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Robinhood Buys $25M of Bitcoin for Its Own Balance SheetBitcoinWorldRobinhood buys $25M of Bitcoin for its own balance sheet
Robinhood has placed $25 million worth of Bitcoin onto its own books, the company’s crypto chief Johann Kerbrat said on Oct. 7, marking the first time the Nasdaq-listed brokerage has held the asset with company capital rather than on behalf of users. Kerbrat, who serves as senior vice president and general manager of crypto and international, told crypto media that the allocation is about positioning rather than size, according to Crypto.news.
Robinhood has added $25 million of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, its first proprietary holding of the asset. Johann Kerbrat described the move as aligning Robinhood with the crypto community, while noting the sum is modest against the company’s roughly $100 billion market capitalization.
Speaking at the Digital Asset Summit Asia, Kerbrat said the firm cares deeply about Bitcoin and the ecosystem around it, and framed the purchase as a way to align the company and its vision with the crypto community. He also set expectations on scale, noting that Robinhood is a massive company whose market capitalization sits near $100 billion and that a $25 million Bitcoin position will not meaningfully change its trajectory.
Robinhood has not disclosed a coin count. Crypto.news reported only the dollar figure, while Bitcoin Magazine estimated the holding at roughly 294 BTC using an average price near $84,960, with other estimates based on prices around $84,000 placing it nearer 300 BTC. Bitcoin Magazine reported that the exact number is expected in the company’s next public filing. Neither outlet supplied a filing date.
Key facts
Robinhood added $25 million worth of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, its first proprietary BTC holding, per Crypto.news.
Senior vice president and general manager of crypto and international Johann Kerbrat disclosed the purchase on Oct. 7, 2026, and described it as aligning the company and its vision with the crypto community.
Robinhood shares closed 1.85% lower at $112 on Tuesday, putting market capitalization close to $100 billion, according to Crypto.news.
The company reported $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume for August, up 61% from $10.9 billion in July, with Bitstamp handling $10.1 billion and the main app $7.4 billion.
Strategy purchased another 334 BTC for about $28.7 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4 at an average of $85,838.80 per coin, lifting its holdings to 848,000 BTC.
A small allocation against a large crypto business
The purchase sits awkwardly between two scales. At $25 million it is a rounding error against a balance sheet attached to a roughly $100 billion valuation—Kerbrat said as much himself. Yet the same company reported $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume in August alone, with funded customers at 28.6 million and total platform assets near $384 billion at the end of that month. Robinhood is not experimenting with a peripheral product line; it is putting principal behind an asset that already drives a substantial share of its trading revenue.
The distinction between custody and ownership is central here. Bitcoin Magazine reported that Robinhood already holds roughly 185,000 BTC, worth about $15.5 billion, for customers—around $25 billion across multiple chains when other assets are counted, based on on-chain analysis. Those coins belong to users. The new $25 million belongs to the company, which is why Bitcoin Magazine treated the decision itself as the story rather than the dollar amount. Kerbrat’s comments left room for either interpretation: a one-off statement of intent, or the first line of a treasury strategy. He did not say which.
Derivatives, tokenized stocks and a Layer 2
The balance sheet move lands in the middle of a broad crypto expansion. Robinhood is preparing to offer perpetual futures to eligible U.S. users, covering Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, Cardano, Chainlink and Hyperliquid. Crypto.news reported that Bitcoin and Ether contracts are expected to carry leverage up to 10x, while the other six assets would offer up to 3x. The products are expected to run through Robinhood Derivatives on Bitstamp infrastructure, with trading fees set at 0.01% through the end of 2026. CEO Vlad Tenev described the planned offering as the first true perps for U.S. customers, with no expiry and profit and loss settled every 15 minutes.
The company’s stock token business is also pressing against limits. Robinhood said its tokenized equity trading volume was already approaching caps imposed under the SEC’s five-year innovation exemption. Kerbrat said the company plans to add voting rights and in-kind redemptions to its stock tokens while working toward support for more U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds.
Underneath both sits Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. The public mainnet launched on July 1 alongside tokenized stocks and decentralized perpetual futures, giving eligible users in more than 120 countries access to tokenized equities through Robinhood Wallet on supported decentralized exchanges. Crypto.news reported $570 million in first-week trading volume against $21.68 million in liquidity, much of it memecoin activity, then 7.6 million transactions in a single day on July 11—against 9.2 million on Coinbase’s Base over the same period, based on on-chain data from MSBIntel verified by Token Terminal. By late July the network had processed over $12 billion in decentralized exchange volume and more than 150 million transactions, according to Bernstein. Kerbrat said Robinhood has around 27 million funded accounts in the U.S. and another 1 million abroad, and described the chain as probably the first Layer 2 connected to distribution at that scale.
