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- 1mo ago
Bitcoin’s oil risk stretches into 2027 as IEA cuts supply outlook again
Weaker oil demand offers a counterweight, but the lower supply forecast complicates the case for financing relief. The post Bitcoin’s oil risk stretches into 2027 as IEA cuts supply outlook again appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Why 90% of your DeFi trades are quietly being routed back to Wall Street market makers
Open Jupiter, tell it you want to swap SOL for USDC, check the price, and press the button. From the user's point of view, there is not much more to it. So it's only natural to assume that Jupiter is where the trade happens. In reality, Jupiter is closer to a search engine for liquidity. […] The post Why 90% of your DeFi trades are quietly being routed back to Wall Street market makers appeared…
- 1mo ago
UK company sells entire Bitcoin reserve to return 669 BTC to shareholders – here is who actually gets paid
The company expects settlement by Sept. 28 after selling its entire 669.4867 BTC treasury. The post UK company sells entire Bitcoin reserve to return 669 BTC to shareholders – here is who actually gets paid appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Crypto wallet creators now have just 24 hours to alert regulators when flaws are exploited
Qualifying commercial wallet hardware and software now face a rapid three-stage reporting process for serious security events. The post Crypto wallet creators now have just 24 hours to alert regulators when flaws are exploited appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Thailand’s stablecoin proposal would block transfers to other people’s wallets
Licensed crypto firms could accept deposits and withdrawals only through accounts verified as the customer’s own. The post Thailand’s stablecoin proposal would block transfers to other people’s wallets appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Bitcoin’s $80,000 ceiling looks fragile after stocks shrugged off near-5% Treasury yields
With Bitcoin near $77,743 and weekend options volatility elevated, Wednesday’s Fed decision will test whether the gap persists. The post Bitcoin’s $80,000 ceiling looks fragile after stocks shrugged off near-5% Treasury yields appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
The biggest vulnerability in your Bitcoin wallet might be the shipping label
Hardware wallets might be able to protect your keys, but the paperwork from buying them could expose your identity. To buy a hardware wallet, you give a company your name and address so it can send you a device designed to put you in control of your money. Once you've unpacked the box and set […] The post The biggest vulnerability in your Bitcoin wallet might be the shipping label appeared first…
- 1mo ago
Why Bitcoin initially held its gain as rate traders put September hike odds at 85%
Gasoline drove much of August's headline jump, but faster monthly core inflation kept Waller's warning alive. The post Why Bitcoin initially held its gain as rate traders put September hike odds at 85% appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Stablecoins make sending money easy until someone needs to spend it
When you send money to someone abroad, the confirmation on your phone is only your half of the transaction: the other half belongs to the person who has to use it. Their rent may be due in local currency. Their nearest cash collection point may be across town. They may want to spend some of […] The post Stablecoins make sending money easy until someone needs to spend it appeared first on…
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- 1mo ago
The challenge for AI agents is deciding who pays for automated errors
Imagine asking an AI assistant to book a decent hotel for a weekend away. You give it a budget and say you’d like somewhere near the center, then it finds a room, pays, and sends you the confirmation. The hotel is within budget and in a solid location, but the room has no window, breakfast […] The post The challenge for AI agents is deciding who pays for automated errors appeared first on…
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- 1mo ago
XRP’s 30% monthly rebound meets a $4.6 million liquidity trial inside XRPL’s $1.1 billion stablecoin boom
Monthly DEX volume more than doubled, yet XRP routing and market-maker holding time remain unmeasured. The post XRP’s 30% monthly rebound meets a $4.6 million liquidity trial inside XRPL’s $1.1 billion stablecoin boom appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
Revolut tricked into handing hackers the passports and Bitcoin histories of wealthy customers
Revolut disclosed customers’ passports, verification selfies and Bitcoin transaction histories after treating a fraudulent government request as legitimate. Affected customers were told Friday that the disclosed information could include passport or driver’s license copies, verification selfies, names, dates of birth, occupations, home addresses, phone numbers, IBANs, and account statements.…
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- 1mo ago
XRP Ledger just quietly activated critical foundation for its upcoming new lending protocol
fixCleanup3_3_0 corrects AMM, vault, lending, Checks and pseudo-account code paths without launching XRPL’s pending feature amendments. The post XRP Ledger just quietly activated critical foundation for its upcoming new lending protocol appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
The dilution trap where Bitcoin holdings rise while shareholder value stalls
Buying shares in a Bitcoin treasury company gives ownership in a business that holds Bitcoin, and management decides how to pay for the coins and when to buy or sell them. The company also has bills to pay and may owe money to lenders, so the shares' value depends on those decisions and Bitcoin's price. […] The post The dilution trap where Bitcoin holdings rise while shareholder value stalls…
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- 1mo ago
Wall Street is building tokenized deposits to lock in customer balances
