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Bullish on $JUP

Working together continues to pay off: now #solana is working with #polygon on Open Money Stack.

What is it?
Open Money Stack is a payments platform/API that connects the traditional banking world with stablecoins and crypto, led by polygon.

What does it integrate?
Open Money now supports Solana, which means Solana projects can:

✅ Receive money from a bank, card, or cash
✅ Convert it to USDC, USDT, or PYUSD on Solana
✅ Move it between chains such as $SOL, Polygon, Ethereum, tron, and others.
✅ Pay it back to bank accounts or wallets

All with a single API, making it as easy as it should be to move money between the traditional world and stablecoins.

Solana is expanding every day 🚀

¡Jupiter just launched Jupiter Bridge in beta!

Your favorite bridge doesn’t always give you the best rate, but Jupiter does, so here’s the cherry on top.
Now
#JupiterExchange Bridge is a bridge aggregator that compares routes and prices in real time from:

Mayan, Relay, Circle CCTP, NEAR Intents, GUM, and more…

This way, you get the best rates for moving into and out of Solana. There are even some very, very affordable routes compared with, for example, Relay, which is one of the bridges I use most at the moment.

✅ More than 50 networks
✅ No platform fees
✅ You can also swap along the way (e.g., $BNB
to $SOL
)

All on one page—this is now my favorite bridge, $JUP. Give it a try: https://jup.ag/bridge

The .eth domain upgrade "ENSv2" is now available!

This is the biggest upgrade to domains on Ethereum. All holders are entitled to upgrade their domains, and there’s also a commemorative NFT to claim.

This update means:
- Your existing names will keep working
- New hierarchical registrations and advanced permissions
- Redesigned app and Explorer
- Optional upgrade from the app

If you were an eligible holder in the June 1, 2026 snapshot, you can claim a personalized generative commemorative NFT after upgrading your names. You can only claim one, even if you have multiple domains. You only pay the fees in $ETH Claim now: https://app.ens.domains

Now
#JPMorgan
is bringing its coin
$JPMD
to Ethereum

The bank has just expanded its dollar deposit token to Ethereum for institutional clients.

It’s not a stablecoin; each unit represents an actual deposit at JPMorgan, with the same credit risk profile and regulatory framework as a traditional bank deposit. The funds never leave the bank’s regulated infrastructure and can be redeemed for dollars at any time.

- Available only to approved institutional clients.
- Near-instant 24/7 settlement and P2P transfers across the EVM ecosystem and Base.

It’s another concrete step by a systemically important bank treating public blockchains as real financial infrastructure.
This could encourage more people to explore and enter the crypto market, building trust and adoption.

Always bullish $SOL

Now #Amazon wants AI to remember your conversations.

The company unveiled Bee Frontier, a smart bracelet, and Eclipse, a device that attaches to your phone.

Both can record conversations when activated by the user and turn them into summaries, reminders, and to-do lists.

Prices: $74.99 and $99.99

They can also generate product recommendations with an $11.99 monthly subscription.

But there’s an important issue: privacy.

There’s also one small question mark: What happens to the people who appear in those recordings without knowing it? Little things, bits and bobs.

AI keeps advancing, but so does the debate over how far it should go.

Now #Ledger has just become #SolanaMobile’s first hardware partner.

The new Ledger Atom will come with the Seeker app, dApp Store, and Solana wallet preinstalled.

More than 1,500 apps, Ledger security, and the Solana ecosystem all in one device. Seeker users don’t lose anything, and builders can now reach more people.

After what happened with Ledger, this is undoubtedly an effort to improve trust, and I think it’s a really good move—especially when it involves a major player in Solana.

Things are getting interesting $SKR

Just cashback, folks 😜
In September I spent a couple of dollars using the card for purchases on Mercado Libre, and I got $3.49 back in $BTC—not much, but honest.

October has been busier, so let’s see how much cashback we get by the end of the month. #BinanceCard

I just claimed my Noah ID lucasolana.id. AI

TryNoahAI is a platform that lets you create complete blockchain applications through AI chat. Ideal for anyone who wants to launch something on Solana without writing code. Claim yours now and join the community
#TryNoahAI https://trynoah.ai

Ledger update on the CryptoBilis incident ⚠️

After 72 hours of investigation, Ledger confirms that only devices sold by the CryptoBilis reseller were affected. The number of cases is limited, and its systems and direct sales are not compromised.

This was not a hack of Ledger's systems or direct sales. It appears that devices sold by CryptoBilis were modified.

Key recommendations:
- Do not initialize unused devices purchased from CryptoBilis.
- If a device is already set up, move your funds to a new seed on a device purchased directly from Ledger.
- Contact official #Ledger support if you have any questions.
- Avoid buying hardware wallets from unauthorized resellers.

Ledger is working with the authorities and reminds users that it will never ask for their 24-word recovery phrase or contact them via DMs or phone calls.