Why it matters
Corporate Bitcoin buying has become a familiar pattern, but the identity of the buyer matters as much as the size. Strategy, the largest corporate holder, added 334 BTC for about $28.7 million in early October—nearly the same dollars as Robinhood’s entire position, except Strategy’s 848,000 BTC makes the purchase an increment rather than a debut. Robinhood’s move is closer to an opening statement from a company whose core business is retail brokerage, not treasury management. If the allocation grows, it would put a second publicly traded consumer finance platform into direct Bitcoin ownership alongside its role as a custodian, a combination that changes how the company’s incentives line up with the asset its customers trade. Other public companies are also heading the opposite direction: Sequans Communications sold its remaining 314 BTC in September and ended its treasury strategy after using earlier sales to cut convertible debt.
What to watch
The coin count will be confirmed in Robinhood’s next public filing, per Bitcoin Magazine. Nearer term, the company’s perpetual futures rollout will test whether U.S. users adopt products Tenev has billed as the first true perps available domestically, with fees running at 0.01% only through the end of 2026. And the stock token business faces a defined constraint: the SEC exemption caps that volume, so any expansion into more equities depends on how that framework evolves.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much Bitcoin did Robinhood actually buy?
Robinhood has confirmed a $25 million purchase but has not disclosed an exact coin count. Bitcoin Magazine estimated the total at approximately 294 BTC using an average price near $84,960, while other estimates based on prices around $84,000 put it nearer 300 BTC. The precise figure is expected in Robinhood’s next public filing.
Is this the same Bitcoin Robinhood holds for customers?
No. Robinhood already custodies a much larger pool of customer assets—roughly 185,000 BTC, or about $15.5 billion, and around $25 billion across multiple chains according to on-chain analysis cited by Bitcoin Magazine. The new $25 million position is company-owned capital.
How does Robinhood’s purchase compare with Strategy’s Bitcoin buying?
Strategy acquired 334 BTC for roughly $28.7 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4 and now holds 848,000 BTC. Crypto.news framed Robinhood’s outlay as similar in dollar size, while Bitcoin Magazine noted it marks an entry point rather than an addition to an already dominant position.
Why does a $25 million purchase matter for a company Robinhood’s size?
Kerbrat told crypto media that $25 million will not alter Robinhood’s trajectory at a roughly $100 billion valuation. Bitcoin Magazine argues the significance is directional: a publicly traded fintech moving from only facilitating customer crypto trading to holding Bitcoin as corporate capital.
What is Robinhood Chain and when did it launch?
It is an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. Robinhood launched its public mainnet on July 1 alongside tokenized stocks and decentralized perpetual futures, and the network processed $570 million in first-week trading volume.
This post Robinhood buys $25M of Bitcoin for its own balance sheet first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
Robinhood Buys $25M of Bitcoin for Its Own Balance Sheet
BitcoinWorldRobinhood buys $25M of Bitcoin for its own balance sheet
Robinhood has placed $25 million worth of Bitcoin onto its own books, the company’s crypto chief Johann Kerbrat said on Oct. 7, marking the first time the Nasdaq-listed brokerage has held the asset with company capital rather than on behalf of users. Kerbrat, who serves as senior vice president and general manager of crypto and international, told crypto media that the allocation is about positioning rather than size, according to Crypto.news.
Robinhood has added $25 million of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, its first proprietary holding of the asset. Johann Kerbrat described the move as aligning Robinhood with the crypto community, while noting the sum is modest against the company’s roughly $100 billion market capitalization.
Speaking at the Digital Asset Summit Asia, Kerbrat said the firm cares deeply about Bitcoin and the ecosystem around it, and framed the purchase as a way to align the company and its vision with the crypto community. He also set expectations on scale, noting that Robinhood is a massive company whose market capitalization sits near $100 billion and that a $25 million Bitcoin position will not meaningfully change its trajectory.
Robinhood has not disclosed a coin count. Crypto.news reported only the dollar figure, while Bitcoin Magazine estimated the holding at roughly 294 BTC using an average price near $84,960, with other estimates based on prices around $84,000 placing it nearer 300 BTC. Bitcoin Magazine reported that the exact number is expected in the company’s next public filing. Neither outlet supplied a filing date.
