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Joint venture of OKX and NYSE parent ICE files for 24/7 tokenized U.S. stock trading OKXICE, the joint venture of OKX and ICE, plans to launch tokenized U.S. stocks under SEC's new innovation exemption. …

Joint venture of OKX and NYSE parent ICE files for 24/7 tokenized U.S. stock trading OKXICE, the joint venture of OKX and ICE, plans to launch tokenized U.S. stocks under SEC's new innovation exemption. - OKXICE, a joint venture between crypto exchange OKX an… Joint venture of OKX and NYSE parent ICE files for 24/7 tokenized U.S. stock tradingOKXICE, the joint venture of OKX and ICE, plans to launch tokenized U.S. stocks under SEC's new innovation exemptio…

BlackRock's IBIT carried the week with $450 million in inflows while Fidelity's FBTC lost $168 million US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $241 million in net inflows for the trading week ending October 2, …

BlackRock's IBIT carried the week with $450 million in inflows while Fidelity's FBTC lost $168 million US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $241 million in net inflows for the trading week ending October 2, 2026. That makes three positive weeks in a row. BlackRock does the heavy lifting The headline number hides a lopsided week. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) took in $450 million on its own, according to data compiled largely from SoSoValue, with additional tracking by Farside Investors. That brings IBIT’s cumulative figure to $65.73 billion. It remains the clear heavyweight of the group, and this week it outperformed the entire category’s net total by a wide margin. ARK 21Shares’ ARKB added a more modest $25.52 million. The fund’s cumulative total now sits at $1.4 billion. Advertisement Fidelity’s FBTC had the opposite experience. It posted the largest outflows of the week, shedding $168 million, though its cumulative asset base still stands at $10.9 billion. Do the arithmetic and something stands out. IBIT and ARKB together brought in more than the week’s net total, even after FBTC’s losses, which implies the remaining funds were net negative as a group. The news moving money, markets, and the world—before your day starts. Daily. Free. Join 34,000+ readers across crypto, finance, and policy. Email address Subscribe free We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe anytime. The bigger picture: assets, market share and a rebound Total net assets across all spot Bitcoin ETFs reached approximately $108.89 billion. That figure represents 6.42% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization. Cumulative net inflows since the funds launched in January 2024 now total approximately $57.79 billion. Earlier in 2026, the sector absorbed heavy redemptions, leaving a net outflow deficit of about $5.8 billion by mid-July. The recovery started in August and picked up speed in September. The week ending September 25 delivered a record inflow of $2.4 billion, and the positive trend has now carried into October. Compared with that $2.4 billion week, $241 million is a step down. Still, the direction matters more than the size for a market that spent months watching money walk out the door. What to watch from here The concentration in IBIT says something about how returning money behaves. If IBIT keeps absorbing the bulk of new money while others see redemptions, the headline numbers may overstate how broad the renewed appetite really is. At 6.42%, ETF holdings are large enough that sustained buying or selling through these vehicles can influence the broader market’s supply and demand balance. Steady inflows could help support prices, but a return to heavy redemptions would put the same mechanism into reverse, as the first half of the year demonstrated. For now, the data tells a fairly simple story. After a rough start to 2026, money is flowing back into spot Bitcoin ETFs, cumulative inflows have recovered to approximately $57.79 billion, and BlackRock remains the main beneficiary of that return.

Chinese AI laboratories have made significant advancements, positioning themselves as competitive peers to U.S. AI leaders such as OpenAI and Anthropic, according to a Bloomberg Markets report. This development highlights a narrowing gap in …

