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Binance finance chief Kaiser Ng to leave after five years, Yi He says
Binance's chief financial officer, Kaiser Ng, is leaving the exchange after more than five years, co-CEO Yi He said. Justin Yek, formerly of Airwallex, will replace him.
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Russia's deputy finance minister says 20 million citizens hold crypto
Ivan Chebeskov estimates 20 million Russians have invested 3.7 trillion rubles in crypto, used for foreign trade, mining and savings, as Moscow builds a licensed exchange sector.
Bill Gates warns AI could enable attacks causing a billion deaths
In a Meet the Press interview aired on 27 Sept, Bill Gates said AI could drive events causing a billion deaths and called for laws requiring safeguards, saying self-regulation is not enough.
Study finds waiting for a 30% Bitcoin dip often costs more
An analysis of 216 Bitcoin highs found that waiting for a 30% pullback led to a higher purchase price in 61% of cases, according to Adam Livingston of Strive Inc.
Zano rolls back a month of blockchain history after Gateway Address exploit
Zano restarted its chain at block 3,833,000, undoing about a month of transactions after a Gateway Address flaw let unauthorised ZANO and Freedom Dollar enter circulation.
Kiyosaki revives crash warnings with weather post on US finances
Bitcoin.com News reports that Robert Kiyosaki asked followers whether severe US weather is a warning about America's financial future, reviving his crash, bank run and money printing scenario.
Saylor backs token fundraising for 10 million new firms
Strategy's Michael Saylor wants digital tokens to make raising capital cheaper for new companies as AI reshapes how businesses are built, while the SEC weighs its own crypto offering exemptions.
