https://cryptovideos.net/video/huge-crypto-news-stablecoin-adoption-surges-china-hong-kong-stablecoin-to-compete-with-1c1iHCarwd82026-10-02T00:16:34+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/1c1iHCarwd8-640.webpCrypto Stablecoin News: Open USD, HSBC RedCoin, and MoreIn crypto news, stablecoin adoption is surging. Open USD takes on Tether and Circle with a different stablecoin model that's building money. Lloyds Banking Group and Visa completed a 7-day pilot settling $750,000 in USDC. HSBC names its Hong Kong stablecoin HSBC RedCoin. Cardano ADA tapped by Brazil’s state oil giant to track cleaner jet fuel and diesel. Bloomberg Terminal has stablecoin integration. A Senate crypto tax bill is under discussion. Robinhood has AI Agent trading. Chainlink launches Fulcrum. The news involves stablecoins such as USDC, USDT, PYUSD, and RLUSD. Hong Kong and China are developing stablecoin and CBDC initiatives. The digital dollar is part of the conversation. Tokenized assets are also a theme. A China Hong Kong stablecoin aims to compete with the U.S. Additionally, the pilot between Lloyds and Visa settled $750,000 in USDC over 7 days. Open USD is a stablecoin model. HSBC RedCoin is a Hong Kong stablecoin.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/1c1iHCarwd810742026-10-01T03:12:57+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/how-ftx-taught-a-crypto-lawyer-not-to-make-crypto-her-identity-dex-in-the-city-Av5e_hlG1rc2026-10-02T00:15:42+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/Av5e_hlG1rc-640.webpCrypto Lawyers Share Advice for Women Entering the IndustryCrypto lawyers Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos, Jessi Brooks, and Vy Le share career advice for people entering crypto. They debate whether lawyers need to be on X. They also discuss why getting into crypto now means learning perps, tokens, and prediction markets at once. Katherine says women in male-dominated rooms have to be the adult in the room. Jessi warns against losing yourself, and Vy says crypto cannot be your whole identity. Vy describes breaking down in a Senate office days after FTX collapsed. She says the experience taught her to separate the technology from the people who abuse it. Jessi recalls begging the FBI around 2016 to take cases involving terrorists using Bitcoin. She presents that as a measure of how far the industry has traveled since institutions laughed it off. The group also discusses how they keep marching through crypto's roughest stretches. They recall strange crypto moments involving Versailles, a Florida offsite, and North Korea. They credit women and allies for paving the way.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Av5e_hlG1rc33802026-10-01T04:48:09+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/crypto-at-the-intersection-of-finance-and-security-organised-crime-sanctions-evasion-qwxVgJfFpkA2026-10-02T00:15:27+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/qwxVgJfFpkA-640.webpCrypto at the intersection of finance and security threatsAt the 10th Global Conference on Criminal Finances and Cryptoassets, a panel examined what crypto activity can reveal about sanctions evasion, sabotage, organised crime and other security threats. The discussion went beyond compliance and regulation. It treated crypto as part of a wider security picture that includes political interference and organised crime. Speakers said small payments can enable serious harm. Investigators should not focus only on large transactions. They should examine the networks and activities behind payments. Blockchain data becomes more useful intelligence when it is combined with open-source research, digital footprints and other investigative sources. Cases involving A7, A7A5 and TGR were used to show how networks combine crypto and traditional finance. These cases also show how such networks exploit gaps between jurisdictions. Effective responses require trained investigators, intelligence sharing across public and private sectors, and the integration of crypto into mainstream financial investigations. Sanctions can support freezing and disruption, especially when combined with asset seizures and action against enabling platforms. The central challenge is turning intelligence into timely action to disrupt networks, recover assets and protect communities. The conference took place on 15–16 September 2026 at the European Convention Center Luxembourg. It was jointly organised by Europol, UNODC and the Basel Institute on Governance and hosted by Luxembourg’s Bureau de gestion des avoirs.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/qwxVgJfFpkA25242026-10-01T05:44:51+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/the-truth-about-crypto-lending-with-tokenized-assets-revealed-reid-simon-figure-MyYIniVR0Bw2026-10-02T00:14:58+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/MyYIniVR0Bw-640.webpCrypto lending and tokenized assets with Figure's Reid SimonReid Simon is President of Digital Assets at Figure. Figure offers tokenized loan products. The discussion covers how blockchain is transforming lending. It also covers the future of crypto lending. Simon moved from Securitize to Figure. The conversation provides a Figure overview. It covers a strategic pivot to HELOCs and private credit. It covers automating the underwriting pipeline. It covers the infrastructure behind tokenization. It covers market outlook and regulatory realities. Related topics include tokenized assets, tokenization, DeFi, blockchain, Ethereum, HELOCs, onchain, web3, tradfi, banking, tokenized funds, finance, investing, and loans. The Clarity Act, crypto loans without collateral, and Securitize are also referenced. The source tags also mention stablecoin, Bitcoin, BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and altcoins. The focus is on tokenized assets and lending. Other tags include self-custody, crypto loan, and crypto news. Additional tags include crypto, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, bitcoin news, reid simon, figure, crypto lending, and DeFi. The source also references crypto news today.