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Key takeaways PI trades near $0.0865 on Monday, extending its decline for a fifth consecutive day. Futures open interest rises to $10.15 million from $9.78 million, indicating increased outstanding exposure. Support sits at $0.0827 and $0.0801, with initial recovery resistance at $0.0911. Pi Network extends losses despite broader market optimism Pi Network continues to weaken on Monday, trading below $0.090 as its losing streak stretches to five consecutive days. At approximately $0.0865, the token remains under pressure despite relatively upbeat sentiment across the wider cryptocurrency market. The broader Fear and Greed Index stands at 67, according to CoinMarketCap, placing sentiment…
Ten tokens accounted for 62% of outstanding altcoin futures exposure, known as open interest, in Talos’s weekly market report covering September 24–30, 2026. That concentrated exposure came with different financing burdens: the report put SOL funding below zero while PUMP funding reached +21.8% annualized.Published October 1, the market report also put altcoin open interest relative to market capitalization at 5.6%, a record in Talos’s series. For investors entering the October trading week, those numbers identify a concentrated derivatives footprint, while later Binance settlements show how quickly the cost of holding a particular contract can change.Funding pressure can change within hoursPerpetual…
Circle is urging the European Union to open its Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) to foreign-regulated stablecoins and loosen reserve rules that constrain global issuers.The USDC issuer proposed a recognition regime that could let qualifying overseas stablecoin companies distribute tokens in Europe without becoming fully authorized EU issuers, as part of a broader push to bring more of the global market inside the bloc’s regulatory perimeter.Circle said only three of the world’s 25 largest stablecoins by market value, USDC, USDG and EURC, are currently regulated under MiCA, despite roughly 30 e-money tokens securing authorization since the framework took effect.Under its…
Key takeaways Spot DOGE ETFs attracted $327,360, extending their inflow streak to three weeks. CoinGlass’ long-to-short ratio reached 1.01, indicating a slight bullish tilt. Holding the 200-day EMA near $0.093 preserves the recovery outlook, with resistance at $0.102. Dogecoin is extending its recovery on Monday, trading above $0.096 as continued ETF inflows and improving derivatives positioning support sentiment. The meme coin found support around a key technical zone last week and remains above its major daily moving averages. However, momentum indicators present a mixed picture, suggesting buyers retain an advantage without establishing a decisive acceleration. The immediate test is whether…
Bitcoin increased 3% over the week to US$86,682, while ETH, SOL and XRP also gained. September marked the first time a positive August for Bitcoin was followed by a positive September. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about US$2.65 billion in September inflows, led by BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. QCP Capital pointed to US$87,400 resistance and US$82,500 support, while new 3x Bitcoin and Ether products expanded regulated leveraged exposure. The crypto market is on the move: Bitcoin (BTC) gained 3.6% on the weekly chart and 2.2% on the daily chart, trading at US$86,682 (AU$124,739) at the time of writing. Ethereum…
The US sanctioned two French charities and three individuals after alleging they helped channel cryptocurrency and other funds to Hamas.The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) added Association Baraka, Ensemble C Mieux, Faouzi Barika, Amel Oualid and Saleem Abdallah Saleem al-Zaq to its sanctions list on Oct. 2, expanding the roster of counterparties that crypto exchanges and payment firms subject to US rules must screen.Treasury alleges Barika and Oualid, both based in France, sent hundreds of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency to al-Zaq, whom the agency described as a Gaza-based deputy battalion commander in Hamas’ military wing. The…
OpenAI disclosed further incidents involving Australian government-linked systems, including NSW bushfire data and other public-sector platforms. The company says it is spending more than US$500,000 a day reviewing around 50 petabytes of records for unintended model activity. OpenAI expects additional cases to emerge and says affected organisations will be notified when potential vulnerabilities are identified. OpenAI and Anthropic representatives are scheduled to appear before the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence on 6 October. Apparently, the breach of the Medicare Statistics Reporting Service portal back in June wasn’t the only incident of its kind. On Friday, another breach was publicly…
China’s Ministry of State Security linked crypto to money laundering, cyberattacks and espionage in an article published on 28 September. The ministry said foreign intelligence agencies send spy funds in crypto and tell recruits it is hard to trace, a claim it rejected because every transaction stays on a public ledger. The warning follows a February notice from the People’s Bank of China and seven other agencies that reaffirmed the crypto ban and extended it to tokenised real-world assets. China’s Ministry of State Security warned that crypto has become a tool for money launderers, ransomware gangs and foreign spies. The…
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will lead the task force with FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson, OPM Director Scott Kupor and Pentagon technology chief Emil Michael. Clayton told The Wall Street Journal the group has 120 days to report on the technology’s risks and opportunities. Clayton, who chaired the SEC when it sued Ripple in 2020, takes over the AI brief David Sacks held alongside crypto until March. President Donald Trump on Sunday named Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead a new federal task force he calls the Super Intelligence Force. Trump said on Truth Social that the…
Illinois officials have joined crypto industry groups in seeking a six-month delay to the state’s controversial digital-asset tax.The agreed motion, filed Oct. 1 in Sangamon County, asks a judge to postpone the levy’s Jan. 1 start until July 1, 2027, while a constitutional challenge brought by The Digital Chamber and the Illinois Blockchain Association proceeds.Revenue Director David Harris and Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined the request even as the state continues to dispute the industry groups’ claims against the law. If granted, the injunction would temporarily spare brokers from collecting the tax and defer corresponding liabilities for covered customers.The court…