Horizen Holders Face November 4 Bridge Cutoff Before L3 Wind-Down
Horizen has set a November 4 bridge cutoff. Its recovery plan treats ZEN, ETH and bridged USDC differently as the ecosystem moves to Base.
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Horizen has set a November 4 bridge cutoff. Its recovery plan treats ZEN, ETH and bridged USDC differently as the ecosystem moves to Base.
Base plans to activate Denim on November 5. The upgrade changes block handling, giving node operators and applications separate readiness tasks.
Anchorpoint and Solana Foundation are exploring native HKDAP issuance, while the stablecoin remains in an institutional beta on Ethereum.
Animoca says its Abu Dhabi subsidiary has permission to manage collective investment funds, adding a new regulated route for institutional capital.
HKMA says EnsembleTX now supports round-the-clock real-value transactions, with regulated stablecoins next in its tokenization trials.
Kraken Prop has added six commodity markets and reduced non-crypto commissions on most plans. Participants submit simulated trade signals; they do not own the underlying commodity positions.
Circle’s published schedule begins reducing legacy CCTP burn limits from October 31. Noble has a separate January 2027 pause, so holders and integrators need to distinguish the deadlines.
Satoshi Nakamoto introduced the Bitcoin paper on October 31, 2008. Eighteen years later, its central contribution remains a way to verify payment history without a central transaction ledger.
Mutsamudu, Comoros, November 2, 2026 – MEXC, a pioneer in 0-fee digital asset trading, launched its Bitcoin Whitepaper Day 2026 campaign under the theme “One Paper. Infinite Markets.” to mark the 18th anniversary of the Bitcoin whitepaper. Since its publication…
Mutsamudu, Comoros, November 2, 2026 – MEXC, a pioneer in 0-fee digital asset trading, ranked second in commodity perpetuals trading volume in Q3 2026, capturing a 17.43% market share, according to TokenInsight’s Crypto Exchange Report. TradFi perpetuals accounted for 17.38%…
A Sui design note argues that agents need permissions enforced by the systems they use. Onchain transactions can support those controls, but cannot establish that an agent’s objective is correct.
Bitwise’s October 30 rebalance brings NEAR into several indexes, replacing UNI or AVAX depending on the benchmark. Index membership alone does not establish a guaranteed price effect.