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/MyYIniVR0Bw22232026-10-01T12:00:27+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/the-crypto-privacy-war-is-here-cxt8Nu-ePJM2026-10-02T00:12:44+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/cxt8Nu-ePJM-640.webpCrypto Privacy: On-Chain Transparency and Selective DisclosureCrypto was created with privacy in mind, but today every address and transaction is out in the open. On-chain transparency became the industry standard. That has set up a privacy war. The debate covers a crackdown on privacy coins. It also covers court cases against developers. Governments have moved to ban privacy code. At the same time, privacy coins are back in focus. Wall Street is now demanding privacy tools. Selective disclosure is presented as a solution. The discussion also brings in zero-knowledge proofs, zk proofs, privacy pools, and Tornado Cash. These topics connect to crypto regulation, blockchain compliance, and crypto surveillance. The debate includes on-chain privacy, DeFi privacy, and stablecoin freezes. It asks who can see where money moves. The privacy debate touches Monero, Zcash, and Ethereum privacy. It also touches Ethereum zk and the Ethereum roadmap. The debate covers financial privacy. The situation could change fast. The crypto privacy war is here.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/cxt8Nu-ePJM6902026-10-01T14:00:07+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/how-to-know-the-bitcoin-bear-market-is-over-it-is-james-check-D5QeGt0mh_o2026-10-02T00:11:40+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/D5QeGt0mh_o-640.webpBitcoin Market Cycle: On-Chain Data Shows Bull TransitionBitcoin's market cycle has shifted from bear to bull, according to on-chain data. More than half of all invested wealth is now in profit, up from 8% at the $58K lows. The move from the low $60s to $86K showed how short-term and long-term holder cost basis can act as resistance. A four-phase market cycle model frames holder behavior. The data also shows that 90% of ETF buyers were underwater before $8 billion in outflows hit the bottom. ETFs bought tops and sold bottoms. About 20% of coins drive 55% drawdowns. $100K is described as resistance. Low-fee ETF flows are gaining traction. Housing markets are pushing rotation into Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not set and forget. The DCA strategy remains active, with purchases maxed at $60K. Bull market lines of defense and the hot ball of money are tracked. AI CapEx is compared to Bitcoin mining. A disbelief rally remains alive. Other on-chain topics include wealth in profit, cost basis, ETF flows, holder behavior, and macro trends. Price pain versus time pain capitulation, two legs up and short squeezes, and volume rising across exchanges are also part of the cycle.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/D5QeGt0mh_o38692026-10-01T16:00:00+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/just-days-after-the-hack-scammers-were-still-targeting-bitgets-ceo-KHujoUFq6042026-10-02T00:08:41+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/KHujoUFq604-640.webpBitget hack aftermath: security changes and scam tacticsBitget suffered a hack in which about $388 million was taken. CEO Gracy Chen described the changes the exchange made after the incident. Bitget isolated servers, reissued internal credentials, and required multiple approvals for critical operations. The changes focus on internal access and approval controls. Chen said crypto teams need to run far more checks on third-party vendors than Bitget did. She also described how scammers formed a team posing as a major investment firm to approach her after the hack. The fake investor approach raised the question of whether it came from DPRK or ordinary scammers. North Korea-style social engineering targets public faces in crypto. Chen highlighted why an unfamiliar livestream platform should set off alarms. The scammers built a full team to impersonate an investment firm. That kind of platform is a social engineering red flag. The Bitget hack and its aftermath involve security changes, vendor checks, and social engineering tactics.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/KHujoUFq6046522026-10-01T16:22:25+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/must-women-in-crypto-be-the-adult-in-the-room-dex-in-the-city-0bTcDDQ2ZoE2026-10-02T00:08:29+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/0bTcDDQ2ZoE-640.webpWomen in Crypto: Career Advice on Credibility and BelongingWomen entering or struggling in crypto face questions about credibility, belonging, and how to handle male-dominated rooms. Three crypto lawyers—Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos, Vy Le, and Jessi Brooks—offer career advice. Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos is General Counsel of Chainlink. Jessi Brooks is General Counsel of Ribbit Capital. Vy Le is General Counsel of Veda. Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos argues that women in male-dominated rooms have to be "the adult in the room." She also says women in those rooms have to be "better" and need to get comfortable feeling "other." Vy Le says learning how the technology works is what earns credibility. Jessi Brooks warns newcomers not to lose themselves to fit in and to keep contrarian views. Vy Le adds that the loudest voices are not always the prevailing view. Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos closes on why a tough skin matters and why many comments are not about you. The advice addresses how women can navigate male-dominated rooms, build credibility, and handle criticism.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/0bTcDDQ2ZoE7242026-10-01T17:20:50+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/is-hunter-bidens-laptop-coin-a-scam-he-says-the-wallets-prove-it-isnt-thcwwsYPxtg2026-10-02T00:08:11+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/thcwwsYPxtg-640.webpHunter Biden's $LAPTOP Coin: Scam Claims and $317B DebutHunter Biden's path into crypto includes a blockchain-related initiative at the UN World Food Programme that used digital wallets for refugees. That work was originally covered on Unchained in 2018. He also points to The Internet of Money. In June, he replied to a small account on X that "fiat is a sham" and the banking class is corrupt. His next move was $LAPTOP, a memecoin he says has the opposite tokenomics of the $TRUMP token. At its debut, a market maker seeded about $5,000 of liquidity. The token briefly showed a $317 billion market cap. Critics call $LAPTOP a scam. Hunter Biden says the wallets prove it is not. He outlines a prediction market burn mechanism that burns tokens or funds charity. He argues the Clarity Act died because the administration would not bend on ethics rules covering the Trump family. He challenges Elizabeth Warren for siding with the banks. He also makes a case against World Liberty Financial and the Trump family business. Separately, Bitget lost $388 million. Days later, CEO Gracy Chen said scammers posing as a major investment team targeted her. Hunter says most Democrats only know crypto through Trump's "grift."https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/thcwwsYPxtg33092026-10-01T18:28:32+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/darius-dale-will-liquidity-send-bitcoin-higher-in-2027-VWr47cp5ACM2026-10-02T00:07:08+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/VWr47cp5ACM-640.webpDarius Dale on Bitcoin, Liquidity and 2027 Macro OutlookDarius Dale, founder of 42 Macro, looks at how Treasury yields, the bond market and liquidity affect the macro environment for BTC. He says higher rates have not yet hit the economy because of the AI capex boom. He discusses default via debasement and a Fed–Treasury Accord 2.0. He presents five paths out of the debt problem and says only three are acceptable. On risk management and asset allocation, he explains why he does not hold bonds. He frames BTC as a different exposure from stocks and gold and discusses its role in portfolio construction. He also addresses where bond yields reach fair value. His BTC outlook focuses on near-term chop linked to a decline in funding liquidity. He places the 2027 liquidity case at the center of the longer-term picture and refers to a 12 to 18 month horizon for BTC. He ties the "wealth pump" to money in politics. He calls AI too big to fail and describes what an AI bust would look like. The macro backdrop also includes a K-shaped economy, rate hikes, the debasement trade, David Zervos and Scott Bessent. Dale also talks about running for office, why he is not a socialist, and Jackie Robinson.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/VWr47cp5ACM14012026-10-01T18:38:57+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/why-bitkey-ditched-seed-phrases-clay-garrett-slp778-hiHjJtgaiVM2026-10-02T00:04:58+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/hiHjJtgaiVM-640.webpBitkey's Seedless 2-of-3 Bitcoin Wallet Design ExplainedBitkey is a bitcoin wallet from Block that avoids seed phrases. It uses a 2-of-3 multisig design with an app key, a hardware key, and a Block server key. Safety here means security plus recoverability. A cloud backup can enable an instant phone swap, but it needs the hardware key to decrypt. App and hardware keys can spend without Block. If hardware is lost, a 7-day delay applies. Vendor lock-in is described as temporary, not an ethos. Multi-vendor trade-offs follow Coldcard. Recovery Contacts and inheritance are part of the recovery paths. Transfer without hardware has limits, and a $5 wrench scenario is part of the threat model. FROST is a working prototype already in the repo. On-chain, the setup can look like single-sig. Covenants could move policy on-chain. Chain code delegation is addressed by BIP 89. Privacy-conscious Electrum options, mempool, and custom servers are part of the design space. Wallet Plus free-for-life co-signing is part of the model. Bitkey's approach focuses on retaining control through multiple keys and recovery paths.