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Last 3 hours · Oct 09, 2026
1. Ether liquidations surge past bitcoin in billion dollar crypto flush
$ETH traders suffered $356M in liquidations over 24 hours, outpacing $BTC as total liquidations hit $1.19B. Fed rate hike worries, Iran tensions, and AI wallet security warnings triggered the drop. BTC fell to $80.4K before rebounding to $82.2K after Middle East strike fears eased.
2. Thailand finalizes rules paving way for bitcoin and ether ETFs
Thailand SEC finalized crypto ETF rules effective Oct 16, allowing spot products exclusively on the main exchange. Mutual and private funds can now invest locally. The framework restricts margin loans and requires SEC-regulated custodians.
3. Crypto companies linked to Trump backed firm face legal battle
DWF claimed BitGo breached contract in a $141M legal dispute involving private coin deals. The case highlights controversial private token transactions common across the digital asset sector. Investors watch for fallout affecting market stability and institutional trust.
4. Pimco warns US 10 year Treasury yields risk hitting six percent
Bond giant Pimco warned that further sharp rises in borrowing costs are feasible as market participants unwind losing bets. Yields risk reaching 6% for the first time since 2000. This pressures equities and leveraged crypto markets as global liquidity tightens.
5. XRP Ledger adds permission delegation for banks and tokenized funds
The ledger activated PermissionDelegationV1_1 on Oct 8, allowing account owners to authorize helper accounts for specific tasks. Businesses can split payments and compliance while keeping main keys offline. The upgrade brings enhanced institutional control to the network.
Tightening rates and liquidations weigh on crypto, while new ETF rules and ledger upgrades offer structural support.
Source: CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Crypto Briefing, Financial Times
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Last 3 hours · Oct 09, 2026
1. Ether liquidations surge past bitcoin in billion dollar crypto flush
$ETH traders suffered $356M in liquidations over 24 hours, outpacing $BTC as total liquidations hit $1.19B. Fed rate hike worries, Iran tensions, and AI wallet security warnings triggered the drop. BTC fell to $80.4K before rebounding to $82.2K after Middle East strike fears eased.
2. Thailand finalizes rules paving way for bitcoin and ether ETFs
Thailand SEC finalized crypto ETF rules effective Oct 16, allowing spot products exclusively on the main exchange. Mutual and private funds can now invest locally. The framework restricts margin loans and requires SEC-regulated custodians.
3. Crypto companies linked to Trump backed firm face legal battle
DWF claimed BitGo breached contract in a $141M legal dispute involving private coin deals. The case highlights controversial private token transactions common across the digital asset sector. Investors watch for fallout affecting market stability and institutional trust.
4. Pimco warns US 10 year Treasury yields risk hitting six percent
Bond giant Pimco warned that further sharp rises in borrowing costs are feasible as market participants unwind losing bets. Yields risk reaching 6% for the first time since 2000. This pressures equities and leveraged crypto markets as global liquidity tightens.
5. XRP Ledger adds permission delegation for banks and tokenized funds
The ledger activated PermissionDelegationV1_1 on Oct 8, allowing account owners to authorize helper accounts for specific tasks. Businesses can split payments and compliance while keeping main keys offline. The upgrade brings enhanced institutional control to the network.
Tightening rates and liquidations weigh on crypto, while new ETF rules and ledger upgrades offer structural support.
Source: CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Crypto Briefing, Financial Times
$SOL