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Wednesday
Wednesday
Vlad Tenev says Robinhood will expand its on-chain stock token selection into the thousands and pursue private company tokens at scale, with launch details still to come.
SVRN CEO Sal Ternullo proposes a gradual NEAR issuance cut, projecting lower staking yields and 66 million fewer tokens issued over six years.
BitMart proposes liquid distributions and two recovery tokens after acknowledging a hack-linked deficit, with repayment estimates and court approval still pending.
Monad plans an October 6 privacy reveal, while StraitsX targets early 2027 for native stablecoins. MON rose about 21% in the latest 24-hour reading.
Visa, Mastercard and Stripe are among more than 200 Open Standard partners backing OUSD, whose model shares reserve income with participating businesses.
Bitcoin briefly topped $85,000 after August core PCE came in at 3.0%, below the 3.3% consensus, before giving back its initial gains.
Petrobras is researching Cardano-based systems to prevent duplicate aviation-fuel claims and trace Diesel R data across its supply chain.
Robinhood brings AI agents into its app and announces US crypto perpetuals, with phased access and recurring automation still to come.
BlackRock-backed Securitize is integrating with ADI Chain to expand regulated tokenization services for financial products across global markets.
HSBC RedCoin is planned for Hong Kong dollar payments through PayMe and the bank’s app, with issuance still to begin.
Illinois’s draft rules apply the 0.2% levy to covered digital asset values regardless of profit or loss, while distinguishing fee-based broker services from exempt transfers.
A potential second Federal Reserve interest rate hike poses a far greater immediate risk to Bitcoin's price trajectory than legislative delays surrounding the Senate's CLARITY Act, according to HashKey Group.
Tom Lee sees ETH trading well above $10,000 within a year, citing treasury buying, while remaining uncertain about a year-end rally.
Standard Chartered sees ENA reaching $2 by end-2028 as USDe supply expands, institutional lending diversifies returns and revenue-funded buybacks support the token.
Arthur Hayes repeated his $10,000 year-end Ethereum forecast at Korea Blockchain Week, reaffirming a target already outlined in Maelstrom’s investment outlook.
Michael Saylor expects bank lending to support Bitcoin’s next growth phase, while Strategy ties further purchases to its ability to raise capital.
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