Key facts
Robinhood added $25 million worth of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, its first proprietary BTC holding, per Crypto.news.
Senior vice president and general manager of crypto and international Johann Kerbrat disclosed the purchase on Oct. 7, 2026, and described it as aligning the company and its vision with the crypto community.
Robinhood shares closed 1.85% lower at $112 on Tuesday, putting market capitalization close to $100 billion, according to Crypto.news.
The company reported $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume for August, up 61% from $10.9 billion in July, with Bitstamp handling $10.1 billion and the main app $7.4 billion.
Strategy purchased another 334 BTC for about $28.7 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4 at an average of $85,838.80 per coin, lifting its holdings to 848,000 BTC.
A small allocation against a large crypto business
The purchase sits awkwardly between two scales. At $25 million it is a rounding error against a balance sheet attached to a roughly $100 billion valuation—Kerbrat said as much himself. Yet the same company reported $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume in August alone, with funded customers at 28.6 million and total platform assets near $384 billion at the end of that month. Robinhood is not experimenting with a peripheral product line; it is putting principal behind an asset that already drives a substantial share of its trading revenue.
The distinction between custody and ownership is central here. Bitcoin Magazine reported that Robinhood already holds roughly 185,000 BTC, worth about $15.5 billion, for customers—around $25 billion across multiple chains when other assets are counted, based on on-chain analysis. Those coins belong to users. The new $25 million belongs to the company, which is why Bitcoin Magazine treated the decision itself as the story rather than the dollar amount. Kerbrat’s comments left room for either interpretation: a one-off statement of intent, or the first line of a treasury strategy. He did not say which.
Derivatives, tokenized stocks and a Layer 2
The balance sheet move lands in the middle of a broad crypto expansion. Robinhood is preparing to offer perpetual futures to eligible U.S. users, covering Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, Cardano, Chainlink and Hyperliquid. Crypto.news reported that Bitcoin and Ether contracts are expected to carry leverage up to 10x, while the other six assets would offer up to 3x. The products are expected to run through Robinhood Derivatives on Bitstamp infrastructure, with trading fees set at 0.01% through the end of 2026. CEO Vlad Tenev described the planned offering as the first true perps for U.S. customers, with no expiry and profit and loss settled every 15 minutes.
The company’s stock token business is also pressing against limits. Robinhood said its tokenized equity trading volume was already approaching caps imposed under the SEC’s five-year innovation exemption. Kerbrat said the company plans to add voting rights and in-kind redemptions to its stock tokens while working toward support for more U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds.
Underneath both sits Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. The public mainnet launched on July 1 alongside tokenized stocks and decentralized perpetual futures, giving eligible users in more than 120 countries access to tokenized equities through Robinhood Wallet on supported decentralized exchanges. Crypto.news reported $570 million in first-week trading volume against $21.68 million in liquidity, much of it memecoin activity, then 7.6 million transactions in a single day on July 11—against 9.2 million on Coinbase’s Base over the same period, based on on-chain data from MSBIntel verified by Token Terminal. By late July the network had processed over $12 billion in decentralized exchange volume and more than 150 million transactions, according to Bernstein. Kerbrat said Robinhood has around 27 million funded accounts in the U.S. and another 1 million abroad, and described the chain as probably the first Layer 2 connected to distribution at that scale.
Why it matters
Corporate Bitcoin buying has become a familiar pattern, but the identity of the buyer matters as much as the size. Strategy, the largest corporate holder, added 334 BTC for about $28.7 million in early October—nearly the same dollars as Robinhood’s entire position, except Strategy’s 848,000 BTC makes the purchase an increment rather than a debut. Robinhood’s move is closer to an opening statement from a company whose core business is retail brokerage, not treasury management. If the allocation grows, it would put a second publicly traded consumer finance platform into direct Bitcoin ownership alongside its role as a custodian, a combination that changes how the company’s incentives line up with the asset its customers trade. Other public companies are also heading the opposite direction: Sequans Communications sold its remaining 314 BTC in September and ended its treasury strategy after using earlier sales to cut convertible debt.
