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FSB Warns Stablecoin Crises Could Expose Cross-Border Regulatory Gaps
SWI Group Raises $894 Million to Turn Former FTX Bitcoin Miner Into AI Data Centers
ESMA Sets January 8 Deadline for Noncompliant Stablecoin Wind-Down
Bitcoin Holds Above $84,000 as ETF Outflows Top $681 Million
Crypto Law This Week: CFTC Rules, EU Stablecoin Controls and Celsius Settlement
Bitcoin Price Holds Near $82,800 as Traders Watch Key Resistance
Strive Raises an Estimated $55M Through SATA as Bitcoin Buying Continues
Bitcoin Whale Holds $32.36M Short as BTC Trades Near $82,500
Bitcoin Volatility Falls, but Extreme Price Swings Remain Frequent in 2026
XRP Ledger Fixes Decade-Old Bug That Could Have Created Billions in XRP
Zcash Developers Target January for Quantum-Resistant Payment Upgrades
Glassnode: 6.26 Million BTC Face Potential Public-Key Exposure Risk
Crypto AI Agents May Recommend Costlier Options Based on Your Wealth
Sui’s Hashi Bitcoin Lending Protocol Secures $500M in Commitments
Kyrgyzstan Shuts Down USDKG Stablecoin After UK Sanctions
US Government Moves $770M in Bitcoin as Mystery Wallets Surface
Standard Chartered Expands Crypto, RWA Custody to Singapore
Greece plans 10% crypto tax with €500 annual exemption
Bitcoin falls below $83K as oil jumps on Iran plan
Bitcoin Eyes $87K as ETFs drew $2.6B in September
Bitcoin Added to Robinhood Treasury in $25M Purchase
XRP ETFs Extend 12-Week Inflows as Price Dips to $1.46
U.S. Moves Over $100M in BTC, BNB; Sale Unconfirmed
Bitcoin slips under $84K as oil jumps on tanker attacks
Bitcoin holds $86K; $84K breakdown eyed by bears
CFTC Opens 60-Day Comment on CTX and CAM Crypto Rules
Bitcoin Down 32% One Year After $126K Record
Bringin launches euro accounts in 30 countries for Bitcoin firms
U.S. drops $10,000 crypto self-custody reporting plan
FSB Warns Stablecoin Crises Could Expose Cross-Border Regulatory Gaps
The Financial Stability Board has warned that global stablecoins could create challenges for regulators during a financial crisis, especially when issuers operate across borders and hold reserves in different jurisdictions. The watchdog is calling for stronger information sharing, monitoring and contingency planning as the stablecoin market reaches $306 billion.
SWI Group Raises $894 Million to Turn Former FTX Bitcoin Miner Into AI Data Centers
SWI Group has raised €800 million ($894 million) from institutional investors to expand its AI computing and data center business across Europe and the United States. The company plans to repurpose facilities operated by former Bitcoin miner Genesis Digital Assets, now renamed SWI Digital.
ESMA Sets January 8 Deadline for Noncompliant Stablecoin Wind-Down
The European Securities and Markets Authority has called for EU-authorized crypto service providers to address existing exposure to stablecoins that do not comply with MiCA by January 8, 2027. The guidance explicitly covers custody and transfers, expanding the scope beyond earlier restrictions on trading-related services.
Bitcoin Holds Above $84,000 as ETF Outflows Top $681 Million
Bitcoin traded above $84,000 on October 12 despite $681 million in weekly outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs. Falling oil prices offered some relief to markets, while Treasury yields and upcoming US inflation data remained key concerns.
Crypto Law This Week: CFTC Rules, EU Stablecoin Controls and Celsius Settlement
Crypto regulation advanced in the United States and Europe during the week ending October 11, 2026. The CFTC moved forward with rulemaking on leveraged retail crypto transactions and prediction markets, while EU regulators addressed noncompliant stablecoins and oversight of major crypto firms.
