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Google Buys 890 MW of Nuclear Power for AI vs Bitcoin Mining
Google just bought 890 MW of nuclear power from Constellation Energy to fuel its AI data centers. But Bitcoin miners are competing for the same megawatts — and the economics couldn’t be more different. Here’s what this energy race means for crypto.
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Ledger $93M Exploit: What Really Happened & How to Stay Safe
A coordinated $92.9 million exploit drained crypto wallets across Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain, and Polygon. Here’s what really happened, who was affected, and how to protect your assets from similar attacks.
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Bitcoin ETFs See $484M Outflows: What It Means for BTC
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $484.9 million on October 7, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the outflows at $207.7 million. Fidelity and ARK also posted major withdrawals, signaling broad-based selling pressure across institutional crypto products.
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Credit Unions Face 26 New Stablecoin Reporting Rules
U.S. credit unions involved in stablecoins may soon have to report 26 new federal data fields covering custody, issuer exposure, and direct holdings. The move signals deeper oversight as community institutions expand into digital dollar services.
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Bitcoin ETFs See $1B Outflows in 2 Days: What It Means
US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs lost nearly $1 billion in just two trading sessions, with trading volumes surging. Here’s what this shift in institutional flows means for the crypto market’s near-term outlook.
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Bitcoin Surges to $82,000: Trump Rules Out Iran Strike Before Midterms
Bitcoin has rebounded to $82,000 after Trump ruled out a military strike on Iran before the midterm elections. Analysts are now watching key levels at $78,000, $80,000, and $85,000 as geopolitical relief fuels a fresh wave of buying.
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Blockchain.com Eyes CFTC Approval for Prediction Markets
Blockchain.com has applied for two CFTC licenses to launch prediction markets and crypto derivatives in the United States, joining a growing wave of digital asset firms seeking regulated access to event-based trading. The move signals continued maturation of the US crypto industry under a more favorable regulatory stance.
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Celsius Founder Banned: NY Cracks Down on Crypto Fraud
New York has permanently banned Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky from the crypto industry as part of a $35 million fraud settlement. The case closes a dark chapter and sets a powerful precedent for future crypto regulation and investor protection.