What to watch
The coin count will be confirmed in Robinhood’s next public filing, per Bitcoin Magazine. Nearer term, the company’s perpetual futures rollout will test whether U.S. users adopt products Tenev has billed as the first true perps available domestically, with fees running at 0.01% only through the end of 2026. And the stock token business faces a defined constraint: the SEC exemption caps that volume, so any expansion into more equities depends on how that framework evolves.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much Bitcoin did Robinhood actually buy?
Robinhood has confirmed a $25 million purchase but has not disclosed an exact coin count. Bitcoin Magazine estimated the total at approximately 294 BTC using an average price near $84,960, while other estimates based on prices around $84,000 put it nearer 300 BTC. The precise figure is expected in Robinhood’s next public filing.
Is this the same Bitcoin Robinhood holds for customers?
No. Robinhood already custodies a much larger pool of customer assets—roughly 185,000 BTC, or about $15.5 billion, and around $25 billion across multiple chains according to on-chain analysis cited by Bitcoin Magazine. The new $25 million position is company-owned capital.
How does Robinhood’s purchase compare with Strategy’s Bitcoin buying?
Strategy acquired 334 BTC for roughly $28.7 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4 and now holds 848,000 BTC. Crypto.news framed Robinhood’s outlay as similar in dollar size, while Bitcoin Magazine noted it marks an entry point rather than an addition to an already dominant position.
Why does a $25 million purchase matter for a company Robinhood’s size?
Kerbrat told crypto media that $25 million will not alter Robinhood’s trajectory at a roughly $100 billion valuation. Bitcoin Magazine argues the significance is directional: a publicly traded fintech moving from only facilitating customer crypto trading to holding Bitcoin as corporate capital.
What is Robinhood Chain and when did it launch?
It is an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. Robinhood launched its public mainnet on July 1 alongside tokenized stocks and decentralized perpetual futures, and the network processed $570 million in first-week trading volume.
This post Robinhood buys $25M of Bitcoin for its own balance sheet first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
Robinhood has placed $25 million worth of Bitcoin onto its own books, the company’s crypto chief Johann Kerbrat said on Oct. 7, marking the first time the Nasdaq-listed brokerage has held the asset with company capital rather than on behalf of users. Kerbrat, who serves as senior vice president and general manager of crypto and international, told crypto media that the allocation is about positioning rather than size, according to Crypto.news.
Robinhood has added $25 million of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, its first proprietary holding of the asset. Johann Kerbrat described the move as aligning Robinhood with the crypto community, while noting the sum is modest against the company’s roughly $100 billion market capitalization.
Speaking at the Digital Asset Summit Asia, Kerbrat said the firm cares deeply about Bitcoin and the ecosystem around it, and framed the purchase as a way to align the company and its vision with the crypto community. He also set expectations on scale, noting that Robinhood is a massive company whose market capitalization sits near $100 billion and that a $25 million Bitcoin position will not meaningfully change its trajectory.
Robinhood has not disclosed a coin count. Crypto.news reported only the dollar figure, while Bitcoin Magazine estimated the holding at roughly 294 BTC using an average price near $84,960, with other estimates based on prices around $84,000 placing it nearer 300 BTC. Bitcoin Magazine reported that the exact number is expected in the company’s next public filing. Neither outlet supplied a filing date.
Key facts
Robinhood added $25 million worth of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, its first proprietary BTC holding, per Crypto.news.
Senior vice president and general manager of crypto and international Johann Kerbrat disclosed the purchase on Oct. 7, 2026, and described it as aligning the company and its vision with the crypto community.
Robinhood shares closed 1.85% lower at $112 on Tuesday, putting market capitalization close to $100 billion, according to Crypto.news.
The company reported $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume for August, up 61% from $10.9 billion in July, with Bitstamp handling $10.1 billion and the main app $7.4 billion.
Strategy purchased another 334 BTC for about $28.7 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4 at an average of $85,838.80 per coin, lifting its holdings to 848,000 BTC.
A small allocation against a large crypto business
The purchase sits awkwardly between two scales. At $25 million it is a rounding error against a balance sheet attached to a roughly $100 billion valuation—Kerbrat said as much himself. Yet the same company reported $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume in August alone, with funded customers at 28.6 million and total platform assets near $384 billion at the end of that month. Robinhood is not experimenting with a peripheral product line; it is putting principal behind an asset that already drives a substantial share of its trading revenue.
