NewsDesk
The wire: crypto and markets news from other outlets, newest first.
AI summaryStories from the outlets we follow, summarised by AI and linked to the original. A story whose AI summary is not ready is held for an editor; older items may still show the outlet’s own summary, quoted and labelled. Bullish, Bearish and Neutral are an AI reading of a story’s tone, not investment advice.6 publishers843 storiesWhere AI is used
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.
Open storyOn the Wire
Stories from our sources, newest first, each credited to the publisher and linked to the original.
NIP Group buys third Bitcoin miner batch for 247m shares, targets 195 BTC a month
The owner of esports team Ninjas in Pyjamas has paid more than 247 million Class A shares for a third batch of Bitcoin miners, lifting its capacity to about 13.85 EH/s.
Binance seeks Brazil crypto licence before 30 Oct deadline
The exchange has applied to the Central Bank of Brazil through its local entity, BBrasil, as it restricts some services and delists 22 crypto assets for Brazilian users.
JPMorgan says AI label alone no longer secures lender funding
JPMorgan says lenders now want evidence that AI-linked firms can fund investment, service debt and turn spending into cash, as default insurance costs on some of them hit records.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs take in $110m after $774m of withdrawals
US spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows on 26 October, drawing $110m after two sessions of withdrawals, though October stayed negative overall, Cointelegraph reports.
Ethereum developers patch Glamsterdam deposit flaw after initial rejection
Ethereum developers merged a fix to Glamsterdam's deposit rules after first turning it down, closing a scenario where a builder could withdraw ETH meant for new validators. No losses were reported.
Guardia Civil says Arbistar-linked wallets moved over 20,000 Bitcoin after collapse
Spanish investigators say wallets tied to the alleged Arbistar Ponzi scheme shifted more than 20,000 Bitcoin between January and March 2021, as money-laundering inquiries continue.
