Crypto

Bitcoin slides below $83,000 on tensions in Hormuz, while crypto regulation accelerates across Hong Kong, Kazakhstan and Samsung.

Venice carries out its largest discretionary burn ever ($415K) and adds Claude Haiku 5.5 and MiniMax H3 Max Recast.

Bitcoin slips below 84,000 dollars amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, while the CFTC writes the rules on its own and FinCEN withdraws its own.

The VVV token reaches Solana through Sunrise, while the model catalogue grows and emissions fall to 2 million a year.

Flux 3 Image arrives on Venice in anonymised form as the cut in VVV emissions to 2M a year fully takes effect.

The Treasury withdraws the rules on self-custodial wallets and mixers; the CFTC and SEC advance dedicated frameworks. Bitcoin stays below 87,000 dollars.

Bitcoin touches 87,000 dollars and slips back below 86,000. Meanwhile OKXICE files its SEC notice for a 24/7 stock market and zkAPI goes live on mainnet.

VVV between 29.4 and 29.7 dollars, market capitalisation above 1.4 billion. The W40 report flags record credit consumption and rising sign-ups.

Coinbase courts six systemic banks, ETFs soak up capital, yet CLARITY, MiCA and the OCC leave the rules stalled.

Grayscale: the crypto-AI sector up 54% in September, VVV +70%. Between the market’s enthusiasm and the challenge of real use.

A weak jobs report pushes Bitcoin above $87,000, then the pullback. Meanwhile the SEC, banks and ETFs are genuinely on the move.

Weak payrolls push Bitcoin toward $86,000; USDT returns to Bitcoin and crypto rules accelerate on three fronts.