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Market data show the bulk of recent liquidations hit long positions as Bitcoin's price moved lower.
The company announced two new AI models it says match leading large-language models and called them a step toward “personal superintelligence.”
A free reverse-engineering toolkit called REA has rapidly gained popularity as AI-decompiled mods, console ports and Adobe-style clones appear online.
Crypto-aligned groups disclosed a $2.7 million push into U.S. House contests and announced an additional ad buy with 22 days remaining before the 2026 midterms.
The foundation will fund an upgrade that shifts the AI data protocol to run natively on Sui and retire DATA Network’s standalone chain.
A single wallet recorded a seven-figure gain after moving ETH quotes tied to Hyperliquid on Papertrade, then suffered substantial losses when multiple short positions were liquidated.
A user reported buying a tampered Ledger from a major European retailer, and security researchers using AI uncovered a bug tied to roughly 18 trillion XRP for which they received a $250,000 reward.
A patch closed an integer overflow in the ledger’s payment engine that, if exploited, could have created roughly 18 trillion spendable XRP in a single transaction.
Multiple amicus briefs have been filed and regulators have issued both an interim final rule and a separate proposed rule addressing prediction markets, but the U.S. Supreme Court has not indicated whether it will take the cases.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Oct. 11, 2026 released two measures intended to draw a regulatory line between prediction markets and casino gambling, a move that could trigger federal–state jurisdictional litigation.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued a proposed rule and an interim rule drawing a regulatory boundary between event-based contracts and casino-style wagering.
Sun announced on X that Tron has activated post‑quantum cryptography on its testnet and is prepared to move the upgrade to mainnet.