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Thailand’s Crypto ETF Rules and Bitcoin Core 32.0: Two Things That Are Close, but Not Here Yet

Thailand's SEC has issued the rules for bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds, effective 16 October 2026, though no Thai crypto ETF has launched. Separately, Bitcoin Core 32.0 is still at release candidate 3, with its final tag aimed for 10 October and a privacy fix included. What changes, and what doesn't.

Cash App’s Bitcoin Figures, a Tokenised-Bitcoin Listing and a Pause in Miner Selling

Three bitcoin business items from 8 October 2026: Block's preliminary, unaudited Q3 Cash App bitcoin figures, an EDX Markets deal to list VerifiedX's tokenised bitcoin (vBTC), and CryptoQuant's reading that miners have made no "extreme" outflows since 21 August. What each says, and what it doesn't.

Sui’s 40 Million TPS Test, Bitcoin Collateral on Sui, Polygon Adds TRON, and a Lido Lending Proposal

Sui reports 40.6 million transactions per second through off-chain "tunnels", not its base chain, and says Hashi, its Bitcoin collateral layer, goes live this month. Polygon's payments stack adds TRON's USDT. Lido contributors propose a security-first lending market that still needs a DAO vote. What each claim does and does not mean.

Bitcoin this week: an oil shock, a $25m corporate buy and loans without selling

Bitcoin slipped below $83,000 as Brent rose above $102 on an Iran strike-plan report, a day after about $550m of leveraged bets were liquidated. Robinhood added $25m of bitcoin to its balance sheet, and Ledger launched self-custodial bitcoin-backed loans via Morpho. What happened, what each move means, and the risks. No price predictions.

Quantum and wallet keys: Europol says the risk is exposed keys, and Ethereum researchers urge a careful move

Europol’s cybercrime centre says the quantum threat to crypto sits with exposed wallet keys, not blockchains, and urges a phased upgrade now. Separately, Ethereum researcher Justin Drake calls for “bunker mode” over AI-driven maths, with Vitalik Buterin backing caution. What is analysis, what is opinion, and what has not been broken.

Spot Bitcoin ETF Flows in Early October 2026, Day by Day on Farside

Farside's daily table shows US spot Bitcoin ETFs +$118.8m net on 6 October 2026, led by IBIT (+$122.0m), after −$89.8m on 5 Oct. Outflows followed: −$484.9m on 7 Oct and −$244.1m on 8 Oct (provisional). Third-party figures; can be revised.

US government-linked wallets move bitcoin toward Coinbase Prime, including 12,267 BTC from the Bitfinex-hack seizure; sale unconfirmed

CoinDesk (7 Oct 2026), citing Arkham, reported US government-labelled wallets moved 833.599 BTC (~$71.6m) on 6 Oct toward Coinbase Prime deposit addresses, plus ~40,285 BNB. A sale has not been confirmed. Wallet labels are Arkham’s, not an official statement.

SEC Clears Cboe to List Six 3x ETFs, Including a Bitcoin Fund

The SEC approved Cboe BZX listing six Volatility Shares 3x ETFs, including bitcoin and ether. The registration is not yet effective, so none trade yet.

Bitcoin ~$85,600: CoinDesk’s recorded move after a near-$87k turnback

CoinDesk (6 Oct 2026) reported Bitcoin around $85,600 after a third turnback near $87,000 since 23 Sept. Trade-press snapshot only; no forecast.

Strategy’s 334 BTC purchase: what the company ledger reports

Strategy’s public Bitcoin ledger reports a 5 Oct 2026 buy of 334 BTC at a company-stated ~$85,839 average (~$29m), taking holdings to 848,000 BTC.

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