Bitcoin Price Holds Near $82,800 as Traders Watch Key Resistance
Bitcoin traded near $82,800 on October 10 as the market consolidated after retreating from the $87,000 region. Mixed technical indicators and resistance near $83,300–$84,400 left traders waiting for a clearer directional signal.
Strive Raises an Estimated $55M Through SATA as Bitcoin Buying Continues
Strive’s SATA preferred stock generated an estimated $55 million in issuance proceeds during the week, potentially enough to purchase about 638 Bitcoin. The fundraising mechanism depends on SATA trading at or above its $100 par value, highlighting how market demand affects the company’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
Bitcoin Whale Holds $32.36M Short as BTC Trades Near $82,500
A Hyperliquid trader is holding a $32.36 million Bitcoin short position with 13x leverage as BTC trades near $82,500. The position comes one year after the October 2025 liquidation event that wiped out more than $19.1 billion in leveraged positions.
Bitcoin Volatility Falls, but Extreme Price Swings Remain Frequent in 2026
Bitcoin’s overall volatility has declined, yet it has recorded more unusually large daily price moves in 2026 than during the 2018 bear market, according to a CoinDesk analysis. The trend highlights why investors may need to look beyond standard volatility measures when assessing Bitcoin risk.
XRP Ledger Fixes Decade-Old Bug That Could Have Created Billions in XRP
The XRP Ledger patched a vulnerability that could have allowed attackers to create spendable XRP without properly funding the transactions. Researchers discovered the flaw, which may have existed since 2015, and RippleX confirmed the attack in a controlled environment but reported no evidence of exploitation on public networks.
Zcash Developers Target January for Quantum-Resistant Payment Upgrades
Zcash developers are targeting January to introduce post-quantum signature instructions aimed at protecting transparent payments against potential future cryptographic attacks. The team is also developing a wallet privacy tool that can check balances without revealing which addresses belong to the same user.
Glassnode: 6.26 Million BTC Face Potential Public-Key Exposure Risk
Glassnode estimates that 6.26 million BTC, representing 31.2% of Bitcoin’s total supply, sits in addresses with publicly visible keys. The growing figure has drawn attention as concerns about AI-accelerated cryptography intensify across the crypto industry.
Crypto AI Agents May Recommend Costlier Options Based on Your Wealth
A study of 13 AI models found that agents sometimes recommended more expensive options when they believed users had greater financial resources. For crypto holders, wallet access and onchain data could introduce additional privacy and spending risks.
Sui’s Hashi Bitcoin Lending Protocol Secures $500M in Commitments
Sui’s Hashi protocol is preparing to bring Bitcoin-backed lending to its blockchain ecosystem with more than $500 million in capital commitments. The system is designed to let institutions use Bitcoin as collateral while keeping the underlying BTC on the Bitcoin network.
Kyrgyzstan Shuts Down USDKG Stablecoin After UK Sanctions
Kyrgyzstan is winding down USDKG, its gold-backed stablecoin, and state-owned Coin Nomad Exchange. The shutdown includes plans to redeem and burn more than 50 million tokens following UK sanctions against the issuer.
US Government Moves $770M in Bitcoin as Mystery Wallets Surface
Bitcoin moved as the U.S. government shifted about 9,261 BTC, valued at $770 million, to Coinbase Prime on Tuesday and Wednesday. The flow included seized assets—nearly half tied to the 2016 Bitfinex hack—and an additional 2,456 BTC traced to previously unrecognized holdings, highlighting the scale and opacity of Washington’s cryptocurrency inventory.
Standard Chartered Expands Crypto, RWA Custody to Singapore
Standard Chartered will expand its digital asset custody to Singapore, adding selected cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets for institutions and accredited corporate investors. The service, announced Thursday, sits within the bank’s financing and securities-services unit and remains subject to applicable regulatory requirements, extending a business already active in the UAE, Luxembourg and Hong Kong.
Greece plans 10% crypto tax with €500 annual exemption
Greece plans a 10% capital gains tax on cryptocurrency, with gains up to €500 ($560) per year exempt. A draft bill is open for public consultation and is slated for submission to parliament in November. The move would set Greece among the lower-rate jurisdictions in the European Union.