Chinese AI laboratories have made significant advancements, positioning themselves as competitive peers to U.S. AI leaders such as OpenAI and Anthropic, according to a Bloomberg Markets report. This development highlights a narrowing gap in the AI frontier between China and the United States. Recent evaluations have shown that Chinese-developed AI models are approaching parity with U.S. systems, especially in the realm of open-weight AI models, which are often more cost-effective. This shift suggests that Chinese firms like Moonshot, Z.ai, and Alibaba are challenging the dominance of established American companies in the AI sector. Advertisement The prediction markets have reacted to this news with adjustments suggesting a potential decrease in confidence regarding Anthropic’s ability to maintain its lead in AI model superiority by the end of November 2026. Current market pricing indicates a significant shift in expectations, reflecting the competitive pressure from Chinese AI advancements. Key Takeaways Market pricing suggests a decrease in confidence in Anthropic’s ability to maintain the top AI model position by November 2026. The advancements in Chinese AI labs appear consistent with scenarios where the U.S. and China compete closely in AI technology. Chinese firms are leveraging open-weight models to compete effectively with U.S. proprietary systems, impacting market expectations. What to Watch Observers will be closely monitoring the performance of Chinese AI models on global leaderboards and benchmarks, which could further influence market perceptions of AI leadership. Key developments from companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and their Chinese counterparts could shift current market expectations. Stakeholder moves, such as new model releases or strategic partnerships, may also provide insight into which organizations are leading the AI frontier.

Glassnode's heatmap data shows the biggest pile of leveraged short exposure sitting just above Bitcoin's current trading range Bitcoin’s biggest pool of vulnerable short bets is sitting right overhead. On October 4, 2026, on-chain …

Glassnode's heatmap data shows the biggest pile of leveraged short exposure sitting just above Bitcoin's current trading range Bitcoin’s biggest pool of vulnerable short bets is sitting right overhead. On October 4, 2026, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode flagged that the largest short liquidation cluster sits near the $90,000 level. With Bitcoin trading between $85,000 and $86,000 at the time, that cluster is not some distant target. It is a few percentage points away, which is close enough to make leveraged bears a little twitchy. If price reaches that zone, Glassnode’s data suggests a wave of leveraged short positions could be forced to close. That kind of mechanical unwinding is how a quiet market turns loud in a hurry. What Glassnode’s heatmap shows Traders who short Bitcoin with borrowed money are betting the price will fall. If it rises instead and hits a certain threshold, exchanges close those positions automatically to protect the borrowed funds. Closing a short means buying the asset back. When enough of those forced purchases land at once, they can push the price higher, which can trip the next batch of liquidations. Advertisement Glassnode’s read is that the densest concentration of these trip wires sits around $90,000. Estimates of cumulative short liquidations approaching that level run into the hundreds of millions of dollars across various trading platforms, though those figures are not uniform across sources. The firm also pointed to smaller clusters that formed over the prior two months, near $83,000 and $75,000. According to Glassnode, movement toward either of those levels could speed up the market’s next directional move. The news moving money, markets, and the world—before your day starts. Daily. Free. Join 34,000+ readers across crypto, finance, and policy. Email address Subscribe free We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe anytime. How we got here Earlier in the year, a dense band of short positions had built up between $82,000 and $86,000. That band was largely cleared out during the rallies of August and September, which followed record short liquidations. One of the standout moments was a one-day flush on August 19, a major short liquidation event that added to market volatility and helped fuel upward movement. With the $82,000 to $86,000 band mostly wiped out, the next meaningful cluster of overhead exposure has shifted up toward $90,000. What this means for traders Glassnode’s analysis relies on liquidation heatmaps, which are built from estimated leveraged exposure. They show where forced closures could pile up, not where price is headed. The maps also reflect estimated exposure on major centralized exchanges and exclude certain perpetual futures platforms, so the true size of the positioning near $90,000 could differ from what any single chart shows. If Bitcoin climbs into the $90,000 zone and triggers a large batch of short closures, the resulting forced buying could add momentum. If Bitcoin stalls below $90,000, attention would likely turn to the smaller clusters near $83,000 and $75,000. Glassnode’s point that a move toward those levels could accelerate the next swing suggests the downside path carries its own volatility risk. Liquidation clusters are not fixed. They grow as new leveraged positions open and shrink as traders close out or get liquidated. If the $90,000 cluster keeps thickening while Bitcoin hovers in the mid-$80,000s, the potential squeeze gets bigger. If it thins out, the setup loses some of its punch.

