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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.
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S&P Global launches risk framework for $10bn DeFi lending vaults
S&P Global Ratings has introduced a Vault Risk Assessment for onchain lending vaults, as deposits in the sector reached $10bn.
CFTC proposes crypto rules for leveraged and margined trading
The US derivatives regulator has proposed two rules covering leveraged, margined and financed crypto activity, while leaving direct spot trading outside its reach.
Bitcoin ETFs add $241m as three-week inflow streak holds
US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $241m in the week to 2 Oct, a third straight positive week, though inflows fell about 90% from the prior period.
Stripe to take stablecoin cards into more than 100 countries by year-end
Stripe plans to expand its stablecoin card programmes to over 100 countries by the end of the year, with crypto head Henri Stern saying the firm is also exploring tokenised deposits and DeFi.
US Treasury sanctions network over $2m Hamas crypto fundraising
The Treasury Department sanctioned a Hamas military-wing member, two France-based individuals and two charities over a six-year fundraising operation that raised more than $2m.
Five indicted in France over alleged $2m crypto funding of Hamas
French and US authorities have broken up a network of non-profit groups accused of diverting more than $2m in donations, partly in crypto, to Hamas' military wing.