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Strive buys 3,311 Bitcoin as BTC holdings reach 32,773

Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company Strive has purchased another 3,311 BTC over the past week, bringing its total holdings to 32,773 Bitcoin as it continues expanding its cryptocurrency reserves.　　SummaryStrive purchased 3,311 Bitcoin during the past week, increasing its corporate treasury to 32,773 BTC.CEO Matt Cole reported $208 million in warrant exercises ahead of the October 13 deadline.Approximately 15.3 million warrants remained outstanding, with their exercise deadline set for 5 p.m. ET.Strive formalized a $100 minimum issuance price for SATA preferred shares in its governing documents.The Nasdaq-listed companys Bitcoin holdings have grown through market purchases and its Semler Scientific acquisition.　　Strive CEO Matt Cole announced the acquisition on October 13, alongside updates on the companys financing activities and preferred stock terms. The latest purchase raised its Bitcoin holdings from 29,462 BTC and coincided with $208 million in warrant exercises ahead of a deadline later Tuesday.　　Last week, Strive acquired 3,311 $BTC, increasing total holdings to ₿32,773.　　– $208M in warrants exercised; ~15.3M remain, expiring today at 5pm ET.　　– SATAs $100 minimum issuance price is now a binding restriction in governing docs, formalizing the protection.$SATA $ASST pic.twitter.com/YKGWy4eLN8　　— Matt Cole (@ColeMacro) October 13, 2026　　Cole said approximately 15.3 million warrants remained outstanding before their scheduled expiration at 5

8 hours agoIndustry

Stacks price jumps 7% ahead of November Bitcoin staking event

Stacks (STX) has climbed 6.74% in the past 24 hours to $0.4119, extending its weekly gains to 10.28% as interest grows around the networks Bitcoin staking program and its upcoming November bonding period.　　SummaryStacks gained 6.74% over 24 hours and traded near $0.4119, according to supplied CoinGecko data.STX recorded $108.7 million in daily trading volume, with market capitalization reaching approximately $772 million.Stacks requires participants to lock STX worth 5% of their Bitcoin holdings for protocol bonding.Analyst Elite Crypto identified $0.476 resistance and suggested $0.70 as a potential breakout price target.The third Bitcoin staking bonding period is expected around November 10, according to CoinMarketCals calendar.　　CoinGecko market data showed STX recording approximately $108.7 million in daily trading volume, with a market capitalization of $772.4 million. The cryptocurrency traded between $0.3776 and $0.46 during the previous 24 hours, outperforming several major digital assets during the observed period. Its gains followed the launch of Stacks institutional Bitcoin staking program, which requires participants to lock STX alongside their Bitcoin holdings.　　You might also like:　　Why is Stacks (STX) going up？　　Stacks price rises as Bitcoin staking attracts attention　　According to CoinGecko data, STX had risen 10.28% over seven days, while another performance snapshot showed gains of 29% over 14 days

8 hours agoIndustry

Blackrock Drives $150M Bitcoin, Ether ETF Selling

U.S. crypto ETFs opened the week under renewed pressure, with bitcoin funds losing $65.40 million and ether ETFs extending their outflow streak to 10 consecutive sessions.　　Key TakeawaysBitcoin ETFs lost $65.40M on Monday, all from Blackrocks IBIT.Ether hit 10 straight outflow sessions, while solana, zcash, and HYPE also stayed under pressure.This week will test if bitcoin ETF demand broadens again as NEAR keeps attracting inflows.　　Bitcoin ETFs Lose $65M as Ether Outflows Hit 10 Days　　The new week began much as the last one ended: with institutional investors still trimming exposure to major digital assets.　　Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $65.40 million in net outflows on Monday, with the entire withdrawal coming from Blackrocks IBIT. Every other fund was flat.　　That concentration is notable.　　Last week‘s $681 million bitcoin ETF outflow was spread across several major issuers, led by Fidelity and Ark & 21Shares. Monday’s selling was narrower, suggesting the market may be moving from broad de-risking toward more selective portfolio adjustments.　　Trading value reached $1.23 billion, while net assets closed at $106.06 billion. For investors watching bitcoin‘s price, the flow data remains cautious. The selling has eased from last week’s peak, though sustained institutional accumulation has yet to return.　　Ether Remains the Clearest Weak Spot　　Ether ETFs lost

