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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday he had asked for a plan to use blockchain if Israel faces banking sanctions. The Bank of Israel rejected the idea on Saturday, and Netanyahu replied that he does what he thinks is right. A letter signed by 109 economists and former officials, including two Nobel laureates, called the proposal useless ahead of Tuesday’s election. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu drew rebukes from the Bank of Israel and more than 100 economists over the weekend after suggesting cryptocurrency could help Israel get around international sanctions. Netanyahu raised the idea in an interview with…

Bitcoin wallet Electrum has patched a security flaw that allowed hackers to redirect payments when users tried to increase transaction fees.The developers disclosed the vulnerability on Oct. 24, confirming that malicious servers had exploited the weakness and that at least one user lost Bitcoin after unknowingly approving a fraudulent transaction.The high-severity vulnerability affects Electrum versions earlier than 4.8.3. It exploits the wallet’s reliance on external servers to track unconfirmed transactions, allowing attackers to manipulate the payment information users see before they authorize additional fees.The disclosure followed two complaints received on Oct. 11 and Oct. 18. The first user noticed an…

Key takeaways Cardano trades near $0.201 on Monday, extending its decline after three consecutive losing weeks. Funding has turned negative at -0.0032%, reinforcing the bearish derivatives picture. ADA faces initial resistance at $0.213, while weak momentum leaves recovery attempts vulnerable. Cardano fell below $0.202 on Monday as pressure persisted across its derivatives, spot, and technical indicators. ADA traded around $0.201 following three consecutive weeks of losses, with its decline exceeding 20% since early October. The token remains beneath several major moving averages, suggesting buyers have yet to establish a sustained recovery. Although momentum is approaching oversold territory, the broader setup…

A federal judge dismissed the criminal case against Milei, his sister Karina and nine others, ruling that posting about LIBRA did not itself constitute fraud. The decision contrasts with a parliamentary investigation that found Milei played an essential role in promoting the token and attracting investors. LIBRA collapsed more than 90% after reaching a US$4 billion valuation, with estimated realised trading losses of US$251 million. Five investors are challenging their exclusion from the case and could appeal the dismissal if reinstated, while opposition lawmakers have criticised the ruling. A court in Argentina dropped the criminal case against President Javier Milei…

Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority has proposed treating enhanced checks on crypto transfers involving personal, or unhosted, wallets as good practice in nonbinding guidance. It also criticizes firms that cannot explain the risk scores they use.The regulator opened consultation CP26/38 on Oct. 23, seeking feedback on changes to its Financial Crime Guide until Dec. 24, 2026. The proposals address how firms assess transfers and operate their financial-crime controls. Related ReadingUK’s FCA says crypto apps may need licenses when algorithms choose trade routes Draft section FCG 3.2.8 lists applying enhanced due diligence, meaning more intensive checks, to transactions involving unhosted wallets as…

OKXICE’s notice dated 23 October lists 22 companies that have objected, up from 16 in its 19 October notice. Under the SEC’s Innovation Exemption, a venue cannot trade a third-party tokenised stock if the issuer objects within 30 days. Nasdaq has told issuers to be cautious and plans to opt its own shares out of these venues. Wells Fargo, Cisco, Moderna and Intuit have refused to let their shares trade in tokenised form on OKXICE, the planned venue owned by OKX and NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange. The venue’s latest public notice, dated Friday 23 October, lists 22 issuers that have…

Bitcoin fell to US$79,624, down 3.4% for the week, while Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Hyperliquid also recorded weekly losses. Crypto liquidations reached roughly US$815 million over 24 hours, including more than US$400 million in long positions closed within four hours. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded US$301.2 million in weekly net inflows despite US$773.5 million in withdrawals over Thursday and Friday. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe warned Bitcoin could briefly fall below US$75K, while holding US$80K and forming a higher low could signal a recovery. Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped below the US$80K (AU$113.8K) mark for the second time in as many…

Canada’s proposed stablecoin rules would give covered retail holders a way to ask an issuer for their money back without meeting a minimum redemption amount, potentially opening another exit alongside selling tokens through an exchange.The proposal published Oct. 24 would normally require redemption within three business days and cap an issuer’s redemption fee at 1%. It would also let issuers limit daily redemptions when a liquidity shortfall in reserve-asset markets prevents them from meeting all requests.Coverage would depend on Canadian purchaser-location criteria, the issuing entity and any applicable exclusions or exemptions. Circle’s treatment under the future framework remains a separate…

Staking protocol Lido activated a new permissionless Ethereum module on Oct. 23, allowing independent operators to run validators with effective balances of up to 2,048 ETH. The new route is live, with initial capacity intended for about 32 seed deposits and larger allocations dependent on activation and later funding.The 0x02 Community Staking Module, or CSM, requires an operator to bond 32 ETH for the first validator key and 30 ETH for each additional key. Lido supplies the validator’s stake separately, so the operator’s bond and the protocol’s initial deposit serve different purposes.Ethereum’s 0x02 compounding withdrawal credentials allow a validator’s effective…

Paolo Ardoino’s push to bring AI into Bitcoin mining has a human decision at its center: who may authorize a machine to change what it is doing? Tether’s MDK v0.11 reference agent pauses its device-action tool for human approval, while the site must establish who is entitled to give it.That distinction matters as Tether announced commitments from 15 industry participants on October 24 to build and maintain integrations with its Mining Development Kit, an open-source framework connecting mining equipment, pools and applications. A common interface can give software a consistent way to reach different systems. Permission to act still depends…