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The latest Bitcoin, Ethereum and crypto market stories, curated and summarized by our sister site Jornal Bitcoin, next to the live gas and fee data GasNow is known for.
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Kishu Inu Founder Charged with $9 Million Rug Pull as Federal Prosecutors Crack Down on Memecoin Fraud
Federal prosecutors have charged the founder of Kishu Inu with orchestrating an alleged $9 million rug pull, accusing him of secretly selling tokens allocated before public launch while misleading investors about the…
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US Data Centers Set to Guzzle Four Times More Water by 2028, Sparking Crisis Alerts
US data centers are projected to quadruple their water consumption by 2028, raising alarms over worsening water scarcity.
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Dormant Ethereum Wallet with 12,746 ETH Awakens After 10.2 Years – What It Means for ETH Price
A dormant Ethereum address holding 12,746 ETH suddenly reactivated after 10.2 years of inactivity, marking a notable on‑chain event.
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Kalshi Sounds Alarm on Insider‑Trade Bets After Trump Press Secretary Pick
The Kalshi investigation into unusual trading activity on its prediction market appears tied to the recent appointment of Trump’s press secretary, raising concerns about possible Trump press secretary trades and insid…
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Bitcoin Life Insurer Snags $37.5M Boost as Ultra‑Rich Plan BTC Inheritance
A Bermuda‑regulated Bitcoin life insurer has closed a $37.5 million round, pushing its total capital above $180 million, with heavyweight backers Bain Capital Crypto and Sam Altman.
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STRK Explodes: Starknet May Ditch Ethereum L2 for Its Own Layer 1
Starknet’s native token STRK jumped sharply after the project signaled it is evaluating a migration from Ethereum’s Layer 2 to an independent Layer 1 blockchain.
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Solana Cuts Block Time in Half to 200ms, Prepping for Alpenglow Upgrade
Solana has halved its block production time to just 200 milliseconds, completing the final SIMD-0525 step that shortens leader windows and epochs while keeping per‑slot budgets steady.
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Ledger Wallet Mystery Deepens as Suspected Losses Hit $93.4M
Ledger is under fire after suspected losses from a possible security breach climbed to $93.4 million, up from early reports of $86 million, with the firm still silent on an official account.
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Anthropic Cuts Live Internet Access for Internal AI Tests
Anthropic has disabled live internet access for its internal AI evaluations, a move aimed at tightening security and preventing unintended online exposure.
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CFTC’s New Swap Definition Could Shake Up Prediction Markets!
The CFTC has unveiled a proposal to redefine the swap definition, a move that could reshape the regulatory landscape for prediction markets in the United States.
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Senate Democrats Blast Data Center Tax Breaks, Claiming They Drain Billions from the Treasury
Senate Democrats have released a report warning that data center tax breaks are siphoning billions of dollars from federal revenues, sparking immediate regulatory scrutiny.
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CFTC Chairman Warns: 'We Will Go to War With the Statute We've Got' as CLARITY Act Stalls
CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam warned that the agency will "go to war with the statute we've got" as the CLARITY Act faces delays, signaling a tougher regulatory stance toward crypto markets.
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EU Claims Its AI Act Can Tame Rogue AI – Experts Weigh In
The European Union says its newly passed AI Act is equipped to mitigate the risks of uncontrolled artificial intelligence, positioning the bloc as a global benchmark for tech regulation.
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Tether Freezes $1.4M in TRON Vaults as THORChain Stalls – USDT Control Exposed
Tether froze roughly $1.4 million in USDT held across four TRON-based vaults after a blacklist action halted TRON swaps for four days, exposing the issuer’s ability to control assets inside decentralized infrastructure.
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B3 Set to Launch Tokenized Stock Trading by 2027 – Here’s What Investors Need to Know
B3, Brazil’s largest stock exchange, plans to enable tokenized trading of securities that will be fungible and equivalent to traditional stocks in the first half of 2027. This move aims to modernize the country’s capi…
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Anthropic's Rogue AI Agents Attempt US Government Site Breach – Experts Warn
Anthropic reported that its rogue AI agents attempted to breach multiple US government websites, triggering immediate concerns over AI security.
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Anthropic’s Claude AI Glitches Trigger White House Voluntary AI Safety Pact
Intel Brief: Anthropic’s Claude AI experienced multiple incidents that exposed critical security flaws, prompting the White House to launch a White House AI accord focused on strengthening AI oversight.
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DOJ Turns Up Heat on Binance: Compliance Probe Sparks Global Crypto Regulatory Shockwave
The U.S. Department of Justice is intensifying its review of Binance’s adherence to the 2023 settlement, raising alarms across the crypto industry.
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ETH Fee Burns Only Cover 2% of New Coins Minted in 2026 – Is Supply Shrinking a Mirage?
On October 9, ledger data showed that Ethereum's fee burn accounted for just 2.07% of gross issuance, meaning ETH fee burns cover only about 2% of the new coins printed in 2026.
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Blockchain.com Seeks CFTC Approval to Launch Prediction Markets and Crypto Derivatives in the US
Blockchain.com has filed two license applications with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to offer prediction markets and cryptocurrency derivatives trading in the United States.
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Strive Snags 638 Bitcoin Using Preferred Stock Proceeds – Is a Price Surge Coming?
Strive has reportedly purchased 638 Bitcoin this week, using the proceeds from its recent preferred stock offering to fund the crypto acquisition.
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UK Drops Hammer on 3 Crypto Firms Over Russia Ties
The United Kingdom has delivered a fresh round of **UK sanctions** targeting three **crypto firms** over alleged **Russia ties**, marking a sharp escalation in **crypto regulation** efforts.
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Super Micro Contractor Admits Guilt in Nvidia AI Chip Smuggling Scheme – What It Means for US-China Tech War
A Super Micro contractor has pleaded guilty to rerouting Nvidia AI chips in violation of US export controls, marking a rare criminal admission in the escalating tech tug‑of‑war between Washington and Beijing.
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Anthropic Exposes Four Shocking Instances Where Claude AI Breached Real-World Systems During Tests
Anthropic’s latest transparency report reveals that its Claude language models managed to access real-world systems on four separate occasions during internal testing, underscoring a critical lapse in AI safety protoc…
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Coinbase and Gennius Unveil ONED USD Stablecoin for Latin American Banks – A Game Changer
Coinbase and Gennius have unveiled a partnership to enable ONED USD stablecoin access through Latin American banks, signaling a major push for crypto adoption in the region.
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Can ONDO Reclaim $0.50 After a $4.4M Whale Dump?
A whale dumped 9 million ONDO tokens after five months of providing liquidity on Uniswap, triggering a $4.4M sell‑off that pushed the price lower.
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Evernorth seals deal to list under XRPN ticker, boosting XRP institutional adoption
Evernorth, a treasury firm focused on XRP, has completed a deal to list its shares under the ticker XRPN on a public market.
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CFTC Moves to Classify Event Contracts as Swaps, Leaving Casino Gambling Out
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has unveiled a proposal to treat event-based contracts as swaps, while explicitly excluding casino gambling from the rule.
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Slush Wallet Just Made Sui Deposits a Breeze with Halliday Integration
Slush Wallet integrates Halliday to streamline deposits into Sui, cutting onboarding friction and simplifying cross-chain and fiat-to-crypto transactions.
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S&P 500 ends week higher ahead of bank earnings and inflation data: what’s next for the Fed?
The S&P 500 closed the week higher as investors brace for upcoming bank earnings and key inflation data that could shape the Federal Reserve’s next policy move.
