
Bitcoin ETFs Post Third Straight Week of Inflows; Ether Funds Lose $138M
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a third consecutive week of net inflows totaling $241.1 million, while Ether ETFs saw $138 million in weekly outflows.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a third consecutive week of net inflows totaling $241.1 million, while Ether ETFs saw $138 million in weekly outflows.

OKX has enabled round-the-clock trading for tokenized stocks and ETFs to improve market accessibility, though the service is currently limited to selective regions.

Bitget confirmed that attackers exploited a zero-day flaw in third-party security products to steal $387.5 million, with SlowMist identifying the vulnerability.

The Litecoin Foundation and Greywick Digital signed a memorandum of understanding to launch cLTC on the Canton Network by the end of 2026.

Greenfield Capital filed a supervisory complaint with Switzerland’s foundation watchdog, alleging governance failures and seeking board changes at the Safe Ecosystem Foundation.

The OKXICE joint venture notified the SEC of its intent to launch a tokenized securities venue featuring over 60 US-listed companies.

Zcash activated its NU7 network upgrade on testnet, reducing block spacing to 25 seconds and disabling legacy transactions before the targeted November mainnet rollout.

European supervisors are examining whether Binance improperly relies on reverse solicitation to serve EU customers without a required MiCA license.

Pretty Good Policy for Zcash registered as a lobbying entity effective Oct. 1, targeting the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act and digital asset tax proposals.

The Independent Community Bankers of America sued the OCC, arguing it exceeded authority by granting national trust charters to crypto firms like Coinbase and Circle.

President Trump appointed former SEC Chair Jay Clayton to lead the new Super Intelligence Force, while trader Peter Brandt raised his Bitcoin peak forecast to $600,000.

Chainalysis used AI to trace the $387 million Bitget hack to North Korea, pushing the country's 2026 crypto theft total past $1 billion.