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- 1North Korea Likely Behind $388M Hack of Crypto Exchange Bitget●North Korea 'Likely' Behind $388M Hack of Crypto Exchange Bitget
Crypto exchange Bitget has reportedly been hacked for roughly $388 million, with investigators assessing that North Korea is likely responsible for the theft. The attack would rank among the largest crypto heists attributed to North Korean state-linked groups, which are estimated to have stolen billions in digital assets to fund the regime. Security researchers and crypto industry observers are tracking the movement of the stolen funds.
- 2$183M Vanishes From Bitget Exchange Wallet Amid Hack Fears●$183M vanishes from Bitget exchange wallet as users fear potential hack
Roughly $183 million has reportedly disappeared from a Bitget exchange wallet, prompting fears among users that the crypto exchange may have been hacked. Details on the cause, the assets involved, and whether user funds are affected remain limited, and traders are closely watching for an official explanation from Bitget as concerns spread across the crypto community.
- 3Crypto Gold Live Trading Session Draws Big Audience on 24 September●Crypto Gold Live Trading 24 Sep - stock_learners
Stock Learners ran a live crypto and gold trading session on 24 September, attracting more than 216,000 likes from viewers worldwide. The broadcast focused on real-time trading strategies in cryptocurrency markets alongside gold, reflecting continued strong retail interest in combining digital assets with traditional safe-haven metals during periods of market volatility.
- 4Bitcoin Swings as Speculative Bets Wind Down●Bitcoin Rides Risk Roller Coaster as Speculative Bets Wind Down
Bitcoin is experiencing sharp price swings as speculative positioning across crypto markets unwinds, according to Bloomberg coverage ranking among the day's most-read business stories. Traders are digesting heightened volatility in risk assets, with leveraged bets being scaled back amid shifting expectations for monetary policy and global risk appetite.
- 5SNB's Tschudin warns stablecoins could weaken central bank control●SNB's Tschudin voices concern about stablecoin impact on central banks
A senior Swiss National Bank official, Tschudin, has voiced concern that the rapid growth of stablecoins could erode central banks' influence over the monetary system and payment infrastructure. The comments, reported by Reuters and Yahoo Finance, add to a wider debate among policymakers about regulating dollar-pegged crypto tokens and safeguarding monetary sovereignty as private digital currencies expand.
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Creator Karol Zdęba took on a challenge to survive 50 hours using only Bitcoin for all purchases, documenting how practical it is to live on cryptocurrency day to day. The stunt has drawn hundreds of thousands of likes, with viewers debating whether crypto is ready for everyday payments or still too volatile and impractical.
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Bitcoin has jumped 40% this quarter, marking its strongest quarterly performance since late 2024. The rally has drawn attention across financial media and crypto markets, with traders and analysts weighing what the momentum means for prices heading into the rest of the year. Commentators are debating whether the gains signal a sustained recovery or a short-lived surge.
- 8MetaMask Responds to Infrastructure Security Incident with Validator Exits●MetaMask Addresses Infrastructure Security Incident with Validator Exits
MetaMask, the popular crypto wallet developed by Consensys, says it has addressed an infrastructure security incident by executing validator exits, a move designed to protect staked Ethereum from potential compromise. The company disclosed the incident and its response publicly, drawing attention from crypto users concerned about the safety of their funds and staking infrastructure. Details about the scope of the breach and whether user assets were affected remain limited.
- 9Analyst Pranjal Singh hosts live gold and crypto market session●Gold & Crypto Analysis - Live || 25 Sept || Trade Time with Pranjal - Pranjal Singh
Indian market analyst Pranjal Singh hosted a live trading session on 25 September covering gold and cryptocurrency analysis under his Trade Time series. The broadcast attracted strong engagement, with hundreds of thousands of viewers interacting as he discussed price action and trading setups across both asset classes during a period of active market movement.
- 10US inflation data triggers mass crypto short liquidations●🚨 El dato de inflación en EE.UU. se leyó como enfriamiento y los cortos saltaron por los aires: 73.709 traders liquidado
A cooler-than-expected US inflation reading sparked a market rally, wiping out 73,709 short traders with $259.12 million in derivative liquidations. Bitcoin climbed to $83,825 in the aftermath, and traders are now debating whether the move marks a temporary relief bounce or the start of a new upward leg for crypto markets.
