Bitcoin Falls Below $82K as $185M Gets Liquidated
Bitcoin and Ether both broke key round-number price levels as a wave of crypto liquidations hit within one hour.
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Bitcoin and Ether both broke key round-number price levels as a wave of crypto liquidations hit within one hour.
The guidance gives national regulators a three-month outer limit to resolve existing customer holdings while preserving narrow routes to sell, convert, withdraw or safeguard tokens.
Both products also posted net outflows over seven days, with Ethereum ETFs accounting for the larger weekly withdrawal.
The transfers add to more than 6,200 BTC sent by government-affiliated addresses to Coinbase Prime over the prior two days, putting potential sell pressure in focus.
Morpho and Veda control 81% of the total, leaving most vault capital concentrated among two providers as balances rebound.
Tokenized stocks have topped $3B in onchain value, while Securitize’s model links blockchain-based tokens to underlying shares, shareholder rights and dividends.
CIP-0113 moves from proposal to a live equity use case, demonstrating how token rules can support regulated assets and identity checks.
The target implies a 36% gain from the Oct. 7 reference price, but thin trading and mixed ETF flows leave the durability of demand unresolved.
The $1.76B 30-day inflow remains positive, but another run of redemptions could put that medium-term demand signal under pressure.
One-for-one share backing and preserved shareholder rights position the launch as a regulated-market bridge, while planned NYSE and OKXICE access remains conditional.
The session-timing signal is real but concentrated: two Wall Street sessions drove most of the damage, while ETF flows moved in opposite directions on those same dates, complicating the…
The guidance reaches trading, custody, transfers and investment advice, while limiting licensed providers to supervised wind-down activity.
The HOME token wraps Figure-originated HELOCs into an ERC-20 vault targeting a 7% annual return, a market the New York Fed pegs at $460 billion and expanding for 17 straight quarters.
No practical attack has been demonstrated, but researchers say exposed public keys could become a target before Ethereum's planned 2029 shift to quantum-resistant cryptography.
The move brings a major international bank into Singapore's institutional crypto market, where custody is a core requirement for many professional investors.
The reversal puts October flows $165.6M in the red after September’s $2.65B inflow, weakening a key source of demand as Bitcoin tests support.
The deadline puts compliance pressure on firms with exposure to stablecoins that do not meet MiCA requirements, with potential implications for EU crypto trading and services.
Higher yields and a stronger dollar are tightening financial conditions, putting pressure on risk assets as silver slips below $59 an ounce.
The milestone puts a major wealth manager’s crypto investment products in focus as institutional access expands beyond direct token ownership.
The rebound followed two quarters of losses, making Q3 2026 the strongest and broadest quarter of the year so far.