationary impact are expected to dominate the agenda. Rising global public debt, at its highest level since World War II and projected to exceed 100% of GDP before 2030, will also be a key concern for policymakers. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will be absent, but Federal Reserve Board Chairman Kevin Warsh is slated to participate in a public event on October 16. Trump on Friday announced a deal with Russia to provide more diesel to global markets and a temporary waiver of US sanctions, aiming to lower petrol prices before November elections.
02:44
Ledger users have reported hardware implants in wallets purchased in Europe. Ledger states that all confirmed cases are linked to CryptoBilis, a Southeast Asian reseller involved in a previous fund theft investigation on October 9, which has since ceased hardware wallet sales.
02:35
The U.S. Supreme Court has not yet decided whether to hear cases surrounding prediction markets, but has received multiple amicus curiae briefs, an interim final rule, and a proposed rule. Last week, various parties, including former Senator Chris Dodd, former Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Gary Gensler, the National Football League (NFL), 39 states, and 145 tribal nations, submitted amicus curiae briefs to the Supreme Court, urging it to take up the case and generally arguing that sports-based prediction market products are not swaps and should not be regulated by the CFTC. The CFTC on Friday issued two proposals (one of which is already in effect) aimed at clarifying its interpretation of whether these products fall within the definition of "swaps." The agency stated that casino-style gambling does not fall within the definition of swaps, but event contracts remain within its scope, and it seeks to formally include sports, political, cultural, and weather-related events within the category of swap event contracts.
02:05
Bitcoin Lightning Network application development library LDK (Lightning Development Kit) has released v0.2.7 and v0.1.13 security patches to fix a vulnerability that could allow a malicious channel peer to steal funds from forwarded payments by misrepresenting the state after reconnection. Version v0.2.7 also fixes a defect in LSPS2 payment amounts. Developers need to integrate the relevant patches into their deployed software.
01:58
Coinbase has completed its integration with crypto derivatives exchange Deribit, offering Deribit's options suite and margin system to its former international exchange clients. Options trading for U.S. Prime clients will be launched through a separate program.
01:39
The US is threatening to block arms shipments to Ukraine over its attacks on Russian refineries. This follows US officials lobbying European capitals and Kyiv after Trump's diesel deal with Putin.
01:13
The International Monetary Fund's analysis reveals that over half of tokenized stock trading, in a market worth approximately $2.3 billion, occurs outside U.S. market hours, with 80% of trades involving less than a full share. It also found these assets are roughly 1.5 times more volatile and less liquid than traditional equities, urging regulators to monitor links to traditional markets more closely.
01:03
Kraken expanded its Maker Protection system on October 8, bringing more contracts under the influence of these order processing rules. According to the rules, some Kraken Futures limit orders may still execute after a successful cancellation if the cancellation request arrives within the Maker Protection hold window. The system converts held orders to "Immediate-or-Cancel" (IOC) type, meaning they can still be filled upon release, with any unfilled portion discarded. Cancellation operations will receive a success notification, but the order itself may later report as filled or not executed.
00:49
Saudi officials reported that King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, was attacked on Sunday, resulting in a fire in a passenger terminal and injuries. This follows a previous attack on the airport on Saturday, which killed 13 people and injured 308. Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks and warned airlines and passengers to avoid Saudi airports and airspace, stating that all Saudi airports, except those in Mecca and Medina, are potential targets for their forces.
00:23
Michael Saylor, head of Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy), hinted at further Bitcoin purchases with his signature phrase "There's always room for more orange," as the company's Bitcoin treasury reached a staggering $70.48 billion, representing 4.04% of all Bitcoin in existence. The announcement comes despite a recent challenge where the company's primary fundraising instrument, STRC preferred shares, fell below their $100 par value, triggering a "Buyback Zone" that prohibits issuing new shares for crypto purchases. However, Strategy Inc. has adapted by leveraging other credit lines totaling $12.69 billion and utilizing STRF securities as a liquidity source, enabling a recent targeted purchase of 334 BTC at an average price of $85,838 per coin. The company currently holds 848,000 BTC with an average purchase price of $75,436, indicating a solid profit given the current Bitcoin price above $83,000.
00:11
Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $386.3 million in the first seven trading days of October, according to Decrypt data. Ethereum ETFs have experienced outflows for nine consecutive trading days, totaling $635 million so far in October. Solana ETFs also recorded net outflows of $24.8 million in October, marking five consecutive days of outflows.
00:10
Even if a hedge fund's overall portfolio is profitable, the inability to offset collateral and profits across different exchanges (such as CME and Hyperliquid) means that the losing exchange may still demand additional collateral. If the fund cannot transfer funds or close positions in time, it may face forced liquidation, turning what was originally a hedged position into a directional bet.
00:10
Liquid's Bitcoin redemptions (peg-outs) remain frozen, with a reserve coverage of 85.8% and a reserve gap of approximately 603 BTC. The platform stated that peg-outs require full backing and completed security reviews before they can restart.
00:05
CoinDesk analysis indicates that the failure of the U.S. "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" to pass the Senate shifts the focus of crypto regulation to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Executives believe this presents opportunities for tokenization, DeFi, and trading, while legal experts warn that agency actions fail to address spot market regulation and long-term certainty. The SEC launched an "Innovation Exemption" on September 17, allowing eligible platforms to trade tokenized U.S. stocks through blockchain liquidity pools; the CFTC sought feedback on retail crypto leverage trading rules on October 5; and the SEC proposed a custody rule on October 1. Despite legislative setbacks, industry executives and legal experts generally agree that regulation will continue to advance, but they are divided on whether agency actions can provide a lasting foundation. Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, believes that in the short term, agency regulation is more favorable than legislation, but the bill's failure also preserves regulatory moats for existing businesses like Coinbase and Kraken, potentially delaying competition and reducing costs.
10/11
23:55
Papertrade announced it is tightening trading limits after facing manipulation allegations. The company stated it is restricting exposure on-chain and through relayers. However, its statement did not confirm claims that a trader was blacklisted or prevented from closing positions.
23:51
The fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment, which includes a collection of fixes for Single Asset Vaults, the Lending Protocol, Automated Market Makers, the permissioned DEX, trust lines, NFTs, MPTs, Escrow, Sponsorship, transaction signing, and permission delegation, began its two-week activation window on October 5, 2026. Validator support must remain above 80% for it to launch. The amendment currently has 81.25% consensus from validators.
23:32
Nikkei Asia reported that spot crude oil prices reached new highs due to rising premiums buyers were willing to pay amid supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. The spread between spot crude oil prices and futures also reached its widest level ever.
23:30
XRP Kuwait validator issued a public rebuttal, responding to accusations of losing its independence following an emergency network update. Previously, the XRP Ledger was forced to undergo an emergency fix due to a payment engine vulnerability, undiscovered since 2015, which could have led to the unauthorized creation of XRP out of thin air. The XRPL Foundation stated that the vulnerability was eliminated before attackers discovered it, and no funds were lost. Another Batch mechanism vulnerability was also successfully patched on the mainnet on October 9.
23:10
Blockchain security firm PeckShield has traced $3.89 million in funds stolen from the Ledger exploit to Binance. These Tron deposits reportedly provide investigators with clues to exchange accounts, but intermediary wallets handling other customer funds complicate attribution.
23:08
Douro Labs submitted a request to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on October 9, seeking provider-neutral principles to assess external price feeds for tokenized stocks. This comes after the SEC's September exemption allowed tokenized stocks to trade on venues that can operate outside key Regulation NMS protections, making it crucial for investors to understand how orders are priced and handled. FINRA-member brokers retain applicable best-execution duties for covered customer transactions.

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