💸 Coinbase received CFTC approval to launch its own clearing house Coinbase Clearing — it will work with fully collateralized futures, options, and swaps based on USDC.

Now the company has almost the entire regulated derivatives cycle in the US closed — from broker and exchange to its own clearing.

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🍏 Apple has closed a vulnerability in iOS and iPadOS that was already being exploited in sophisticated attacks on cryptocurrency wallet owners.

Through a specially crafted file, attackers could achieve code execution on the device, which is why SlowMist advises to update as soon as possible.

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🪙 In this cycle, old Bitcoins have started to move noticeably more often — coins older than six months already accounted for 12.7% of the total volume, compared to 6.8% in the previous cycle.

These are not necessarily sales, but long-term holders have clearly become more active in moving BTC.

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⚪️ Coinbase wants to turn unpacking Pokémon cards into a digital gambling mechanic — packs are opened directly in the app, but behind each dropped card stands a real physical copy.

It can be left in storage and resold without ever touching it, or delivered home — Coinbase has not yet revealed prices and the exact launch date.

Earlier we wrote that Pokémon cards as of 2026 are still outperforming both Bitcoin and S&P 500.

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☠️ Hackers were inside the infrastructure of Bitget for at least 25 days before stealing $388,000,000 — according to SlowMist, the first trace of the hack appeared back on August 31st through a vulnerability in a third-party security service.

Private keys were not stolen — attackers obtained internal credentials and forced the system to approve fake withdrawals itself.

Part of the stolen funds were then moved through CoW Protocol, Chainflip, and other cross-chain services.

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🪙 Strive made a massive Bitcoin purchase in a month — from August 24 to September 25, the company accumulated 6,106 BTC worth approximately $491 million.

The average purchase price was $80,375 per 1 BTC — meaning an average of about $15 million per day was spent on purchases.

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