Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $125,506 before a mild pullback to begin the week at $123,600, confirming the “Uptober” trend with over 10% weekly gains.
BTC supply on exchanges hit a six-year low, underscoring tightening supply amid rising institutional demand.
ETH treasuries now hold 3.9% of supply, overtaking BTC treasuries at 3.5%, while SOL treasuries hold 0.07%.
BNB Chain hit a new all-time high in daily perpetuals volume of $944 million, signaling renewed derivatives appetite.
Morgan Stanley and U.K. regulators are opening new institutional doors for crypto exposure.
The deal would give Payward a full EU banking license on top of its Irish e-money license, letting it pay interest on deposits and lend across five European markets.
An implant that read recovery phrases off the screen and sent them out over LTE has been linked to more than $86 million in suspected thefts, and a second tampered device has now surfaced in Singapore.
Headline and core CPI both came in a tenth above forecasts, and Bitcoin slipped below $82,000 as traders raised the odds of a second consecutive rate increase at the Fed's Oct. 27–28 meeting.
Tiger Research's Q3 data shows the rebound's capital went into tokens and ETFs, while the money that did reach crypto companies came increasingly from exchanges, lenders and public markets instead of the lead VCs that set terms in past cycles.