Imagine your company has enough money to pay a supplier, but the money is in its Singapore account and the bill must be paid from New York. If the transfer between those accounts has to wait until Monday, having enough cash overall doesn't solve the immediate problem. Businesses work around this by moving money early […] The post Wall Street is building tokenized deposits to lock in customer…
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- 1mo ago
Bitwise is closing the lowest-fee Dogecoin ETF after rivals captured nearly all the capital
BWOW held about $687,730 while the three spot products tracked by SoSoValue held $11.83 million as of Sept. 10. The post Bitwise is closing the lowest-fee Dogecoin ETF after rivals captured nearly all the capital appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Blockstream bets 600 Bitcoin by rejecting Liquid hacker’s $50 million bounty demand
Blockstream is refusing to pay the Liquid attacker nearly 600 Bitcoin (roughly $50 million), escalating a dispute over how the crypto industry should reward partial restitution. The standoff follows an unusual recovery from the Sept. 6 exploit, when a vulnerability allowed the attacker to create about 4,000 unbacked L-BTC and withdraw roughly 3,996 real BTC through […] The post Blockstream bets…
- 1mo ago
Metaplanet CEO surrenders $220 million in stock rights to rebuild trust with investors
Metaplanet is cutting executive rewards after concluding that later Bitcoin purchases created less value per share. On Sept. 11, the Tokyo-listed Bitcoin treasury company announced it has reset its Series 10 stock acquisition rights, eliminating more than $220 million in warrant value. This also removes compensation generated by share issuance after September 2025, when its […] The post…
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- 1mo ago
Why Nasdaq surveillance cannot settle the fight over 24/7 tokenized markets
Payward plans monitoring across five market types, but legal classification still controls U.S. access and investor protections. The post Why Nasdaq surveillance cannot settle the fight over 24/7 tokenized markets appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
L-BTC resumes trading with reserves covering just 85% of supply
A Sept. 10 onchain snapshot put backing at 85.15%, while federation peg-outs remained suspended and live market depth stayed unmeasured. The post L-BTC resumes trading with reserves covering just 85% of supply appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
US Bank moves USBDC across borders on Stellar, but only inside its own walls
The live payment linked the bank's North American and European entities while testing minting, redemption and issuer controls. The post US Bank moves USBDC across borders on Stellar, but only inside its own walls appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Banks get cross-exchange crypto hedge relief under Canada’s new 2027 capital rule
OSFI’s final rule fixes a cross-exchange capital mismatch only for tightly matched, qualifying Group 2a positions. The post Banks get cross-exchange crypto hedge relief under Canada’s new 2027 capital rule appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Coinbase CEO sees Bitcoin at $400,000, but first it has to clear $81,000
The Coinbase CEO’s personal outlook anticipates gains ahead of the next halving, with Bitcoin still well below its previous peak. The post Coinbase CEO sees Bitcoin at $400,000, but first it has to clear $81,000 appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
Philadelphia Fed finds Bitcoin traders follow whale signals faster than Ethereum users
A Philadelphia Fed event study found broad same-direction activity among non-whale BTC wallets, while ETH's clearest response was concentrated among larger sellers. The post Philadelphia Fed finds Bitcoin traders follow whale signals faster than Ethereum users appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
Why Circle is spending $400M to fix the last mile holding stablecoins back from real-world payouts
The purchase could tighten Circle’s control of regulated payout infrastructure while partner banks retain their own risks and duties. The post Why Circle is spending $400M to fix the last mile holding stablecoins back from real-world payouts appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Crypto exchange recovery rules split NES holders into winners and losers after $286M exploit fallout
Binance Alpha uses two eligibility snapshots for swaps and refunds, while Kraken now supports only Ethereum-based NES. The post Crypto exchange recovery rules split NES holders into winners and losers after $286M exploit fallout appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
Nasdaq deepens Kraken ties with proposed $100 million Payward investment
The expanded Payward relationship adds surveillance across five market categories while NETs remain a Q2 2027 target. The post Nasdaq deepens Kraken ties with proposed $100 million Payward investment appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
CPI and PPI climb, crushing hopes for cheap money and leaving Bitcoin traders with an expensive dilemma
US consumer prices increased faster in August, giving the Federal Reserve another reason to be cautious about lowering interest rates and leaving Bitcoin investors exposed to a prolonged period of expensive borrowing. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.4% from July, when it increased 0.1%, while the annual inflation rate held at 3.4%. Excluding food […] The post CPI and PPI climb, crushing…
- 1mo ago
Circle’s Noble shutdown leaves Cosmos racing to move $92 million in USDC
Holders can use supported exchanges, Noble DEXs or CCTP V1 beforehand; afterward, Circle’s manual redemption process requires approval. The post Circle’s Noble shutdown leaves Cosmos racing to move $92 million in USDC appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- 1mo ago
Treasury buys $5.2 billion of bonds as Bitcoin ETF flows stay negative
The operation supported older bonds, but rising real yields showed why market plumbing had yet to ease Bitcoin’s funding backdrop. The post Treasury buys $5.2 billion of bonds as Bitcoin ETF flows stay negative appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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