The distinction between custody and ownership is central here. Bitcoin Magazine reported that Robinhood already holds roughly 185,000 BTC, worth about $15.5 billion, for customers—around $25 billion across multiple chains when other assets are counted, based on on-chain analysis. Those coins belong to users. The new $25 million belongs to the company, which is why Bitcoin Magazine treated the decision itself as the story rather than the dollar amount. Kerbrat’s comments left room for either interpretation: a one-off statement of intent, or the first line of a treasury strategy. He did not say which.
Derivatives, tokenized stocks and a Layer 2
The balance sheet move lands in the middle of a broad crypto expansion. Robinhood is preparing to offer perpetual futures to eligible U.S. users, covering Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, Cardano, Chainlink and Hyperliquid. Crypto.news reported that Bitcoin and Ether contracts are expected to carry leverage up to 10x, while the other six assets would offer up to 3x. The products are expected to run through Robinhood Derivatives on Bitstamp infrastructure, with trading fees set at 0.01% through the end of 2026. CEO Vlad Tenev described the planned offering as the first true perps for U.S. customers, with no expiry and profit and loss settled every 15 minutes.
The company’s stock token business is also pressing against limits. Robinhood said its tokenized equity trading volume was already approaching caps imposed under the SEC’s five-year innovation exemption. Kerbrat said the company plans to add voting rights and in-kind redemptions to its stock tokens while working toward support for more U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds.
Underneath both sits Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. The public mainnet launched on July 1 alongside tokenized stocks and decentralized perpetual futures, giving eligible users in more than 120 countries access to tokenized equities through Robinhood Wallet on supported decentralized exchanges. Crypto.news reported $570 million in first-week trading volume against $21.68 million in liquidity, much of it memecoin activity, then 7.6 million transactions in a single day on July 11—against 9.2 million on Coinbase’s Base over the same period, based on on-chain data from MSBIntel verified by Token Terminal. By late July the network had processed over $12 billion in decentralized exchange volume and more than 150 million transactions, according to Bernstein. Kerbrat said Robinhood has around 27 million funded accounts in the U.S. and another 1 million abroad, and described the chain as probably the first Layer 2 connected to distribution at that scale.
Why it matters
Corporate Bitcoin buying has become a familiar pattern, but the identity of the buyer matters as much as the size. Strategy, the largest corporate holder, added 334 BTC for about $28.7 million in early October—nearly the same dollars as Robinhood’s entire position, except Strategy’s 848,000 BTC makes the purchase an increment rather than a debut. Robinhood’s move is closer to an opening statement from a company whose core business is retail brokerage, not treasury management. If the allocation grows, it would put a second publicly traded consumer finance platform into direct Bitcoin ownership alongside its role as a custodian, a combination that changes how the company’s incentives line up with the asset its customers trade. Other public companies are also heading the opposite direction: Sequans Communications sold its remaining 314 BTC in September and ended its treasury strategy after using earlier sales to cut convertible debt.
What to watch
The coin count will be confirmed in Robinhood’s next public filing, per Bitcoin Magazine. Nearer term, the company’s perpetual futures rollout will test whether U.S. users adopt products Tenev has billed as the first true perps available domestically, with fees running at 0.01% only through the end of 2026. And the stock token business faces a defined constraint: the SEC exemption caps that volume, so any expansion into more equities depends on how that framework evolves.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much Bitcoin did Robinhood actually buy?
Robinhood has confirmed a $25 million purchase but has not disclosed an exact coin count. Bitcoin Magazine estimated the total at approximately 294 BTC using an average price near $84,960, while other estimates based on prices around $84,000 put it nearer 300 BTC. The precise figure is expected in Robinhood’s next public filing.
Is this the same Bitcoin Robinhood holds for customers?
No. Robinhood already custodies a much larger pool of customer assets—roughly 185,000 BTC, or about $15.5 billion, and around $25 billion across multiple chains according to on-chain analysis cited by Bitcoin Magazine. The new $25 million position is company-owned capital.
How does Robinhood’s purchase compare with Strategy’s Bitcoin buying?
Strategy acquired 334 BTC for roughly $28.7 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4 and now holds 848,000 BTC. Crypto.news framed Robinhood’s outlay as similar in dollar size, while Bitcoin Magazine noted it marks an entry point rather than an addition to an already dominant position.
Why does a $25 million purchase matter for a company Robinhood’s size?
Kerbrat told crypto media that $25 million will not alter Robinhood’s trajectory at a roughly $100 billion valuation. Bitcoin Magazine argues the significance is directional: a publicly traded fintech moving from only facilitating customer crypto trading to holding Bitcoin as corporate capital.
