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48 New Bitcoin Treasuries in 90 Days: Bitwise Data Highlights Corporate Accumulation

Bitcoin treasuries expanded fast in the third quarter, according to the Bitwise report. Public companies holding Bitcoin increased by 38% between July and September.

Crypto Market Hits $4 Trillion Again as AI Altcoins Explode

The crypto market just pulled a fast one on skeptics, clawing its way back over the $4 trillion level like a caffeine-fueled coder hacking through the night.

When you wanna buying the dip, and you have $46 million in cash

MARA Holdings just dropped another cool $46 million to snag 400 Bitcoin. The company is flexing its crypto muscles through FalconX, an institutional playground for over-the-counter transactions.

Singapore hits the snooze button as inflation cools

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Singapore’s central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, is playing it cool this week, expected to keep its monetary policy unchanged.

Eve Frontier ditches Ethereum for Sui

Eve Frontier, the sci-fi survival game branching off from the legendary Eve Online, just picked up its pixels and moved from Ethereum’s Redstone network to the up-and-coming layer-1 blockchain, Sui.

California Tightens AI Chatbot Rules for Minors: SB 243 Sets Age Verification, Warnings, and Safety Protocols

California AI chatbot law SB 243 is now signed. Governor Gavin Newsom announced the new safeguards for minors in a Monday notice from the governor’s office.

U.S. Shutdown Delays ETF Approvals but Sets Stage for Post-Rally Acceleration

We view the ongoing U.S. government shutdown as a temporary regulatory hiccup that has stalled SEC reviews on at least 16 pending crypto ETF filings, including those tied to Solana, XRP, Litecoin, and Dogecoin.

If the impasse is resolved quickly, approvals are likely to be pushed into late October or November.

While this delay may weigh on short-term sentiment by keeping billions in institutional capital sidelined, it ultimately highlights how far the ecosystem has matured.

The groundwork for streamlined listings is already in place, setting the stage for a surge of ETF launches once the regulatory machinery restarts.

This comes against a macro backdrop of dovish signals from the Federal Reserve, with Chair Paulson hinting at two additional 25-bps cuts this year to support the labor market.

Traders would do well to focus on these liquidity tailwinds rather than short-term regulatory noise, using dips to position ahead of ETF-driven inflows while hedging volatility with diversified portfolios.

With the Fear & Greed Index hovering around 42 in fear territory, vulnerability remains elevated due to uncertainty surrounding shutdowns.

Historically, however, such levels have aligned with buy-the-dip opportunities, suggesting substantial upside once approvals resume.

A wave of ETF greenlights could ignite an altcoin season and attract fresh institutional flows, sustaining bullish momentum into year-end.

Vugar Usi Zade, COO at Bitget


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JPMorgan’s Hard Pivot: Crypto Trading Plans Without Custody, For Now

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Dawn of the dead, NFTs are back with 18 million sales transactions

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You thought NFTs were finished, huh? Nah, they just took a breath and came back swinging.

Massachusetts’ crypto ATM debacle is a $247 million crime show?

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