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 publishers845 storiesWhere AI is used
Saylor shares Strategy Bitcoin chart showing 849,327 BTC after sell-off
Michael Saylor posted a chart of Strategy's 849,327 BTC holdings, valued at $64.4bn, days after the company disclosed an 811 BTC purchase and a $208m preferred-stock buyback.
Open storyOn the Wire
Stories from our sources, newest first, each credited to the publisher and linked to the original.
Lagarde says digital euro pilot will run for 12 months from late 2027
The ECB president told the IMF annual meetings in Bangkok that a 12-month internal pilot will start in the second half of 2027, with EU regulation needed by the end of 2026.
World rolls out proof of human badges for Zoom enterprise users
Sam Altman-backed World has made its World ID for Zoom available globally, letting enterprise customers check that call participants are real people rather than deepfakes.
XRPL Commons' Odelia Torteman says tokenised assets and onchain credit could lift XRP demand
Odelia Torteman of XRPL Commons tells Bitcoin.com News that real-world asset tokenisation, RLUSD growth and pending lending features could create lasting demand for XRP despite its price pullback.
Judge Hellerstein refuses to vacate CFTC's $5m Gemini settlement
A New York federal judge declined to reopen the CFTC's settled case against Gemini, while the OCC reported debanking policies at the nine largest national banks and the EBA made USDC its first signifi
Thai police arrest Wu Chaoshuai over alleged $74m crypto laundering ring
Thai immigration police say they detained a Chinese national accused of running a transnational crypto laundering operation and overstaying his visa by more than three years.
Patrick Witt leaves White House crypto role with no successor named
The executive director of Trump's digital assets advisory council has returned to the private sector, leaving the White House without a publicly named crypto head, CoinDesk reports.