Samsung is partnering with Solana to natively integrate $USDC transfers into Samsung Wallet. Starting the last week of October 2026, eligible Galaxy users in the United States will be able to send money in directly from the same app they already use for cards. The launch covers 82 million Galaxy devices compatible with Samsung Wallet in the U.S., with plans to expand to more markets. How does it work? The feature is in Samsung Wallet and Samsung Pay. Solana runs in the background, alongside another supporting network. There’s no need to install apps or anything unusual, create seed phrases, or deal with any of that. It’ll be simple. - You can send USDC to compatible external wallets in seconds. - You can also send it to bank accounts in more than 60 countries. - It includes swaps to convert between local currency and USDC. - It requires biometric authentication on a registered Galaxy device, a Samsung account, and identity verification. Who’s behind it? Solana and Sui. On the infrastructure side, Bastion, a regulated stablecoin infrastructure provider, and Coinbase as the official custodian. Basically, the USDC is held in Coinbase Prime Vault. Why does it matter? Solana has already processed more than $5.25 trillion in stablecoin volume in 2026 alone, and companies like PayPal and Western Union already use it for these kinds of flows. The supply of stablecoins on Solana rose by nearly 20% year over year and reached all-time highs. Natively adding USDC to the pre-installed wallet of one of the world’s largest smartphone manufacturers is a real step toward widespread, everyday adoption. Everyone comes around to Solana sooner or later!

Now #Ledger has just launched Crypto Loan inside Ledger Wallet.

You put up cbBTC or wBTC as collateral and borrow $USDC or $USDT without selling your Bitcoin. It was unveiled at TOKEN2049 Singapore.
Morpho provides the credit market; Yield xyz integrates the position into the app, and users sign off on every step using their hardware device.

This isn’t native Bitcoin.

The collateral is wrapped BTC (Coinbase’s cbBTC or wBTC). The actual BTC isn’t part of the loan—a representation of it on Ethereum is.

The signing still happens on the Ledger, but once deposited, the collateral is held in Morpho’s contracts, not on the device.

The risks are the usual ones.
These markets liquidate at 86% LTV. If Bitcoin falls and you cross that threshold, your position is liquidated and you lose some of your collateral at a discount.
The interest rate is variable and depends on market utilization. In the app, you can simulate a loan, view your LTV, add collateral, repay, or borrow more.

The rollout is gradual and depends on the country.

Ledger isn’t the lender; credit comes from Morpho’s markets. This is Morpho’s second product on Ledger, after Earn.
Paul Frambot pitched it as a flywheel: Earn’s stablecoins can fund these loans, providing liquidity against Bitcoin without selling it—with liquidation, variable rates, and wrapper risk.

If you had a .sol domain from @solananameservice before the August 17 snapshot, your new equivalent .sol is already on its way.

It’ll be delivered automatically—no claim, no signing anything, and no payment required. Distribution starts in early October and will roll out over several days. You can check if you’re eligible and when it’ll arrive at migration.sns.id

Watch out for scams, folks: SNS won’t ask you to claim or activate anything. If someone sends you a link to “claim” your .sol, it’s not official.

And even after it’s delivered, it might not show up in your wallet or work in apps right away. So be patient—it’s normal for it to take a little while to appear. $SNS

Your .sol, your web3 identity!

I just got my first .com domain

Now my website is on an official .com domain. The site has undergone several changes since I announced its first publication on a .sol domain.

Guess what I paid for it with?
Yes, that's right, with $USDC
thanks to the Binance Card and directly on Vercel.

100% migration to http://Lucasolana.com

Mastercard is integrating a new stablecoin.

The company is integrating support for $OUSD, the new stablecoin from @openstandard, through BVNK, its payments infrastructure.

Businesses will be able to use $OUSD to make payments and settlements without having to change their existing systems.

They’ll also be able to issue and redeem $OUSD 1:1 for dollars with no fees through BVNK, Stripe, and Visa.

The stablecoin is backed by Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe, and Visa, with more than $1 billion committed for initial liquidity.

The stablecoin is already live on Ethereum, #Solana, Base, and Tempo.

Major payment networks seem to be increasingly convinced: stablecoins are moving from being a crypto alternative to becoming global financial infrastructure.

My physical Binance Card is on its way.

After 7 months, I finally managed to apply for a physical card. I’ve already made several purchases with the virtual card on Mercado Libre and at supermarkets and stores like D1 using $USDC.

They’re giving them away for free right now, and it arrives right at your doorstep.

#BinanceCard

Now #MetaMask is withdrawing about 523,000 ETH from Ethereum staking, roughly $1.41 million, after an attacker changed the addresses that receive rewards from their validators.

What’s curious is that the attacker would only have managed to divert 0.36 ETH ($970). No staked ETH was stolen, and no wallets were compromised.

The issue is that #MetaMask can’t quickly determine which validators are affected, so it decided to remove the entire set: about 17,000 validators, around 2% of Ethereum’s assets.

Re-staking could take up to 45 days due to entry queues.

With 523,000 $ETH out of staking during that time, approximately 1,700 ETH ($4.6M) would stop being generated as rewards.

A preventive measure that ends up costing thousands of times more than the amount that was diverted.

Even the biggest names in the ecosystem can’t escape the horrors of this little world.

Q3 of
#humafinance was the biggest so far and the market noise could barely be heard.

- PST went from being “just another yield” to over $382M— that’s 110% in the quarter, with $196M in net inflows.
- Cumulative payment volume above $18B.
- Zero defaults since day one.
- The proof of solvency earned RockawayX its first AA.

Next week the team will be in Singapore for Token2049, Solana Summit, Agentic Money, DeFinition, and Vault Summit with Morpho.

In the meantime, the $HUMA token
stays at $0.033— up 35% over the last 7 days.

#PayFi continues to prove it’s here to stay

The new .sol from @solananameservice are on the way; soon we can have the new active Solana domain features.

The domains will be received without making any claim or transactions; they will arrive directly in your wallet.
We continue with $SNS