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Ripple is expecting its strongest business year on record even as XRP heads toward its worst annual performance since 2022. The blockchain company said on Oct. 28 that it is on track to exit 2026…
The FSC says customer-data exposure is still being checked as authorities investigate the staff-support system and plan stronger safeguards.
Borrowing costs and funded exits determine the money left for users, while the vault’s actual leverage and controls remain unverified.
Prediction markets generated $173 million against crypto's $120 million in Q3, raising the stakes of a continuing state-federal regulatory fight.
Coinbase says funds were unaffected by the Amplitude incident, while disclosures in South Korea reveal different data exposures and unresolved customer risks.
The 30-day face-value tally compares with $3.4 billion paid for contracts, while Reuters reports renewed offshore-access scrutiny and separate US customer-protection checks.
The first full Helios lease quarter left Data Centers with a $435,000 loss, while Treasury & Corporate drove Galaxy’s recovery.
The ECB still calls the deterioration moderate, while any Bitcoin impact depends on financing costs and investor risk budgets.
Teku and Besu Docker releases fix certificate trust, while binary users need to check their separately installed Java runtime.
Laevitas’s Oct. 26 snapshot showed a 9.2-point implied-versus-realized premium, putting buyers’ exposure after policy decisions in focus.
Existing orders will not transfer to synthetic replacements, where limit orders will carry taker fees.
