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Bitcoin ETF inflows climb to $176M as BTC rebounds above $80K

US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $286 million over two days, narrowing October’s net outflows to $26 million as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remained neutral. US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted about $176 million in net inflows on Tuesday, extending their recovery to a second consecutive trading day. The inflows rose from $110 million on Monday, bringing the two-day total to $286 million, according to SoSoValue data. The rebound followed nearly $774 million in withdrawals on Thursday and Friday. October net outflows narrowed to about $26 million through Tuesday, while year-to-date net inflows stood at roughly $850 million.

Read at Cointelegraph.com

Coinbase denies systems breach, says vendor exposed customer data

Coinbase said that an incident at analytics vendor Amplitude exposed some customers’ contact data, but it found no evidence of unauthorized access to its own systems. Some Coinbase customers’ contact information was exposed in a security incident at analytics vendor Amplitude, the exchange said Wednesday. The incident impacted a “small subset” of Coinbase customers, along with other Amplitude clients, Coinbase Support said on X. Coinbase denied that its own systems had been breached and said customer funds were not affected.

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Ripple Price Analysis: XRP Must Reclaim This Key Level to Restart the Rally

XRP is rebounding toward $1.32 after defending the $1.26 support for the second time in October. The asset now pushes toward a short-term descending channel’s upper boundary and the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement. A breakout from this area could shift the short-term structure, while another rejection would keep sellers in control. Ripple Price Analysis: The USDT …

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Robinhood’s Tenev warns US tokenization uncertainty deters ‘serious assets’

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says tokenized equities need more than a temporary SEC exemption to flourish in the US. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says uncertainty over the longevity of US tokenization rules could prevent investors from committing substantial assets to tokenized markets, despite the securities regulator opening a temporary path for onchain stock trading this year. Speaking during Robinhood’s third-quarter earnings call Tuesday, Tenev welcomed the SEC’s innovation exemption but said further rulemaking or legislation would be needed to provide longer-term regulatory certainty. “As far as the innovation exemption goes, I think it’s a really positive step... I do think more needs to be done to give people a little bit of certainty because as we talk to customers, I think the uncertai…

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Bithumb discloses data leak after internal system breach: Report

The breach impacted its in-house mobile system, used by employees for work and information sharing. South Korea’s crypto exchange Bithumb is investigating the extent of a data leak caused by a hack of its internal mobile system earlier this week, Yonhap News Agency reported Wednesday. Bithumb discovered the breach of its in-house mobile system — the platform used by employees to communicate internally — on Tuesday and notified the Korea Internet & Security Agency and the Personal Information Protection Commission that day, according to Yonhap, which cited industry sources. The exchange is investigating the scope of the attack, including whether member data was leaked.

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Discord is making public chats searchable on Google: How to opt out

Discord conversations on large public servers will soon reach audiences far beyond their communities, raising privacy concerns. Discord is making a policy change that will make conversations from its largest public servers discoverable in search engines, including Google, raising privacy concerns among users whose conversations were previously confined to the platform. The change applies to Discoverable Servers — communities with at least 1,000 members listed in Discord’s public directory that do not require an invitation to join. From Nov. 16, every Discoverable Server will have a web page that may include summaries of public channel discussions. From mid-December, individual messages posted in eligible channels may appear in web search, Discord said Tuesday. Messages posted before the…

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