9 hours agoIndustry

110,000,000 ADA sold by Cardano whales: Is a bigger drop coming？

Cardano (ADA) has fallen 15.70% over the past seven days to approximately $0.234, as large investors reduced their holdings by more than 110 million tokens and network participation weakened.　　SummaryCardano fell 15.70% over seven days, trading near $0.234 amid continued pressure from cryptocurrency sellers.Large Cardano holders sold over 110 million ADA within five days, according to analyst Ali Martinez.Daily active addresses declined 41.36%, falling from 27,248 to 15,977, according to Santiment figures shared.Cardano processed 1,780,896 transactions during Epoch 660, surpassing its previous five-day transaction record from 2021.Cardano Card will discontinue services October 31 following changes to payment partner Wirexs custodial infrastructure.　　Crypto analyst Ali Martinez reported on October 13 that Cardano whales had sold more than 110 million ADA over five days, citing Santiment data. The selling coincided with a 41.36% decline in daily active addresses, raising concerns about continued weakness in the cryptocurrency. ADA has since moved below the $0.24 support level identified in the analysts chart, bringing the $0.21 area into focus.　　You might also like:　　Cardano price slips as analyst flags two more downside targets　　Cardano price falls as whales sell over 110 million ADA　　According to the analysts Santiment figures, large ADA holders reduced their combined holdings by more than 110 million

9 hours agoIndustry

More than half of Ethenas USDe backing is allocated to lending

Ethena‘s USDe, a synthetic dollar targeting $1, has 51.2% of its backing allocated to DeFi and institutional lending, according to risk assessor LlamaRisk’s October 12 assessment. The allocation figure does not measure actual borrower drawdowns or cash available for immediate withdrawal. For holders, usable reserve assets and access to an exit near the peg are separate tests.　　Eligible counterparties can redeem USDe directly with Ethena, subject to its conditions. Other holders rely on secondary markets for an exit. Withdrawing USDe from sUSDe, its staking vault share, requires a separate unstaking process. A lending position can have excess collateral while supplied stablecoins remain borrowed. Recovering those assets depends on available pool liquidity or the applicable loan agreements recall and redelivery provisions.　　The global snapshot reports $4.76 billion of backing against 4.76 billion USDe outstanding. Its lending allocations are 36.9% DeFi and 14.3% institutional, alongside 24.9% liquid stablecoins, 17.6% crypto basis and 6.0% real-world assets.　　LlamaRisk discloses partial Aave DAO funding and its independent Ethena proof-of-reserves attestation role. It says it received no protocol or affiliated-entity compensation for this assessment.　　The diversification itself predates this snapshot. Ethenas March governance discussions already described lending deployments, and CryptoSlate covered the broader backing shift in August.　　When lending assets become

9 hours agoIndustry

Ledger Finds LTE Implant That Stole Recovery Phrases in Suspected $86M Drain

In briefLedger said its Donjon security team found an unauthorized hardware implant in a wallet sold by Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis.The implant reads the 24-word recovery phrase from the devices screen during setup and transmits it over LTE using a provisioned eSIM.Ledger has not confirmed how many users were affected or how much was lost, and is reviewing reports of implants in other devices and locations.　　Ledger said its security research team has found an unauthorized hardware implant that captured recovery phrases inside wallets sold by Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, in a tweet on Tuesday.　　The Paris-based hardware wallet manufacturer said it confirmed the implant on Saturday in one affected users device. All confirmed losses from the incident, which Ledger disclosed on Friday, involve devices sold through CryptoBilis, and the company said it has not verified a drain linked to a device bought elsewhere.　　A Ledger device, which the company calls a signer, shows a 24-word recovery phrase during setup. Anyone holding that phrase can restore the wallet and control its funds.　　According to the analysis by Ledger Donjon, the companys security team, the implant sits inside the devices enclosure and reads what is shown on the screen. When it detects the recovery phrase

9 hours agoIndustry

Is AI Taking Our Jobs？ The IMF Says Young People Should Worry First

The risk of AI taking jobs falls hardest on young people, International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Kristalina Georgieva warned Monday in Bangkok. The routine roles where careers usually begin are vanishing first, she said.　　Georgieva expects AI to eventually touch about 40% of jobs worldwide. Yet the IMFs own US research shows overall job gains, mostly in lower-paid work.　　Sponsored　　Sponsored　　Why Are Young Workers First in Line？　　Speaking at the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, Georgieva compared AI to a tsunami that moves slowly but still hits.　　The IMF expects around 60% of jobs in advanced economies to feel the impact, against 23% in low-income countries. Poorer nations only look safer because AI has not reached them yet, she said.　　Meanwhile, IMF research in the US found routine jobs shrinking. Most new positions are lower-paid roles in data centers and services, echoing a warning from Mark Cuban about who benefits.　　“The people to worry about first and foremost young people that are coming into the labor market. Normally they would get into this routine repetitive jobs and then grow up the ranks but if they‘re gone I don’t think any young person wants to be a barista in a coffee shop…”　　Kristalina Georgieva, IMF Managing Director, said.　　Sponsored　　Sponsored　　Is