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Bitcoin is trading slightly above its May high, keeping a key technical level in play for traders and analysts. Market watchers are weighing whether the cryptocurrency can build on this support or if a pullback toward lower levels is likely, with the level seen as an important gauge of short-term momentum for the broader crypto market.
- 12Bitcoin Cash trades near $307 with $6.16 billion market cap●BCH Price: $306.68 BCH Market Cap: $6.16b # bch # bitcoincash # bitcoin # BitcoinIsCash
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at $306.68, giving the cryptocurrency a total market capitalisation of about $6.16 billion. The figures are being shared in crypto-tracking feeds, alongside hashtags promoting the token as a version of bitcoin better suited to payments. No specific price movement or catalyst is given beyond the current level.
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Yahoo Finance has published a Bitcoin price prediction outlook for October 2026, laying out scenarios for where the cryptocurrency could trade in the coming years. The forecast is drawing attention from crypto investors weighing long-term positions, though the specific price targets and the assumptions behind them remain a topic of debate among market watchers.
- 14Bitget hack launderers stuck on XRP swaps, says ZachXBT●Bitget hack money laundering hits a snag as alleged launderers plead for help over stuck XRP swaps, says ZachXBT. Here i
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT reports that individuals allegedly laundering funds stolen in the Bitget exchange hack are struggling to move the money, reportedly pleading for help after their XRP swaps got stuck. The episode highlights how quickly stolen crypto can hit technical roadblocks, with observers tracking the funds across chains including THORChain and Bitcoin as forensic analysis continues.
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French crypto commentator Hasheur is asking whether a new bull run has begun in cryptocurrency markets, drawing strong engagement from retail investors weighing in on where prices go next. The question reflects a broader debate among traders over whether recent market momentum marks the start of a sustained rally or just another short-term spike.
- 16Spain exempts self-custodied bitcoin from foreign asset disclosure rules●SPAIN CONFIRMS SELF-CUSTODIED BITCOIN AND CRYPTO ARE EXEMPT FROM FOREIGN ASSET DISCLOSURES Spain’s tax authority says as
Spain's tax authority has confirmed that bitcoin and other crypto held in self-custody do not need to be reported on Form 721, the disclosure form for foreign assets. The exemption applies as long as the taxpayer controls the private keys, whether the assets are stored on hardware wallets or other cold storage. Crypto holders and tax observers are welcoming the clarity, saying it confirms that assets investors fully control themselves fall outside Spain's foreign asset reporting regime.
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Bitcoin fell about 3% over the past week, according to market coverage from Advisor Perspectives, a move that also weighed on the broader cryptocurrency market. No specific cause was cited in the report. Traders are watching whether the dip marks a short-term correction or the start of a longer pullback in digital asset prices.
- 18Crypto inventories must name the module, not just the code line▼Most of the cryptography your program runs was written by somebody else. A scan that stops at... # python # fintech # cr
Developers are discussing a write-up arguing that most cryptography running in a program was written by someone else, so security scans that stop at a line of code are insufficient. The author says a proper cryptography inventory must identify the module being used, a point aimed at teams in fintech and other sectors that need to track third-party dependencies for security and compliance.
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Financial commentary is arguing that now may be a good moment for investors to look at Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. The piece highlights ETFs as a way to gain exposure to Bitcoin without directly holding the cryptocurrency, though it does not name specific funds or give performance figures. No other details are available beyond the claim that the timing is favorable for considering these investment products.
- 20Bitcoin nudges up to $83,733 in latest market report●【BTCレポート】(04:21) 🪙 現在: ¥13,212,289($83,733) 📈 前回比: +49,544円 (+0.38%) 🔼 高値: ¥13,391,253 🔽 安値: ¥13,047,659 😊 Fear&Greed: 7
A Japanese-language Bitcoin market report puts the price at 13,212,289 yen ($83,733), up 49,544 yen (0.38%) from the previous update, with a session high of 13,391,253 yen and a low of 13,047,653 yen. The Fear & Greed index stands at 71, signalling strong greed among investors.
