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Coinbase streamed an in-person trading competition from Singapore on Oct. 8, advertising $150,000 for the trader crowned Coinbase Champion and presenting the event as a spectator tournament.The company’s Token 2049 Champions Cup page billed the contest as an esports-style perpetual-futures tournament featuring 10 traders and one winner. Its standings tracked the traders’ profit and loss in dollars, while the broadcast mixed trading updates with walkouts, jokes and an invitation for viewers to pick a contestant.At 6:54 p.m. UTC, the event page listed Intern first with $4,263.37 in profit and loss. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong promoted the contest as it went live, saying…

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Key takeaways Dogecoin traded near $0.085 on Friday after losing more than 11% this week. Two large-wallet cohorts reduced their combined holdings by 100 million DOGE since Tuesday. A close below $0.084 could expose $0.078 and $0.070, with resistance beginning at $0.086. Dogecoin traded around $0.085 on Friday, approaching a key trendline area after a weekly decline of more than 11%. Falling balances among some large holders and weakening technical momentum suggest continued downside pressure.  However, derivatives positioning offers a more mixed picture, with long positions outnumbering shorts in CoinGlass’ tracked ratio. Large Dogecoin holders reduce exposure Santiment’s supply distribution…

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OpenAI reportedly used an LLM to help draft and edit its Australian government breach notification, though humans reviewed and sent the final email. The revelation followed Jason Kwon telling a parliamentary hearing that he did not think AI had been used to prepare the notification. Assistant minister Andrew Charlton argued that AI requires regulation because industry self-regulation cannot adequately address its risks and incentives. Former RBA official Jonathan Kearns warned AI investment could add near-term inflationary pressure and contribute to further interest-rate rises. The saga around OpenAI and the Australian government continues. The Guardian Australia reported that OpenAI used an…

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Crypto firms authorized under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation (MiCA) should resolve EU clients’ remaining exposure to non-compliant stablecoins through their services within three months, according to a new opinion from the bloc’s markets watchdog.The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) published the opinion Oct. 8. Where national regulators find legacy exposures, ESMA said they should require remediation as soon as possible and no later than three months after publication, or about Jan. 8, 2027.National regulators may allow firms that do not yet comply to provide strictly limited services needed for an orderly wind-down and to avoid harm to…

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Swyftx’s Q3 2026 industry report puts its SMSF customers’ buy/sell ratio at 3.36 to 1, up from 3.2 to 1 and the highest in the history of its reports. SMSF trading volume rose 16% quarter-on-quarter, while total trading volume on the exchange fell 0.7%. Bitcoin, XRP and Ether stayed the three most-purchased assets among SMSF customers, a ranking unchanged for six months. Self-managed super funds on Swyftx lifted their crypto buy/sell ratio to a record 3.36 to 1 in the September quarter, according to the Australian exchange’s Q3 2026 industry report. That was up from 3.2 to 1 in the…

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Coinbase plans to introduce spot borrowing with up to 10x leverage, letting eligible traders borrow against collateral to buy crypto on spot markets, but US customers who do not qualify as Eligible Contract Participants will be excluded.The exchange’s Oct. 7 announcement puts the rollout in the coming weeks. Access will depend on customer eligibility and selected jurisdictions, but Coinbase does not identify those countries, so availability cannot be assumed for every trader outside the US.For US individuals, a 2021 statement by a commissioner at the CFTC, the US derivatives regulator, describes discretionary investments exceeding $10 million in aggregate, or exceeding…

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Samsung Electronics America said on 7 October that USDC transfers will arrive in Samsung Wallet in the last week of October, across 82 million compatible US Galaxy devices. Users will be able to send USDC to crypto wallets abroad with no Samsung fee, or pay out to bank accounts in more than 60 countries in local currency. Bastion runs the stablecoin accounts with Coinbase as sub-custodian, and Samsung says it is not a bank, money transmitter or custodian. Samsung Wallet will let eligible Galaxy users in the US send USDC across borders from the last week of October, Samsung Electronics…

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Core Lightning, software for running Bitcoin Lightning payment nodes, has released v26.06.9 with security fixes and a repair for a regression that could delay channel traffic on busy nodes running v26.06.8.GitHub lists the new release as published Oct. 7, while its versioned changelog carries an Oct. 6 date.The update gives operators who installed v26.06.8 a fresh decision on upgrading, following the Sept. 27 revoked-channel penalty flaw that was fixed in v26.06.7. The latest patch adds fixes and addresses a regression introduced by that later version.Bitcoin payment delays and shutdown riskIn v26.06.8, routine gossip, pings, and onion messages counted toward a CPU…

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Bitcoin miners are emerging from months of financial pressure as rising BTC prices lift daily industry revenue by 78%.According to CryptoQuant’s weekly report shared with CryptoSlate, total daily mining revenue climbed from approximately $27 million at July’s lows to as much as $48 million, following Bitcoin’s roughly 45% recovery from $58,000 to above $83,000.The turnaround is also visible in hashprice, a closely watched measure of mining economics that tracks the expected daily revenue generated by a unit of computing power.Data from Hashrate Index shows the metric recently climbed above $40 per petahash per second per day, its highest level since…

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Roger Wattenhofer and Quentin Kniep propose speeding Solana’s block production by scheduling nearby validators consecutively. Their plan relies on self-reported locations, bringing an unverifiable physical input into the order of block producers. Each scheduled turn at block production is called a leader window.The aim is to make fast handovers less dependent on operating near Solana’s biggest stake centers. The authors’ simulation cuts the mean handover delay between honest validators from 36.2 milliseconds to 17.0 milliseconds without giving any validator more leader windows. Reordering also changes the continuity of control: three-window groups can combine into longer consecutive stretches.Wattenhofer, Anza’s head of…

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