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The Blockchain Association, Crypto Council for Innovation and fintech allies urged the CFPB to finalize an open banking rule ensuring consumers, not banks, control their data. A coalition of fintech, crypto and retail industry trade groups is urging the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to adopt a robust open banking rule that safeguards consumers’ control over their financial data. The letter shared with Cointelegraph was signed by leading crypto advocacy groups — including the Blockchain Association and the Crypto Council for Innovation — alongside fintech and industry organizations such as the Financial Technology Association, American Fintech Council and others representing retailers and small businesses. The letter responds to the CFPB’s review of the Personal Financial Data Rights Rule under Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act, which will define how consumers share their financial data with third-party services. Read more

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Bitcoin price dropped 2.5% on Tuesday in an attempt to fill the latest weekend CME futures gap, while traders warned that $100,000 could fail as support. Key points: Bitcoin attempts to fill the latest weekend Bitcoin futures gap after giving up its rebound. Overall BTC price weakness comes amid low volume, traders warn. Read more

Believing that Bitcoin and crypto markets will strictly follow four year bull bear cycles is misguided says ‘PlanB’.

Tom Lee’s Ether treasury firm has been aggressively buying the dip since the market crash earlier this month. 

Coinbase wants AI safe harbors, blockchain analytics recognition, and zero-knowledge proof adoption to replace outdated compliance systems.

Analysts expects a measured market reaction to Friday's CPI report, noting that tariff concerns and labor data outweigh the inflation print.

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he Solana DAT firm says its resale registration is a show of confidence in its Solana-linked treasury strategy, even as HSDT shares fall.

Bitcoin retests its 50-week SMA after sharp volatility. Traders watch $111K resistance as funding rates recover and market sentiment stays cautious.

Japan’s banks plan a ¥1 trillion stablecoin, Singapore’s rules are maturing, and China tightens control as Asia’s strategies diverge.

BitMine chairman Tom Lee said he expects Ethereum to enter a supercycle, making the current price an attractive risk vs reward purchase. BitMine chairman Tom Lee has confirmed the company went on an Ether buying spree after the crypto market saw one of its most significant deleveraging events earlier this month.  “Open interest for ETH sits at the same levels as seen on June 30th of this year, ETH was $2,500, given the expected Supercycle for Ethereum, this price dislocation represents an attractive risk/reward,” he said in a statement on Monday.  BitMine bought up another $250 million Ether (ETH) on Monday from crypto exchanges Bitgo and Kraken, according to blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence.  Read more

Glassnode says last week’s selloff “cleared out excess without breaking structure,” while Enflux points to renewed institutional layering from Blockchain.com’s SPAC and Bitmine’s $800 million ETH buildout as signs of deeper market resilience.

The U.S. government shutdown may drag on for almost another month to become the longest in American history, Polymarket bettors predict.Majority Of Polymarket Bettors Predict Lengthy ShutdownAccording to the decentralized prediction market’s website, 25% of Polymarket bettors predict that the U.S. government shutdown will last until at least November 16.Should the prediction come true, it […] The post U.S. Government Shutdown Won’t End Until End of November, Polymarket Bettors Predict appeared first on Cryptonews.

GOP lawmakers are scheduling a followup meeting with crypto CEOs after they meet this week with Senate Democrats on the market structure bill, sources say.

Bitcoin's recent slip under $104K saw the market enter “extreme fear” territory for the first time since April.

X's new marketplace lets Premium subscribers claim inactive usernames, with rare handles priced up to seven figures.

Short-term Bitcoin traders appear to be sweating over the next breakout.

The main goal of VCs is to "suck as much value as possible” from Ethereum, but they remain necessary bridges for global capital entering the crypto industry, according to Lubin. Ethereum co-founder and Consensys founder Joseph Lubin highlighted the importance of venture capital (VC) funding for the development of the world's largest smart contract network, despite growing industry concerns over the influence of investment funds on Ethereum. The main goal of VCs like Paradigm is to "suck as much value as possible from the Ethereum and broader ecosystem," while their secondary goals include "progressing the systems towards rigorous decentralization," wrote Lubin in a Monday X post, adding that there is “no reason for concern.” Lubin's comments come shortly after the departure of two key Ethereum researchers, which caused renewed concerns over the potential influence of centralized funds over Ethereum’s development. Read more

Available to Premium X users, the new marketplace could see rare usernames sell for up to seven figures. Social media platform X is rolling out a new Handles Marketplace that allows users to bid on inactive usernames, a move that could reshape how digital identity and online branding are valued. Currently in beta, the marketplace lets users join a waitlist for upcoming handle drop events, request handles through their Premium subscriptions and browse eligible inactive accounts. The company described it as a “solution to redistribute handles that are no longer in use,” available only to paying subscribers. According to TechCrunch, rare handles could sell for anywhere from $2,500 to over $1 million, depending on their popularity, character length and cultural relevance. Premium+ subscribers can submit free requests for “priority” handles, while others may purchase “rare” handles directly. Read more