CoinGecko data shows ether outran Bitcoin last quarter while its market depth shrank to a fraction of Bitcoin's Ether had a great quarter. Its order books did not. Ethereum’s native token posted a gain …

CoinGecko data shows ether outran Bitcoin last quarter while its market depth shrank to a fraction of Bitcoin's Ether had a great quarter. Its order books did not. Ethereum’s native token posted a gain of nearly 70% in the third quarter of 2026, comfortably beating Bitcoin’s roughly 42% climb. But a CoinGecko analysis, cited by CoinDesk on October 5, 2026, found that the liquidity underneath that rally got noticeably thinner as prices rose. A big rally on a shallower foundation The CoinGecko data covers the period from July 6 to September 30. Over that stretch, ether outpaced Bitcoin by close to 28 percentage points on price. CoinGecko measured median daily market depth within ±0.15% of the mid-price. By that measure, ETH’s depth now sits at only 35% to 45% of Bitcoin’s equivalent level. In the comparable period of 2025, that ratio was at least 60%. In absolute terms, ETH’s depth in that tight band averaged around $13 to $14 million across the major exchanges studied. The analysis drew on data from eight major centralized exchanges. Advertisement Most major trading venues still maintained more than $1 million in depth on both the bid and ask sides. Retail traders buying or selling modest amounts are unlikely to notice much difference. With less money parked near the current price, big orders have to reach further up or down the book to get filled, which pushes the price around more than they might like. The news moving money, markets, and the world—before your day starts. Daily. Free. Join 34,000+ readers across crypto, finance, and policy. Email address Subscribe free We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe anytime. Why this pattern is unusual Normally, rising prices and climbing trading volumes go hand in hand with deeper liquidity. Ether’s third quarter broke that pattern. Prices rose, volumes increased, and depth still contracted relative to Bitcoin. Ether is not alone in this. CoinGecko found that Solana showed a similar decline in liquidity over the period. XRP went the other way. Its total depth held steady, with the balance tilted predominantly toward buyers. On price, ether closed the quarter near $2,689 after touching intraday highs near $2,775. Bitcoin ended the period trading between $83,640 and $86,000, depending on the cutoff used. What may have powered the move The research points to returning inflows into US spot ETH ETFs as a likely driver of the rally. Net inflows reached approximately $3.1 billion, a reversal after outflows earlier in the year. ETF demand can push prices higher without necessarily adding depth to the exchange order books that CoinGecko tracks. Fund flows and resting limit orders are not the same thing. What this means for traders and the market Thinner books mean higher slippage, the gap between the price you expect and the price you actually get. A trade of a given size in ETH is now more likely to nudge the market than an equivalent trade in BTC. Desks executing big ETH orders may need to split trades into smaller pieces, spread them across venues, or stretch them out over time. Shallow books can amplify rallies, because buyers chew through sell orders quickly. They can amplify selloffs for exactly the same reason. The Solana parallel is worth watching. If thinning liquidity is showing up across several major non-Bitcoin assets at once, it raises the question of whether market makers are concentrating their capital more heavily in BTC. The XRP exception shows the trend is not universal.

Bitcoin is about to get a major bullish signal it hasn't had in over a year Key price averages are on the verge of confirming a major bullish configuration for the first time in …

Bitcoin is about to get a major bullish signal it hasn't had in over a year Key price averages are on the verge of confirming a major bullish configuration for the first time in over a year. - Bitcoin’s 50-, 100- and 200-day moving averages are nearing their … Bitcoin is about to get a major bullish signal it hasn't had in over a yearKey price averages are on the verge of confirming a major bullish configuration for the first time in over a year.- Bitcoins…

The post Every Dated Event That Could Impact Bitcoin and XRP Before 2027 appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. Between October 6 and December 9, 2026, eleven significant events could influence Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), …

