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Trezor is cutting authorized resellers starting 2027 after a hardware-implant attack on a Ledger wallet sold via CryptoBilis exposed supply-chain risks, while more tampered devices surface.

Paul Tudor Jones warns of a brutal 2027 stock market due to a flood of new AI-driven share supply, raising questions about Bitcoin's resilience.

The Zoomex World Trading Championship 2026 enters October with a $5 million prize pool, squad finals, individual competition, and lucky draw.

Over 70% of tokenized stock trading on BNB Chain and 63% on Solana happens outside US market hours.

Bitcoin rebounded above $83,000 while $812.9 million in crypto liquidations hit traders as South Korea's AI-driven stock market suffered a historic crash.

Trezor reduces resellers after reports of malicious implants in competitor Ledger's devices.

ENS proposes activating ENSv2 without forcing migration, offering optional migration with permanent transfer and higher fees.

Ethereum sees bullish social sentiment while ETFs face 10 days of outflows, contrasting with Bitcoin and XRP fear.

Bitcoin exchange supply has fallen since February, potentially setting the stage for a rally if demand keeps improving.

ASIC proposes extending retail leverage rules to digitally settled derivatives after retail CFD traders lost over A$458 million.

Understaffed leadership at the SEC and CFTC may let a single commissioner shape crypto regulation as Congress stalls on market structure legislation.

Trezor cut resellers after Ledger's supply-chain breach, stressing no evidence its devices were compromised.

Ripple and Stripe-owned Privy partner to add XRP Ledger support to Privy's developer platform, enabling embedded wallets.

Strive raised $208M from warrant exercises and bought 3,311 Bitcoin, boosting its holdings by 11% to 32,773 BTC.

MNX launched pre-IPO futures on AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, competing with OKX and BitGet.

Strive purchased 3,311 Bitcoin last week, pushing its total holdings past 30,000 BTC to 32,773 coins.

A UK court ruled that Chinese law, not English law, governs claims to over 61,000 seized Bitcoin linked to a Chinese fraud scheme.

Bitcoin approached $84,000 as US stocks avoided a sell-off triggered by South Korea's tech slump, while a strong dollar pressured crypto.

A UK crypto trader says armed intruders held him at knifepoint and forced him to transfer nearly $800,000 in digital assets, as violent "wrench attacks" rise.

Interactive Brokers launches Ethereum staking for eligible clients through zerohash, expanding beyond trading and transfers.

Bitunix hosted a rooftop after-party in Singapore during TOKEN2049, showcasing its new trading products to over 300 guests.

DRW and Marex executed the first OTC derivative referencing a fully tokenized S&P iBoxx index on the Canton Network.

Ledger confirms a hardware implant in CryptoBilis reseller units that steals recovery phrases, prompting MediaMarkt to suspend sales in Europe.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp warns predictive AI could soon guess people's private thoughts, urging control before technology spreads.

Researchers cut the projected computing cost of quantum-safe Bitcoin transactions by 82% to $59, as they race to protect roughly 6 million BTC exposed to future quantum attacks.

Trezor is cutting authorized resellers after a Ledger wallet supply-chain attack exposed users to spyware and $93 million in losses.

Anthropic warns self-replicating AI worms may autonomously spread across vulnerable IoT devices, posing new security risks.

Strive purchased 3,311 bitcoin for $280 million, its biggest acquisition since January, raising total holdings to 32,773 BTC.

Epic Games tells developers to stop writing code by hand, pivoting to AI tools like Claude to speed up game development.

A bitcoin developer's claim that 80% of Lightning payments are custodial has reignited debate over whether the network is truly usable for everyday payments.

Alex Gladstein argues the real AI risk is centralization by dictators and corporations, not human extinction.

The BIS says digital cash can achieve “cash-like privacy,” but the technology is not yet production-ready due to risks like bank data breaches.

Matt Dines argues that a rising dollar and Bitcoin signal a shift to a Western Hemisphere financial system.

Sky reports $4.4B stablecoin liquidity in its Peg Stability Module, distinguishing protocol conversions from bank dollar access for USDS holders.

Ledger’s implant update omitted MediaMarkt as an affected retailer, prompting users to report tampered devices in Europe.

Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, received central bank approval to trade cryptocurrencies ahead of a planned December launch.

Over half of Ethena’s USDe backing is in DeFi and institutional lending, raising questions about redemption liquidity.

South Korea is blocking 27 unregistered foreign crypto exchange websites, including KuCoin, BitMart, and MEXC, to enforce local registration and AML rules.

Federated Hermes plans to issue its first tokenized fund shares in early 2027, partnering with Prometheum for brokerage and custody services.

IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warns that young workers entering the labor market face the biggest risk from AI job displacement.

Binance will shut down its mining pool, cloud mining and related services on Nov. 10.

A UK High Court ruled that Chinese law will determine whether fraud victims have claims to over 61,000 seized bitcoin.

STX, Stacks' Bitcoin layer-2 token, has surged over 50% in four weeks, outperforming bitcoin and ether, driven by its non-custodial bitcoin staking architecture.

Hackers raised temperatures in French supermarket freezers to 50°C, ruining food and sparking fires at hundreds of stores.

A UK court ruling that Chinese law governs claims to 61,000 seized Bitcoin could let the UK keep most of the £3.8 billion haul.

ENS founder proposes activating ENSv2 on Ethereum mainnet, pending DAO approval, with temporary registration pause and DAO control transfer.

Bitcoin and ether rebounded after dipping, while South Korean stocks plunged on AI investment and chip competition concerns.

Sberbank gained Bank of Russia approval to trade crypto, planning to open trading to all clients on Dec. 1.

Strategy bought 250 Bitcoin for $21.5 million while spending $192.4 million repurchasing STRC preferred shares, nearly nine times more.

A firsthand tour of Colorado's Bitcoin merchants, highlighting adoption at Moonflower Coffee and friction at Fifth House Coffee, plus a list of 300+ merchants.

Elon Musk admits he does not know how to make chips but predicts Tesla and SpaceX will build them better than anyone.

Bitcoin's recovery diverges from South Korea's Kospi selloff, driven by AI investment concerns and chip competition fears.

Vitalik Buterin's unsolicited Shiba Inu tokens helped fund PopVax's COVID-19 vaccine, now in human trials, while SHIB faces price pressure.

Metaplanet will issue $329 million in convertible bonds to repay Bitcoin-collateralized debt and fund share buybacks without selling its BTC.

MediaMarktSaturn removed Ledger hardware wallets from stores and online platforms after reports of tampered devices.

South Korea's Supreme Court issued new rules effective Nov. 1 allowing courts to seize and sell debtors' cryptocurrency to satisfy unpaid debts.

XT Exchange marked its eighth anniversary with a VIP dinner in Singapore, celebrating trust and partnership.

Bitcoin briefly surged past $84,000 as Asian stocks plunged, with on-chain data offering a constructive outlook despite crypto liquidations exceeding $800 million.

Bitcoin rebounded toward $84,000 on Tuesday as South Korean tech stocks plunged, with semiconductors leading KOSPI losses.

Ledger said a hidden chip in some CryptoBilis-sold hardware wallets stole users' recovery phrases and sent them over LTE.

A UK court ruled Chinese law governs Chinese fraud victims' claims, boosting the government's odds of keeping seized Bitcoin.

Chinese fraud victims lost a UK High Court ruling that Chinese law governs claims to 61,000 seized Bitcoin.

Single-stock options trading has returned to 2021 levels, matching the period when Bitcoin doubled from about $29,000 to near $65,000.

The IMF reports that over half of tokenized US stock trading occurs outside Wall Street hours, raising volatility and liquidity concerns.

Ledger found malicious LTE-enabled implants in hardware wallets sold by CryptoBilis, capturing seed phrases and causing losses exceeding $100 million.

Blur's BLUR token fell to a record low after the NFT marketplace announced it will shut down its website frontend on November 12, 2026.

A Hyperliquid whale with 14 wins in 15 trades opened $60.7M in Ethereum longs during a market selloff.

Starknet tumbled 27.9% as a 127 million token unlock looms, threatening its 213% monthly rally.

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack supports small, quick rate hikes, potentially boosting the dollar and pressuring Bitcoin in October.

A long-dormant Bitcoin wallet from March 2020 moved 4,582 BTC worth $377.6 million to five new addresses on Monday.