
US Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $6.34B Q3 Inflows as BTC Gains 42.71%
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $6.34 billion in net inflows in Q3, reversing prior outflows as Bitcoin gained 42.71%.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $6.34 billion in net inflows in Q3, reversing prior outflows as Bitcoin gained 42.71%.

The Bitcoin Policy Institute released a paper questioning MSCI's methodology for potentially excluding digital asset treasury firms like Strategy and Metaplanet from its global indexes.

Blockchain security firms PeckShield and CertiK reported over $766 million in stolen funds during September, driven by major exploits at Bitget and Liquid Network.

The CFTC submitted a proposed rule expanding the definition of "swap" to include event contracts, aiming to resolve jurisdictional disputes with state gambling regulators.

MetaMask is exiting affected staking validators as a precaution while investigating an infrastructure security incident, with Lido confirming the withdrawal process.

Podcast host Mark Moss attributes Bitcoin's post-rate-hike rally to currency debasement and technological growth, projecting a $1 million price target by 2030.

Robinhood VP Nicola White outlines how a CFTC no-action letter and Bitstamp integration enabled 10x leveraged crypto perpetual futures for US customers.

Google unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, which scored 77.9% on DeepSWE v1.1 and achieved a 0.7% attack success rate on prompt injection tests.

An internal FBI memo instructs employees to assume the hacker group ShinyHunters stole personal data on every staffer following a breach of FBIjobs.gov.

DogeOS opened its public testnet on Sept. 30, enabling developers to build EVM-compatible applications on Dogecoin with fees paid in DOGE.

Coinbase-backed Stand With Crypto unveiled bipartisan Senate endorsements in Ohio, Iowa, and New Hampshire following the Clarity Act's 49-50 Senate failure.

Standard Chartered initiated coverage of Ethena’s ENA token with a $2 price target, projecting USDe supply growth to $40 billion by 2028.