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A 10 ETH refund bug forced #THORChain to halt trading on 10 chains.
An #Ethereum block reorganization triggered a duplicate payout. The extra 10 #ETH was returned, but the vulnerability remains.
Only AVAX, BASE, RUNE and XRPL trading stayed active as of November 1.
69% of financial institutions offer or plan #stablecoin services.
Yet only 18% report interest from more than a quarter of their clients, according to EY-Parthenon.
Banks are building ahead of demand, prioritizing competitive positioning over immediate revenue.
#XRP rebounds from $1.20 but faces a wall of resistance.
Trading near $1.25, XRP remains below its 100-day and 200-day moving averages.
Bulls must reclaim $1.30 to target $1.32–$1.34.
Losing $1.20 could expose $1.14.
Solana keeps defending $100 - but the pressure is building.
#SOL briefly dipped to $99.30 before recovering near $100.50.
The next support is $97.70, while bulls need to reclaim $109.50.
Losing $97.70 could expose $92.30.
#HYPE breaks out of its descending channel.
#Hyperliquid trades near $82, holding above key support at $80.
The next major test is $85–$87 resistance.
A daily close below $80 could invalidate the breakout and expose $75–$76.
#Stellar hosts a new tokenized private-fund liquidity pilot.
Pontoro and Archax are building a pool that buys investors' fund stakes at discounts that widen as cash runs low.
Minimum investment: $200K. Redemptions may be delayed or suspended.
#Mastercard warns of the “#stablecoin sandwich.”
#Blockchain transfers take seconds, but converting money in and out can take days.
After acquiring BVNK for up to $1.8B, Mastercard is now selling infrastructure to solve that problem.
#Ripple wins US approval for its national trust bank.
The bank will support $2.5B RLUSD reserves and institutional crypto custody.
But it hasn't opened yet, and the approved operations don't require XRP purchases.
A major milestone for Ripple, not a direct XRP demand catalyst.
#Crypto wallets were drained more than a year after traders stopped using a bot.
An attacker stole 9,408 SOL ($953K) from 48 Bloom-linked wallets.
Five hadn't traded through Bloom since early 2025.
Stopping a bot doesn't automatically remove wallet security risks.



