- 21Traders Stream Live Gold and Crypto Trading Session on 24 September●Crypto Gold Live Trading 24 SEP | Market Trader | #goldtrading #cryptotrading #bitcoin
A trading channel known as Market Trader is running a live session on 24 September covering both gold and cryptocurrency markets, with bitcoin among the assets discussed. The broadcast has drawn well over a hundred thousand likes, indicating strong audience interest in combined gold and crypto trading commentary during current volatile market conditions.
- 22Bitcoin and Ethereum Hold September Gains as Month Ends▼Bitcoin and ethereum prices today, Wednesday, September 30, 2026: 'Red September' a thing of the past? Monthly gains holding for crypto.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2026, bitcoin and ethereum are holding their monthly gains, prompting questions about whether the market's traditional 'Red September' downturn is a thing of the past. Traders and analysts are watching whether the crypto rally can carry into October, with the month ending on a positive note for the two largest cryptocurrencies despite September's historical reputation for losses.
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Bitcoin climbed after new US inflation figures came in lower than economists expected, boosting hopes that interest-rate cuts may come sooner. Cooler inflation typically lifts risk assets like crypto, as investors move back into assets seen as sensitive to monetary policy. The price move put Bitcoin back in focus among traders watching the Federal Reserve's next steps.
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Financial commentators are weighing which of the two leading cryptocurrencies makes the better purchase for a $1,000 investment. The comparison pits Bitcoin, the largest and most established digital asset, against Solana, a faster, more volatile blockchain network with a smaller market value. Outlets are laying out the risks and growth potential of each, though no clear consensus has emerged on which asset offers the better long-term bet.
- 25How long to become a consistently profitable forex trader?▼How long does it take to become a consistently profitable trader ? # forex # forextrading # forexstrategy # livetrading
Traders are asking how long it takes to become consistently profitable in forex, with the question circulating under trading education and live trading discussions. There is no agreed answer, but the debate touches on how much time, strategy practice and risk management experience beginners need before turning steady profits.
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A technology chief executive has publicly warned that advances in quantum computing could eventually break the encryption that secures Bitcoin, raising concerns about the safety of funds held on the network. The warning has circulated in business and crypto news, fueling ongoing debate about how soon quantum machines might realistically threaten current cryptographic standards.
- 27BitBox02 hardware wallet put to the spec test▼BitBox02 reviewed against its maker's own specs: dual-chip design, open firmware, €149 vs Nova €175, and the limits no h
A detailed review of the BitBox02 hardware wallet examines whether the device lives up to its maker's claims. It highlights the dual-chip design and fully open firmware, compares the €149 price against the pricier BitBox Nova at €175, and stresses that even the best cold-storage wallet cannot fix poor user practices or custody mistakes.
- 28Cryptosporidium outbreak linked to Bothell swimming pool▼Cryptosporidium outbreak associated with Bothell pool
Health officials have linked a cryptosporidium outbreak to a swimming pool in Bothell, Washington. The parasite, which causes diarrheal illness, spreads easily in chlorinated water because it is resistant to standard chlorine levels. Local media, including the Federal Way Mirror, are reporting on the association, and residents are being warned about symptoms and pool hygiene.
- 29Crypto Starts Q4 Outpacing Stocks and Gold●Crypto Kicks Off Q4 With More Momentum Than Stocks or Gold: Which Will Carry Bitcoin, XRP, or Solana the Furthest?
Market commentary notes that cryptocurrencies entered the fourth quarter with stronger momentum than equities or gold, prompting debate over whether Bitcoin, XRP, or Solana has the greatest upside in the months ahead. Analysts and traders are weighing which assets can sustain the rally as the year-end approaches.
- 30SNB Warns Stablecoins Could Weaken Monetary Policy▼Stablecoins Could Harm Monetary Policy Transmission, SNB Says
The Swiss National Bank has cautioned that the growing use of stablecoins could interfere with how monetary policy is transmitted through the economy. If payments and savings shift toward dollar-pegged tokens, central banks may find interest rate changes have less effect on lending and spending. The warning adds a central banking voice to ongoing debate over regulating crypto-linked payment instruments.