9 hours agoIndustry

Elon Musk: “No Idea How to Make Chips,” But Well Do It Better Than Anyone

Elon Musk admitted he has no idea how to make chips, then predicted his companies would build them better than anyone. Speaking via livestream at Saturdays X Takeover event in Austin, he credited their custom factory equipment.　　The boast targets one of the hardest industries to enter. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) and its peers have refined their processes for decades and spend tens of billions of dollars a year.　　Sponsored　　Sponsored　　Why Does Musk Think Custom Equipment Wins？　　“I don‘t know how to make chips, to be clear. I have no idea how to make chips. But we’ll figure it out… I had no idea how to make cars or rockets as well.”　　Musk said his tours of Intel, Samsung, and TSMC fabs left him impressed. Still, he noticed the machines came mostly from the same vendors, with little customization.　　Tesla works the other way. It designs much of its own production machinery, including through its Tesla Automation Germany unit.　　That experience, Musk argued, could let his companies improve how chips are manufactured, according to Bloomberg.　　“I don‘t want to be complacent or entitled or anything, but, I think probably we’ll figure out how to make chips better than anyone. Honestly. I don‘t know how long it’s going

9 hours agoIndustry

Morning Minute: Bitcoin Gets Spooked as ‘Uptober’ Lets Down

Morning Minute is a daily newsletter written by Tyler Warner. The analysis and opinions expressed are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of Decrypt. And check out our daily news show FOMO HOUR covering all of the top stories and market action.　　GM!　　Todays top news:Crypto majors red but rebound off Monday bottom; BTC at $83.4kAlts fall 5-12% in nasty drawdown; only 4 of top 100 coins in greenETF outflows continue, now deep red for October for BTC and ETHBlur announces shutdown; front end deprecated by Nov 12Robinhood Chain leaders continue fall despite Vlad comments; Stonk goes sub-$100M　　BitcoinBTC · USD　　$83,454−2.64%　　24H7D1M1YYTD　　Oct 6Oct 8Oct 10Oct 11Oct 13　　$85.7k$84.1k$82.4k$80.7k　　24h HighHigh$84,074　　24h LowLow$81,018　　VolVol$1.3B　　Market projectionsOdds by Myriad　　Today$82,000 to $84,000$82k–$84k98% chanceThis weekBelow $84,000Below $84k57% chance　　→　　Buy Bitcoin with USDT　　Powered by Jupiter　　$50$100$500　　Buy　　Price data by CoinGeckoCoinGeckoMore Bitcoin news and projections →　　???? Bitcoin Gets Spooked as ‘Uptober’ Lets Down　　Uptober has been anything but. BTC is sitting at $83K, down 3.2% on the week. It topped out near $87K early last week, then slid to $81K on Monday, a roughly 7% drawdown, before bouncing modestly.　　Sentiment followed price. The Crypto Fear BTC -0.3% at $83.4k; ETH -2% at $2,500; SOL -5% at $106.6; HYPE -6% at $82; ZEC -8% at $1,195Top alt moversinclude STX

9 hours agoIndustry

MediaMarktSaturn pulls Ledger products amid tampering reports

MediaMarktSaturn, the parent company of European electronics retailer MediaMarkt, has removed Ledger products from its stores and online platforms amid reports of tampered hardware wallets.　　“The MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group has removed all of the manufacturers products from its stores and online platforms and is in contact with the manufacturer,” a spokesperson told Cointelegraph in an email on Tuesday. “We take this incident very seriously.”　　An X user known as Johannes claimed Monday that he purchased two Ledger wallets from separate MediaMarkt stores. He said both contained unauthorized cables and cellular modules.　　The security concerns emerged Friday after Ledger said it is investigating reports of losses involving devices sold through Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis. Ledger said Tuesday that implants transmitted users recovery phrases over cellular networks and that it was investigating reports beyond CryptoBilis.　　Separately, former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès said Tuesday that a Ledger Flex purchased at Singapores airport contained a spy implant. Ledger responded by referring users to its latest CryptoBilis investigation update, without directly addressing the Singapore case.　　Cointelegraph contacted Ledger to ask whether it had confirmed any tampered devices in Europe but received no response by publication time.　　Felix Ng contributed reporting.　　Related: Ledger implant tests Bitcoin ETFs as safer custodial solutions than

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