What is Robinhood Chain and when did it launch?
It is an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. Robinhood launched its public mainnet on July 1 alongside tokenized stocks and decentralized perpetual futures, and the network processed $570 million in first-week trading volume.
This post Robinhood buys $25M of Bitcoin for its own balance sheet first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
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Only 1 Week Left: West & Francophone Africa’s Premier Gaming Summits Arrive in DakarBitcoinWorldOnly 1 Week Left: West & Francophone Africa’s Premier Gaming Summits Arrive in Dakar
The final seven-day countdown has officially begun for West Africa’s most influential gaming, fintech, and regulatory gatherings: the 11th annual Sports Betting West Africa+ (SBWA+) Summit and the co-located 2nd annual Gaming Event Francophone Africa (GEFA) 2026!
Taking place from 14 – 16 October 2026 at the King Fahd Palace Hôtelin Dakar, Senegal, this landmark three-day event will gather C-suite operators, state lottery executives, financial regulators, legal- counsel, and technology innovators from across the continent. Hosted in Senegal’s vibrant capital, the joint summit provides an active deal-closing platform designed to explore multi-jurisdictional licensing frameworks, low-bandwidth game optimisation, mobile money integration, and localised market expansion.
Three-Day Event Highlights at A Glance
Day 1| Wednesday, 14 October 2026
The summit opens with an exclusive networking reception bringing together international delegates, regulators, and industry pioneers for an evening of executive networking, refreshments, and celebration. Day 1 culminates in the official SBWA+ Eventus Awards 2026 ceremony, honouring companies and leaders driving excellence, technological innovation, and regulatory compliance across the continent.
Day 2| Thursday, 15 October 2026 | SBWA+ Stream
Taxing the Game: Balancing Government Revenue and Industry Growth
Trust by Design: Responsible Gaming and Transparent Operations
Protecting the Digital Player: Data Security and Platform Integrity
Ethical Promotion: Marketing and Affiliate Strategies in Regulated Markets
Day 2| Thursday, 15 October 2026 | GEFA Stream
Senegal: Africa’s Gaming Capital: Building a Strategic Hub for Innovation, Regulation & Investment
Francophone Frontier for Operators: Unlocking Growth in French-Speaking Africa
The Cashless Playbook: Optimising Mobile Money, Instant Payouts, and Payment Security in Francophone Africa
Unlocking Francophone Africa: Payments, Localisation and the Future of iGaming Growth
Day 3| Friday, 16 October 2026
Marketing Intelligence: How AI Is Transforming Player Engagement
The Social Bet: Harnessing Social Media for Player Growth
Affiliate Economies: Building High-Performance Partnerships
Game Changers: The Convergence of Esports, Sports Betting, and the Next Generation of Players
The Next Five Years: Strategic Outlook from Africa’s Betting Leaders
Meet the Distinguished Speaker Lineup
The 2026 edition boasts a world-class speaker faculty representing regulatory authorities, state lotteries, operator groups, and legal practices across Africa:
Adedoyin Oriadetu, Head of Tax Compliance, WYZE
Ariel AMICHIA, Head of Planning, Foresight, Monitoring and Evaluation Department, Loterie Nationale de Côte d’Ivoire (LONACI)
Bonny Omara, General Secretary, Uganda Esports and Gaming Federation
Edward Oluigbo, Founder, CEO, Predict International Limited
Ekaterina Mayorova, Head of Region – Africa, QTech Games
Geoffrey Muindi, Managing Director, Gaming NewsByte & Africa Brand Ambassador, Eventus International (SBWA+ 2026 Chairperson)
Joel Anyaegbu, Sales & Account Manager West Africa, QTech Games
Kaan Bulakeri, Founder & Strategy Consultant, WekaMawe Advisory
Kelvin Wilson, Innovator, Product Engineer & Founder, Oddsense
Dr Kolade Abisoye, Founder/CEO, iGaming WriteNow
Kolade Olalekan, Country Manager, Predictpro Gaming Limited (PlayNaija)
Moustapha Camara, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Senegal National Lottery (LONASE)
Musa Mngadi, Chief Executive Officer, ALGA
Olubiyi Williams, Head of Sales & Business Development (Africa), MAMBA PLAY
Oyiza Maleek, Entertainment and Gaming Practice Lead, Matrix Solicitors
Robert Brassai, Principal Consultant, Sense4Gaming (GEFA 2026 Chairperson)
Salako Rodolphe, Community Manager, Onlyplay
Simon Pepper, Chief Product Officer, Tola
