Posts of Crypto Headlines 🗞

JUST IN: Michael Saylor's Strategy flips Nubank in value, surpassing the fintech giant with 135 million users. Bitcoin is the way! 🚀 @headlines

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🚨LATEST: Andrew Tate just moved $1.87 MILLION worth of $HYPE to Binance. Tate deposited 20,950 HYPE, bought at around $4.48 nearly two years ago. The position has generated a reported $7.24M profit, a +1,317% return. He still holds 63,550 HYPE worth roughly $5.62M, as per lookonchain. @headlines

JUST IN: Bitcoin ETFs sold $148M on Wednesday, snapping 9-day streak! • September ended strong with $2.65B net inflows. • Data stays constructive as BTC stagnated near $84k. @headlines

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JUST IN: Citibank raised 2027 Bitcoin target to $113k from $82k. 🚀 • Supportive macroeconomic scenario. • Gradual advisor allocation increase. • Expects $5B ETF inflows over 12 months. @headlines

JUST IN: Short-term Bitcoin buyers sit in 13% profit past $73.3K cost basis! 🚀 Setup mirrors previous bull run cycles, according to Glassnode. 👉 Lower risk of panic selling. Bullish! @headlines

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🚨BULLISH: Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin will hit $1MILLION by 2030, arguing an AI debt crisis could fuel its next massive rally. The Maelstrom CIO sees late 2027 or early 2028 as a potential turning point, when slowing AI infrastructure spending could expose projects unable to repay their debts. His thesis predicts losses would spread to lenders, forcing governments and central banks to inject liquidity that ultimately flows into scarce assets like Bitcoin. Hayes compares the risk to 2008 rather than the dot-com crash, with the danger concentrated in the debt financing the boom. An AI bust followed by a liquidity surge is the scenario behind his $1 million target. @headlines

2027 almost here … @headlines

JOHN MCAFEE: “If Bitcoin breaks $100K, you can bet it will hit $1 million.” @headlines

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🇺🇸HUGE: The CFTC has OFFICIALLY approved Coinbase's own clearinghouse, built for USDC collateral and 24/7 settlement. Coinbase Clearing is now registered to clear fully collateralized futures, options on futures and swaps, per the CFTC's order. Coinbase says clearing these contracts directly should speed up development of new regulated products. It calls Coinbase Clearing the first USDC-native clearinghouse, though it will still use outside partners for some products, including its planned single-stock perps. @headlines

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🇪🇸 NEW: Spain confirms that crypto held in self-custody wallets is EXEMPT from foreign asset disclosures. Crypto held with foreign custodians may still require disclosure when holdings exceed €50,000. Assets bought and fully sold on foreign exchanges within the same year also require no filing. @headlines

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🇺🇸 HUGE: Blockchain .com is targeting a $500 MILLION IPO at a valuation of up to $6 BILLION, per Bloomberg. The crypto exchange and wallet giant is seeking a U.S. listing this year after confidentially filing earlier in 2026. It is reportedly pitching investors on a $4B–$6B valuation, though the deal could be smaller and terms remain subject to change. The potential listing would make one of the latest major crypto companies to tap public markets as the industry’s IPO pipeline heats up. @headlines

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🚨JUST IN: Vitalik Buterin unveils Ethereum's next era as a "cryptographic world computer." The Ethereum co-founder says the network is "really not just a blockchain anymore," but a system combining blockchains with modern cryptography to be cheaper, faster and more private. He says next year's Hegota upgrade is likely Ethereum's last "normal" one, with everything after focused on zero-knowledge proofs and quantum safety. By 2030, he expects transactions to finalize in as little as 8 seconds, down from around 200 seconds in 2015. @headlines

🪙BITCOIN: The US has a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. But it has never bought a single Bitcoin. 18 months after Trump signed the order, the reserve still holds only BTC the government seized in criminal and civil cases. The order never required any purchases, only asking officials to look for ways to buy more without using taxpayer money. @headlines

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⚡️NEW: FedNow, the Fed’s instant payment service for U.S. financial institutions, is going CROSS-BORDER, but it is NOT using stablecoins. FedNow will handle the U.S. leg of international payments in DOLLARS, while correspondent banks handle the overseas leg. That puts stablecoins in direct competition, as banks gain a 24/7 regulated alternative for faster cross-border payments. @headlines