Bitcoin falls below $83K as oil jumps on Iran plan
Bitcoin (BTC) broke below $83,000 on Thursday Asian morning hours, falling 1.6% to just under $82,800 as oil prices jumped following a report the White House asked the Pentagon for strike options against Iran, pushing Treasury yields back toward their highest since 2002.
Bitcoin Eyes $87K as ETFs drew $2.6B in September
Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $83,739.56 as major cryptocurrencies slipped today, but two weeks of largely flat action keep the broader trend intact. A choppy, stair-step pattern has emerged. To convert the pause into a breakout above $87,000, BTC likely needs the same catalyst that powered September’s surge: large spot ETF inflows.
Bitcoin Added to Robinhood Treasury in $25M Purchase
Bitcoin gained a new corporate backer as Robinhood Markets Inc. (NASDAQ: HOOD) added approximately $25 million of BTC to its balance sheet on Oct. 7, 2026. The move, disclosed by executive Johann Kerbrat at DAS Asia, signals a strategic endorsement of the cryptocurrency despite Robinhood’s roughly $100 billion market valuation.
XRP ETFs Extend 12-Week Inflows as Price Dips to $1.46
XRP exchange-traded funds in the U.S. added $3.14 million on Oct. 6, led by a $10.55 million day for Bitwise, extending a 12-week streak of net inflows. Hours later, a flash move pushed XRP from $1.52 to $1.46, underscoring persistent volatility even as ETF demand remains steady.
U.S. Moves Over $100M in BTC, BNB; Sale Unconfirmed
Bitcoin (BTC) and Binance Coin (BNB) worth more than $100 million moved from U.S.-linked wallets on Tuesday, including 833.599 BTC ($71.6 million) and 40,285 BNB ($31.63 million). Some BTC flowed to addresses labeled as Coinbase Prime deposits, but no sale has been confirmed.
Bitcoin slips under $84K as oil jumps on tanker attacks
Bitcoin (BTC) fell about 1.5% early Wednesday, slipping below $84,000 as oil prices rose on stepped-up Iranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. The move lifted Treasury yields and the dollar, pressuring cryptocurrencies broadly. BTC touched about $83,840 after trading near $86,600 Tuesday, while altcoins dropped as much as 5%.
Bitcoin holds $86K; $84K breakdown eyed by bears
Bitcoin (BTC) traded just above $86,000 early Tuesday, down 0.2% over 24 hours, after another rejection near $87,000 on Monday. The level matters because a clean break below $84,000 would signal bearish control, with the uptrend of higher lows from last week at risk, according to FxPro.
CFTC Opens 60-Day Comment on CTX and CAM Crypto Rules
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission opened an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on Monday for Regulation Crypto Asset Transactions (CTX) and Regulation Crypto Asset Markets (CAM), launching a 60-day comment window once published in the Federal Register. The move targets leveraged retail cryptocurrency trades and matters because it leaves ordinary spot markets outside new federal rules.
Bitcoin Down 32% One Year After $126K Record
Bitcoin (BTC) is down 32% to $85,453 one year after setting a record high above $126,000 on Oct. 6, 2025. The decline is notably milder than prior cycle anniversaries, when one-year drawdowns ranged from 69.7% to 82.3%, underscoring a comparatively less severe bear market this time.
Bringin launches euro accounts in 30 countries for Bitcoin firms
Bitcoin (BTC) companies gained a new banking option as Bringin launched an invite-only beta of euro business accounts across 30 European countries, enabling firms to hold, accept, and pay in Bitcoin and stablecoins, and run SEPA payments from a vIBAN in their own name. The rollout follows €15 million processed on its consumer platform.
U.S. drops $10,000 crypto self-custody reporting plan
Crypto reporting rule rollback: The U.S. Treasury Department withdrew a proposed requirement to report transactions over $10,000 to private wallets, FinCEN said Sunday. The move ends a plan dating to December 2020 and matters for banks and exchanges that would have faced new filing obligations.
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