The post Every Dated Event That Could Impact Bitcoin and XRP Before 2027 appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. Between October 6 and December 9, 2026, eleven significant events could influence Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), XRP (CRYPTO: XRP), and the broader crypto market… The post Every Dated Event That Could Impact Bitcoin and XRP Before 2027 appeared first on 24/7 Wall St..Between October 6 and December 9, 2026, eleven significant events could influence Bitcoin (CRY…

Binance is implementing new requirements for Brazilians trading crypto with counterparts outside the country. These new requirements will apply to certain international crypto transactions by Brazilians starting Nov. 1, 2026, including documentation about the …

Binance is implementing new requirements for Brazilians trading crypto with counterparts outside the country. These new requirements will apply to certain international crypto transactions by Brazilians starting Nov. 1, 2026, including documentation about the nature of the trade and the counterpart, as well as the relationship between the two parties, if any. Read More: He Says His Binary Options Strategy Brings In $2,000 a Week—Watch Him Trade Live The updates were made under Resolution BCB No. 521/2025, which included certain virtual-asset services in the Brazilian foreign exchange regime. The updates affect individuals and firms using Binance services in Brazil for transactions with nonresidents. Transactions between Brazilian residents are not subject to the new procedures. Binance Brazil Users Face New International Transfer Checks For international transfers, clients must fill out a questionnaire before making a transfer. According to Binance, questions include asking the client to provide information about the counterparty, such as whether the counterparty is an individual, corporation, bank, exchange, investment fund, charity, or other type. Corporate clients may be asked whether the counterparty is in the same economic group. Binance to Block Brazil Cross-Border Crypto Transfers From Nov. 1 Without Purpose and Counterparty Details Binance will require Brazilian users to disclose the purpose and counterparty of cross-border crypto transfers from Nov. 1, CryptoSlate reported. Withdrawals cannot be… pic.twitter.com/KoBG5Cx0n4 — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) October 5, 2026 Purpose types vary based on asset transfer amount. The number of transfer purposes for amounts up to $50,000 is 10. The number of transfer purposes for transfers over $50,000 is 96. You must select a purpose that matches the real purpose of the transfer, as Binance will share this information with Brazil’s central bank. International deposit applications can be pending until more information is provided. Binance may refund international deposits to the investor in some cases when requested information is not received. API users are protected and must update API endpoints to include new regulatory fields. Read More: Binance Faces Fresh U.S. Iran Sanctions Probe as Prosecutors Scrutinize Crypto Trades Transfers between accounts owned by the customer in a foreign currency are international transfers. The customer acts as the counterparty and confirms that the accounts involved belong to the same owner. Self-Custody and Transfer Limits Get Separate Treatment Transfers to other self-hosted wallets owned by the customer are handled separately. According to Binance, no purpose for the transfer is required, but the customer will need to verify their identity. Binance will report the transfer to regulators according to appropriate regulatory definitions. Another limitation applies if a foreign counterparty cannot do business in Brazil’s foreign exchange market. Under Resolution BCB No. 277, virtual asset service providers are limited to transfers or payments of up to $100,000 equivalent involving foreign parties who cannot do business in Brazil’s foreign exchange market. This is not a general limit on all cross-border virtual asset transactions. 🇧🇷 BINANCE BLOCKS BRAZIL TRANSFERS! From Nov 1, @binance will stop cross-border crypto transfers for Brazil. Transfers will only be allowed when users provide the purpose of the transfer and counterparty details. pic.twitter.com/uF4wPoYxPb — Crypto Aman (@cryptoamanclub) October 5, 2026 Binance said the Nov. 1 initiative is unrelated to the Travel Rule for crypto transactions in Brazil. A Binance spokesperson said that implementation of the Travel Rule is expected to occur at a different pace, with domestic crypto transfers starting in 2027 and international ones starting in 2028. Read More: Binance Launches Agent OS: AI Agents Can Now Trade Crypto With ChatGPT, Claude and Codex The additional checks provide more information to Binance about certain international transfers. Standard transfers between Brazilian residents are not affected. Binance has informed users that the additional information will be reported to the Central Bank of Brazil on a monthly basis.