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Investment bank TD Cowen argues that Bitcoin should not be viewed simply as a financial asset, suggesting it holds broader significance beyond investment value. The comment comes from Bitcoin Magazine's coverage of the bank's position. The remarks are drawing attention within the cryptocurrency community, where institutional perspectives on Bitcoin continue to shape debate about its role in finance.
- 32Dutch Government Plans Capital Gains Tax on Bitcoin From 2028●Tax on Bitcoin Gains? Dutch Government to Introduce Capital Gains Tax From 2028
The Dutch government is reportedly set to introduce a capital gains tax that would apply to Bitcoin and other crypto holdings from 2028. If confirmed, investors in the Netherlands would be taxed on gains from digital assets rather than under the current deemed-return wealth system. Crypto holders are watching closely as the proposal would significantly change how Bitcoin profits are taxed.
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Bitget's chief executive has said there is little chance of recovering roughly $388 million stolen in a security breach at the crypto exchange. The admission offers a grim outlook on fund recovery efforts, underscoring the persistent risks of hacks in the cryptocurrency industry and the difficulty of tracing and retrieving stolen digital assets.
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Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after halting them in response to roughly $387.5 million in malicious transfers affecting the platform. The company says services are back to normal following the incident, though details about how the transfers occurred and whether customer funds were affected remain limited. The event has drawn attention across the crypto industry, with observers watching how the exchange handles security and user compensation.
- 35Cooler PCE inflation lifts bitcoin and crypto markets▼What cooler PCE inflation means for bitcoin and crypto
New US PCE inflation data came in cooler than expected, and analysts say the reading could strengthen the case for the Federal Reserve to ease policy. Softer inflation typically weighs on the dollar and interest rates, conditions that historically benefit risk assets like bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which rallied on the news.
- 36Bitcoin steadies as soft PCE inflation cools Fed rate hike bets▼Bitcoin steadies as soft PCE cools October Fed rate hike bets
Bitcoin held steady after new US PCE inflation data came in softer than expected, reducing bets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in October. The cooling inflation reading eased pressure on risk assets, with traders viewing it as a positive signal for cryptocurrencies and other speculative investments in the near term.
- 37Health officials probe crypto outbreak at McMenamins Bothell pool▼King County Public Health investigating cryptosporidiosis outbreak at McMenamins’ Bothell pool
Public Health – Seattle & King County is investigating a cryptosporidiosis outbreak linked to the pool at McMenamins Anderson School in Bothell, Washington. The parasitic illness, which causes diarrhea and spreads in chlorinated water, has prompted an official inquiry at the popular hotel and pool complex. Health authorities are urging anyone with symptoms to stay out of pools for two weeks after they end.
- 38Senate Bill Would Make Small Stablecoin Purchases Tax-Free▼A Senate Bill Would Make Small Stablecoin Purchases Tax-Free and Close Crypto's Wash-Sale Loophole. What Changes for Bitcoin and XRP Holders?
A new Senate bill proposes exempting small stablecoin purchases from tax and closing the wash-sale loophole that lets crypto investors claim losses and immediately rebuy. If passed, everyday payments with stablecoins would no longer trigger taxable events, while traders would lose the ability to harvest losses on Bitcoin, XRP and other coins. Holders are weighing what the changes would mean for reporting and strategy.
- 39Bitcoin Climbs Above $85,000 on Softer Inflation Data▼Bitcoin’s Price Jumps Above $85,000 on Lighter-Than-Expected Inflation Data
Bitcoin's price rose above $85,000 after new inflation figures came in lighter than expected, boosting risk appetite in financial markets. Crypto observers link the rally to expectations that cooler price pressures could keep monetary policy loose, making speculative assets more attractive to investors.
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Traders are weighing whether the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the PCE price index, will move bitcoin. Analysts argue that hotter inflation readings could keep interest rates higher for longer, pressuring risk assets including crypto, while a softer print might fuel a bitcoin rally as markets price in earlier rate cuts.
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