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Ethena’s USDe, a synthetic dollar targeting $1, has 51.2% of its backing allocated to DeFi and institutional lending, according to risk assessor LlamaRisk’s October 12 assessment. The allocation figure does not measure actual borrower drawdowns or cash available for immediate withdrawal. For holders, usable reserve assets and access to an exit near the peg are separate tests.Eligible counterparties can redeem USDe directly with Ethena, subject to its conditions. Other holders rely on secondary markets for an exit. Withdrawing USDe from sUSDe, its staking vault share, requires a separate unstaking process. A lending position can have excess collateral while supplied stablecoins…

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) bought 250 Bitcoin for $21.5 million last week while spending $192.4 million to repurchase its STRC preferred shares.On Oct. 12, the Michael Saylor-founded company disclosed that it acquired just 250 Bitcoin for about $21.5 million between Oct. 5 and Oct. 11, extending a slowdown that saw purchases fall to 334 BTC the previous week.Meanwhile, Strategy repurchased 1,932,145 shares of its variable-rate STRC preferred stock for $192.4 million, nearly nine times its Bitcoin spending, as the company continued its STRC buybacks.The spending gap highlights the competing demands on Strategy’s capital: Bitcoin accumulation and support for its preferred securities.STRC…

Key takeaways XRP traded near $1.374 on Tuesday after Monday’s correction. Long-to-short ratios of 1.09 for XRP indicate a modest tilt toward longs. Immediate XRP support sits at $1.339, followed by $1.300, while resistance begins at $1.381. XRP posted modest rebounds on Tuesday as derivatives positioning improved following the previous day’s pullback. XRP traded around $1.374, showing signs of stabilization, although differing funding rates suggest traders remain divided about the strength of the recovery. For XRP, overhead moving-average resistance and weak momentum continue to constrain the near-term outlook. Long-to-short ratios show a slight bullish tilt CoinGlass’ long-to-short ratios stood at…

South Korea has established procedures for courts to seize and sell debtors’ cryptocurrency to satisfy civil claims.On Oct. 12, the Supreme Court promulgated Rule 3280, introducing standardized procedures for freezing, transferring, and liquidating digital assets to recover unpaid debts. The regulations take effect on Nov. 1 and cover cryptocurrencies held on exchanges and in private wallets.One provision allows court officers to take possession of directly held crypto before debtors receive formal notice of an attachment order, potentially limiting opportunities to move assets beyond creditors’ reach.The changes come as cryptocurrency holdings increasingly feature in South Korean debt-recovery proceedings, prompting authorities to…

Key takeaways Dogecoin traded near $0.084 on Tuesday after rebounding from an intraday low around $0.0800. DOGE-focused ETFs recorded $399,460 in outflows Monday following no net flows last week. Resistance sits at the 50-day EMA near $0.0876 and the 200-day EMA at $0.0923. Dogecoin edged higher on Tuesday after testing $0.0800, offering signs of stabilization following Monday’s 5% decline. DOGE traded around $0.084, but ETF withdrawals, declining supply concentration among large wallets and weak technical momentum continued to weigh on its recovery outlook. The token remains below key moving averages, leaving buyers facing a test of whether nearby support can…

More than half of sampled tokenized US stock trading occurs outside Wall Street’s regular hours, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) found.The IMF’s October Global Financial Stability Report also showed that approximately 80% of tokenized equity transactions involved less than one share, providing evidence of demand for fractional investments and around-the-clock access to American securities.However, the study found that tokenized equities experienced roughly 50% higher realized volatility than their traditional counterparts, while fragmented trading venues offered significantly weaker liquidity.The findings come as exchanges and financial institutions expand efforts to bring US equities onto blockchain infrastructure, potentially challenging conventional market hours and…

ASIC wants its CFD product intervention order extended from 2027 to 2037, subject to ministerial approval. The regulator proposes expanding the CFD definition to include products settled through digital asset transfers rather than only cash or set-off. ASIC said retail client losses fell 91% within six months of the existing rules taking effect, although investors still lost more than $458 million over a recent year. Proposed changes would also clarify margin requirements, terminology and investor protections, with submissions open until 9 November 2026. ASIC is proposing to keep its retail CFD (contract for difference) protections in force until 2037 and…

Bitcoin recovered to around US$82,807 after falling about 2.9% at its 24-hour low, leaving it down 0.8% for the day and 3.2% for the week. Ethereum, XRP, Solana, Hyperliquid and Zcash all pared steeper intraday losses but remained sharply lower over the past seven days. Broader risk-off sentiment, US$678.9 million in Bitcoin ETF outflows and more than US$823 million in leveraged crypto liquidations added to selling pressure. Strategy bought another 250 BTC, lifting its holdings to 848,250 coins, acquired at an average price of US$75,444. The crypto market has staged a recovery rally after falling more sharply earlier in the…

The Information reported on Sunday, US time, that Anthropic has an unannounced multiyear cloud services deal with Nasdaq-listed IREN. Neither company has confirmed the agreement, and the report gave no value or duration. IREN signed a multiyear contract with a leading frontier AI lab in August but has not named the customer. Australian-founded IREN has signed a multiyear AI cloud services deal with Anthropic, The Information reported on Sunday, US time, citing people familiar with the relationship. Neither company has confirmed the deal, and the report gave no value or exact length for it. IREN has filed nothing about the…

Jeonbuk Bank, part of JB Financial Group, has started lending Korean won to corporate customers against their Bitcoin, the first South Korean bank to do so. The pledged Bitcoin stays with a registered custodian, and a default leads to a court-ordered sale under rules that took effect on 1 October. The bank says the loans sit within its lending powers under the Banking Act, and it holds no regulatory sandbox designation for them. Jeonbuk Bank has begun lending Korean won to companies against their Bitcoin, the first South Korean bank to accept the cryptocurrency as loan collateral, financial daily Edaily…