Briefs below draw on NewsBTC reporting and at least one other publisher.
Bitbase introduced ORIGIN, the first season of its Bitbase Points program, on November 4. The 26‑week season runs until May 4, 2027, with one million points distributed each week.
On November 2, the New York Stock Exchange announced that four transfer agents, Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate, joined its network for a planned tokenized securities venue.
Samsung and the Solana Foundation announced that Samsung Wallet will support cross‑border USDC transfers on the Solana blockchain.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency granted final approval to charter Ripple National Trust Bank. This follows a conditional approval from December 2025.
Tether announced that fifteen Bitcoin mining firms and related groups have pledged support for its open-source Mining Development Kit.
Birdeye has launched Peak, a subscription terminal for institutional crypto research. The product combines digital-asset market data, fundamentals and portfolio analytics in one workspace.
BitGo has launched BitGo Labs, an innovation unit focused initially on the intersection of artificial intelligence and crypto.
Hyperliquid Policy Center has submitted recommendations to two US regulators.
Fidelity Digital Assets agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a California investigation into past limits on crypto withdrawals. California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the settlement.
US spot Ether ETFs recorded about $320 million in net outflows for the week, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $229 million, according to the reports. Ether fund withdrawals were larger than Bitcoin fund withdrawals.
Deutsche Bank is preparing to launch institutional crypto custody in Germany within weeks. The service will target professional and institutional clients, not retail customers.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded heavy net outflows in early October, Farside Investors data showed.
Jumper has scheduled its JUMP token sale on Legion for Sep 29 at 13:00 UTC. The offering is set to run for three days.
Bitget raised its security breach loss estimate to $387.5 million after including assets across multiple networks. The exchange stated that attackers compromised a backend system and triggered its authorization process.
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