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/hiHjJtgaiVM35892026-10-01T18:40:53+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/geoffrey-kendrick-these-4-altcoins-could-explode-as-wall-street-moves-onchain-dsbCmnDlenw2026-10-02T00:04:10+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/dsbCmnDlenw-640.webpKendrick Names UNI, AAVE, MORPHO, ARB in Tokenization BetGeoffrey Kendrick of Standard Chartered says tokenization is now "100% locked in." His view is that traditional finance is moving onchain, and that this shift could open opportunities across decentralized exchanges, lending, asset management and Layer 2 infrastructure. He frames the move as one that will decide which altcoins survive. His highest-conviction altcoin picks are Uniswap (UNI), Aave (AAVE), Morpho (MORPHO) and Arbitrum (ARB). The names map onto the categories he describes: a decentralized exchange, lending markets and Layer 2 scaling. Kendrick says a $300M hack made him more bullish on Aave, and asks whether Aave and Morpho can both win. He also raises whether Arbitrum will ever reward token holders. Sky is discussed as DeFi's federal bank, alongside a question about $100M in revenue and only a few million reaching holders. Chainlink's moat and its competitive position are also part of the picture. Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) also feature in his outlook.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/dsbCmnDlenw29162026-10-01T18:45:22+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/70-of-tokenized-assets-falls-short-on-transparency-report-finds-jeNkHaLl_WY2026-10-02T00:02:57+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/jeNkHaLl_WY-640.webpReport: 70% of Tokenized Assets Fall Short on TransparencyA new report from Chronicle finds that roughly 70% of the tokenized assets it reviewed fall short on transparency. The review covers more than $12 billion in tokenized assets, with $12.3 billion described as exposed by that shortfall. Chronicle founder Nik Kunkel set out the findings, including five pillars that every tokenized asset needs to meet. Assets that fail those pillars do not provide real-time, verifiable proof-of-asset data. The report also looks at why risk is not priced in when that verification is missing. The question is pressing as institutions including BlackRock, BNY Mellon and Galaxy race to bring trillions onchain. The findings point toward real-time regulation as tokenized markets grow. The report's central claim is that transparency is not keeping pace with tokenization. Most of the assets reviewed do not clear the bar set by the five pillars, and the shortfall runs into the billions of dollars. Proof of asset, in the report's framing, means real-time and verifiable data.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/jeNkHaLl_WY10582026-10-01T19:14:45+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/nico-lechuga-bitcoin-will-revolutionize-the-4t-private-equity-industry-gN-1E6IIwns2026-10-02T00:02:47+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/gN-1E6IIwns-640.webpBitcoin and the $4T Private Equity Industry: Another OptionTraditional private equity uses a fund model. Nico Lechuga, a founding partner at ego death capital and co-founder of ORANGE JUICE, says private equity funds run for seven to ten years. That timeline means businesses can be flipped in three to five years. He presents permanent capital and a Bitcoin treasury as another option for owner-operators. A permanent holding company looks for good acquisition targets. Free cash flow can be allocated between Bitcoin and another business. Debt is described as a drag, while permanent capital is presented as a different structure. Owner-operators are framed as frontline intelligence, alongside the role of roll-ups. Other topics include how to tell a real Bitcoin business from a pitch and how such buyers compete with MBA search funds for small businesses. Brand as an edge and the people behind ORANGE JUICE are also part of the subject. Acquisition currency and crossing the chasm are mentioned. The topic is framed around the $4T private equity industry. Related themes include Bitcoin treasury companies, Bitcoin venture capital, small business acquisitions, search funds, and free cash flow.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/gN-1E6IIwns8482026-10-01T20:13:41+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video/how-a-security-product-became-the-way-into-bitgets-388m-hack-uneasy-money-qqHXe0Z992w2026-10-02T00:01:53+00:00https://cryptovideos.net/video-thumbnails/qqHXe0Z992w-640.webpBitget's $388M hack linked to North Korea, THORChain scrutinyAttackers took $388 million from Bitget without obtaining its private keys. Opsek founder Pablo Sabbatella says the entry point was a zero-day in a third-party security product that the exchange relied on. Sabbatella sits on Arbitrum's Security Council. Taylor Monahan attributes the hack to North Korea's TraderTraitor group. She also highlights how quickly the funds left Arbitrum. A key question is why THORChain still handles stolen funds. THORChain has halted its chain and reallocated balances before. Kain Warwick argues THORChain cannot claim to be like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Pablo Sabbatella says security councils restart the freeze debate every time. NEAR's SHIELD uses behavioral anomaly detection to block funds. There are reports of rogue AI agents hacking outside systems. A question is whether retail should get the upside of a $2 trillion Anthropic IPO. Pablo Sabbatella thinks the AI labs want to regulate open-source models. Kain Warwick makes the case that the harder the problem, the more superintelligence helps. He says Ethereum is one of the hardest problems. He calls Vitalik Buterin's 2030 roadmap the most bullish Ethereum read in years. Pablo Sabbatella asks whether Ethereum's real challenge is commercial, not technical. Bitget covered the losses.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/qqHXe0Z992w49862026-10-01T20:44:58+00:00