Vera Sherman, Online Manager, Premier Bet Liberia
Olaitan SAMUEL, Business Development Manager, Dalapay | iBetAfrica
Julius Fadipe, State Manager, Crystal Gaming Limited (Betano)
Afolabi Sunday, Head of Operations, Herobet
Emmanuel Kwasi Gadasu, Cybersecurity, Data Protection & IT Law Consultant, GIT Plus Limited / IIPGH (Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana)
Lombo Mphande, Director, Bet Chats
Loukakou Charly Donna, Co-founder & CCO, NIIRPAY
Nonso Ndumanya, Head of Gaming and Emerging Economy, Anambra State Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) Nigeria, Anambra State Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) Nigeria
Solomon Godwin, Head, Africa, Booming Games
Olajumoke Odudimu, Legal/ Company Secretary, Velex Advisory Limited
Iretiayo Bola Obasunloye, Legal and Compliance Officer, KC Gaming Networks Ltd (Bet9ja)
Rossy KAY-Manzebu, Store Manager, Premierbet Senegal
KOROBLA DOSSO, Digital and Customer Experience Manager, LONACI
Annalisa Samuels, VP Africa, CP Games
Kyarisiima Israel, Chief Executive Officer, Uganda Esports Federation
Patrick KWAKYE, Deputy Director-Investigations, Inspection, Compliance And Enforcement (IICE), Gaming Commission Of Ghana
Emily Asava, SA Gaming
Emeka Enyadike, CEO, EEXSPORT
Charles Tape, Director of Operations, Marketing, Communication, Loterie Nationale du Bénin
AND MANY MORE!
SBWA+ Eventus Awards: Official Shortlist to Be Released This Wednesday!
Following the successful close of nominations on 2 October 2026, anticipation is building across the regional gaming community.
The official SBWA+ Eventus Awards 2026 shortlist will be publicly released on Wednesday, 7 October 2026.
The official 2026 award categories feature:
SBWA+ Supplier of the Year Award 2026 pays tribute to the top B2B supplier of the year, focusing on overall commercial success, technical reliability, and innovative thinking.
SBWA+ Innovation of the Year Award 2026 acknowledges a standout concept or technological advancement that has made a measurable impact, assessed on market performance, originality, user experience, and design quality.
SBWA+ Operator of the Year Award 2026 honours the leading consumer-facing operator, evaluating commercial growth, innovative market strategy, and overall user experience quality.
SBWA+ Leader in Virtual Sports Award 2026 recognises the most innovative virtual sports gaming experience of the year, focusing on concept originality, engagement mechanics, and commercial success.
SBWA+ Leader in Online Casino Award 2026 pays tribute to the premier online casino platform for innovation, user engagement, quality lead generation, and sustained growth.
SBWA+ Leader in Responsible Gambling Award 2026 honours an organisation demonstrating exceptional commitment and execution in responsible gambling awareness, harm minimisation, and brand trust.
SBWA+ Leader in Sports Betting Award 2026 commends the primary frontrunner in sports betting technology and service delivery, focusing on originality, execution, and commercial performance.
SBWA+ Outstanding Industry Influencer Award 2026 recognises outstanding individual contributions through strategic advice, research input, industry collaborations, and sector growth.
SBWA+ Outstanding Consultant Award 2026 acknowledges exceptional achievements, market guidance, and strategic value provided by an industry consultant or advisory firm.
SBWA+ Outstanding Speaker Award 2026 recognises the top presenter at SBWA+ 2026, evaluated across the summit and announced at the conclusion of day three.
Special Spotlight Celebrating Women in Gaming Categories:
SBWA+ Innovation Queen of West Africa 2026 honours an innovative female leader transforming business practices and promoting diversity within the West African gaming sector.
SBWA+ West Africa’s Rising Star in Leadership 2026 recognises an emerging leader who has demonstrated exceptional management skills and significant operational impact.
Last Chance to Register – Secure A Pass Today
With only seven days remaining, delegate passes, VIP upgrades, and exhibition spaces are rapidly filling.
Licensed Operators and Affiliates: Qualified African operators and affiliates may apply for complimentary passes, subject to approval and availability.
Delegates and C-Level Executives: Standard and VIP delegate passes grant access to all conference streams, daily networking luncheons, refreshment breaks, and the official Welcoming Evening.
