Binance's EU Entry Personally Blocked by ECB President. What Did She Know?
ECB President Christine Lagarde reportedly pushed Greece to reject Binance's EU crypto license bid, WSJ reports.
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iCapital Raises 10-Year Yield Target: What Happens to Stocks at 5.3%?
iCapital's Dan Suzuki raised his 10-year Treasury yield forecast to 5.3%, saying oil, not the Fed, will drive the move.
US sanctions Iran’s BitBank, saying it processes ‘Hormuz Safe’ Bitcoin payments
US Treasury says the Iranian exchange processed payments received through Iran’s Strait of Hormuz maritime scheme and helped move hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin to the IRGC.
From Kaiko to OpenZeppelin, S&P Global is quietly preparing for markets that never close
S&P Global agreed to acquire smart contract security firm OpenZeppelin, expanding its digital asset business into the technology underpinning tokenized finance. On Sept. 17, the financial data and ratings company said that OpenZeppelin will continue operating under its own name…
Palantir CEO Alex Karp Says Anthropic Wants AI Nationalization to Simply Dodge Lawsuits
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says AI labs like Anthropic are pushing nationalization to dodge liability, not for safety.
Binance-backed AVA Token is Up Nearly 100% Today. Here's Why
The AVA token nearly doubled intraday after Bithumb's new Korean won market, before easing back as leverage unwound.
Dan Hillery: Digital Credit Could Rival BTC’s $1.5 Trillion Market Cap
Bitcoin Magazine Dan Hillery: Digital Credit Could Rival BTC’s $1.5 Trillion Market Cap Two years ago, Bitcoin credit barely existed. Today, UTXO’s Dan Hillery breaks down how a $16B market could one day rival the network itself. This post Dan…
Why Banks Suddenly Want Stablecoins, and Why It May Matter for You
For most of their first decade, stablecoins lived inside crypto, sitting on exchanges as dry powder between trades. Supply rose from $27 billion at the end of 2020 to more than $300 billion today. A significant portion of that growth…
North Korea drives onchain malware surge, CoinEx shuts: Asia Express
North Korea and Iran account for the majority of onchain malware, while Malaysia has been named among the most crypto curious Islamic nations.
Aave V4’s Arc market is swimming in $76 million of USDC nobody is borrowing
Less than $100,000 was borrowed as utilization hovered near 0.1%, separating supply appetite from credit demand.
OpenAI Models Are Writing Their Own Jailbreak Instructions—And Sometimes Obeying Them
OpenAI's new transparency framework reveals AI models that invented fake "breach alerts," coached themselves to hide mistakes, and smuggled a file onto the public internet to talk to each other.
Polymarket Hires Coinbase's Failed Social-Coin Architect
Polymarket hired Zora founder Jacob Horne to rebuild its onchain product as Kalshi powers Coinbase's US prediction markets.