Bitcoin drops below $81,000 as leveraged positions are liquidated
Bitcoin traded below $81,000 and leveraged crypto positions were liquidated. One cited figure was over $485 million liquidated in a single hour.
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Bitcoin traded below $81,000 and leveraged crypto positions were liquidated. One cited figure was over $485 million liquidated in a single hour.
Samsung plans to add USDC transfers to its Wallet app during the last week of October. Eligible United States Galaxy users can send USDC to compatible external wallets and bank accounts.
The Brooklyn District Attorney's office and the FBI disrupted 241 fraudulent domains and seized 112 servers tied to a crypto investment scam network.
Polygon Labs completed its acquisition of Coinme on October 14. The transaction brings regulated money-transfer infrastructure across 48 U.S. states into the Open Money Stack platform.
Security firm Blockaid reported that a hacker withdrew roughly $86,000 from UNCX Network's shared token vesting pool on Ethereum. The exploit was still active when detected.
Bitcoin fell following a higher than expected September inflation report. The Consumer Price Index rose 3.7 percent over the past year.
Payward, Kraken's parent company, said it will buy a European bank. The target is identified as Lithuania's Saldo Bank, which holds an EU banking licence.
Coinbase partnered with U.S. and UK law enforcement during a four-day operation in London called Joint Disruption Week. The initiative targeted West African scam networks and their supporting digital infrastructure.
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Starknet launched Shadow Accounts on October 13, 2026 as part of its STRK20 privacy layer.
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Standard Chartered launched direct Bitcoin and Ether trading for eligible wealthy clients in the United Arab Emirates. The service links directly to existing bank accounts.
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