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Strive Buys 6,182 Bitcoin and Sets Up a $1bn SATS Sales Plan
Strive bought 6,182 bitcoin from 17 to 23 Oct, taking holdings to 43,000 BTC, and may sell up to $1bn more SATS preferred stock through sales agents.
Schwab Opens Crypto Trading to All Clients, Starts Crypto Transfers and Blocks AI Agents That Try to Log In for Clients
Schwab says all clients can now trade crypto and transfers are rolling out. It is blocking AI agents that log in for clients but letting LLMs in via MCP.
Nine Blockchain Groups Launch Quantum Alliance for Post-Quantum Standards
Nine blockchain organisations launched the Quantum Alliance to define open post-quantum readiness tests. Plans only; no major L1 foundations joined.
Babylon Labs Proposes Native Bitcoin as Collateral on Aave V4
Babylon Labs has asked Aave to accept native bitcoin as loan collateral on Aave V4 through its Trustless Bitcoin Vaults. Not yet approved.
UK Trader Sues BitMEX Operator for £20m in Bitcoin Over FCA Licence
A UK trader is suing BitMEX operator HDR Global Trading for about £20m in bitcoin, alleging it traded derivatives with him without FCA authorisation.
Standard Chartered Lets Affluent UAE Clients Trade Bitcoin and Ether From Their Bank Accounts
Standard Chartered lets eligible affluent UAE clients buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether in their bank accounts, under a licence from Dubai's VARA.
Coinbase Sets Out What It Wants From Bitcoin’s Move to Quantum-Safe Signatures
Coinbase, which says it holds about 5% of all bitcoin, set out what it wants from Bitcoin's move to quantum-safe signatures. Nothing is adopted.
Strive Buys 3,311 Bitcoin, Taking Its Holdings to 32,773 BTC
Strive's SEC filing says it bought 3,311 BTC from 5 to 9 October at about $84,500 each, lifting its holdings from 29,462 to 32,773 bitcoin.
South Korea’s Supreme Court Sets Rules for Courts to Seize and Sell Crypto, Starting 1 November
A new Supreme Court rule, in force from 1 November, sets out how South Korean courts can freeze, seize and sell crypto to pay off unpaid debts.
Metaplanet to Issue ¥52bn of Zero-Coupon Convertible Bonds to Cut Bitcoin-Backed Debt and Buy Back Shares
Metaplanet will issue ¥52bn of zero-coupon convertible bonds, using about ¥23.6bn to repay Bitcoin-backed loans and up to ¥28.3bn to buy back shares.
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