This article examines how recent events may relate to prediction market pricing. It reflects interpretive analysis of publicly available information and is provided for informational purposes only. Markets will likely monitor subsequent USDC payments …

This article examines how recent events may relate to prediction market pricing. It reflects interpretive analysis of publicly available information and is provided for informational purposes only. Markets will likely monitor subsequent USDC payments and their impact on HYPE buybacks, which could sway sentiment and pricing. Any additional announcements regarding partnerships or further financial inflows might reinforce market confidence. Key developments in Hyperliquid’s strategic initiatives or market listings could further influence the probability of reaching price targets by the end of 2026. Hyperliquid has received its first $14.58 million USDC payment, marking a significant step in funding HYPE token buybacks through the AQAv2 protocol. This development is part of Hyperliquid’s strategy to enhance its HYPE token value, leveraging the AQAv2 protocol activated in August 2026. This protocol directs about 90% of eligible USDC reserve yield into buybacks, indicating a shift from relying solely on fees. The infusion of USDC is expected to provide a recurring revenue stream, aligning with market expectations of improved liquidity and demand for HYPE. Disclaimer This article contains analysis of publicly available information and market data and is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset or contract. Content may include AI-assisted interpretation and may be incomplete or subject to change. Market conditions may evolve rapidly, and the timing of information may affect how it is interpreted. Market participants may act on similar information at or around the time it becomes available. You are solely responsible for any decisions made based on this content. For additional details, please review our full Disclaimer & Risk Disclosure.

Two US fund applications tied to the INJ token have moved forward with fresh SEC amendments, one of them built around staking Two applications are carrying ETF expectations for the INJ token: the 21Shares …

Two US fund applications tied to the INJ token have moved forward with fresh SEC amendments, one of them built around staking Two applications are carrying ETF expectations for the INJ token: the 21Shares Injective ETF and the Canary Staked INJ ETF. Both have recently been updated with fresh filings at the Securities and Exchange Commission. Two funds, two different pitches On September 18, 2026, 21Shares filed S-1 Amendment No. 1 for its spot Injective ETF. The fund is slated to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker TINJ. Gloria Thousands of headlines moved markets today. Gloria Finance shows you the three that matter most to your portfolio. See what matters → That amendment revises the original registration statement 21Shares submitted in October 2025. It expands on how the fund plans to hold INJ directly and explains how the issuer would keep discretion over whether to stake those tokens. Canary Capital submitted Amendment No. 3 for its staked INJ ETF around September 25-28, 2026. That product is proposed to list on Cboe BZX under the ticker INJS. Advertisement Canary’s filing targets staking at least 90% of the fund’s holdings. BitGo is named as the INJ custodian, and CoinDesk is set to provide the pricing benchmark. The filings also name traditional custody and banking providers. BitGo appears alongside BNY Mellon and US Bank as service providers across the documents. The news moving money, markets, and the world—before your day starts. Daily. Free. Join 34,000+ readers across crypto, finance, and policy. Email address Subscribe free We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe anytime. Why Injective, and why now The chain has processed more than 3 billion total transactions. Roughly 42 million of those came in the past month, as of late September 2026. INJ is also not new to regulated wrappers. A European exchange-traded product tied to INJ already exists. US-listed INJ futures are available too. Injective has registered with the SEC as a transfer agent for RWAs. The staking question Canary’s structure commits at least 90% of holdings to staking, meaning the fund’s appeal depends heavily on those rewards. It also means the fund carries the operational complexity of staking, from validator selection to custody arrangements. 21Shares is keeping discretionary staking as an option rather than committing to it, letting the issuer adapt if rules, market conditions or operational risks shift.