Sponsors and Exhibitors: Custom branding and exhibition packages remain available to position products and services directly before senior decision-makers and regional regulators.
For sponsorship or exhibition enquiries, contact:
Lou-Mari Burnett, Chief Operating Officer, Eventus International
loumari@eventus-international.com
+27 82 907 5850
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Only 1 Week Left: West & Francophone Africa’s Premier Gaming Summits Arrive in Dakar
BitcoinWorldOnly 1 Week Left: West & Francophone Africa’s Premier Gaming Summits Arrive in Dakar
The final seven-day countdown has officially begun for West Africa’s most influential gaming, fintech, and regulatory gatherings: the 11th annual Sports Betting West Africa+ (SBWA+) Summit and the co-located 2nd annual Gaming Event Francophone Africa (GEFA) 2026!
Taking place from 14 – 16 October 2026 at the King Fahd Palace Hôtelin Dakar, Senegal, this landmark three-day event will gather C-suite operators, state lottery executives, financial regulators, legal- counsel, and technology innovators from across the continent. Hosted in Senegal’s vibrant capital, the joint summit provides an active deal-closing platform designed to explore multi-jurisdictional licensing frameworks, low-bandwidth game optimisation, mobile money integration, and localised market expansion.
Three-Day Event Highlights at A Glance
Day 1| Wednesday, 14 October 2026
The summit opens with an exclusive networking reception bringing together international delegates, regulators, and industry pioneers for an evening of executive networking, refreshments, and celebration. Day 1 culminates in the official SBWA+ Eventus Awards 2026 ceremony, honouring companies and leaders driving excellence, technological innovation, and regulatory compliance across the continent.
Day 2| Thursday, 15 October 2026 | SBWA+ Stream
Taxing the Game: Balancing Government Revenue and Industry Growth
Trust by Design: Responsible Gaming and Transparent Operations
Protecting the Digital Player: Data Security and Platform Integrity
Ethical Promotion: Marketing and Affiliate Strategies in Regulated Markets
Day 2| Thursday, 15 October 2026 | GEFA Stream
Senegal: Africa’s Gaming Capital: Building a Strategic Hub for Innovation, Regulation & Investment
Francophone Frontier for Operators: Unlocking Growth in French-Speaking Africa
The Cashless Playbook: Optimising Mobile Money, Instant Payouts, and Payment Security in Francophone Africa
Unlocking Francophone Africa: Payments, Localisation and the Future of iGaming Growth
Day 3| Friday, 16 October 2026
Marketing Intelligence: How AI Is Transforming Player Engagement
The Social Bet: Harnessing Social Media for Player Growth
Affiliate Economies: Building High-Performance Partnerships
Game Changers: The Convergence of Esports, Sports Betting, and the Next Generation of Players
The Next Five Years: Strategic Outlook from Africa’s Betting Leaders
Meet the Distinguished Speaker Lineup
The 2026 edition boasts a world-class speaker faculty representing regulatory authorities, state lotteries, operator groups, and legal practices across Africa:
Adedoyin Oriadetu, Head of Tax Compliance, WYZE
Ariel AMICHIA, Head of Planning, Foresight, Monitoring and Evaluation Department, Loterie Nationale de Côte d’Ivoire (LONACI)
Bonny Omara, General Secretary, Uganda Esports and Gaming Federation
Edward Oluigbo, Founder, CEO, Predict International Limited
Ekaterina Mayorova, Head of Region – Africa, QTech Games
Geoffrey Muindi, Managing Director, Gaming NewsByte & Africa Brand Ambassador, Eventus International (SBWA+ 2026 Chairperson)
Joel Anyaegbu, Sales & Account Manager West Africa, QTech Games
Kaan Bulakeri, Founder & Strategy Consultant, WekaMawe Advisory
Kelvin Wilson, Innovator, Product Engineer & Founder, Oddsense
Dr Kolade Abisoye, Founder/CEO, iGaming WriteNow
Kolade Olalekan, Country Manager, Predictpro Gaming Limited (PlayNaija)
Moustapha Camara, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Senegal National Lottery (LONASE)
Musa Mngadi, Chief Executive Officer, ALGA
Olubiyi Williams, Head of Sales & Business Development (Africa), MAMBA PLAY
Oyiza Maleek, Entertainment and Gaming Practice Lead, Matrix Solicitors
Robert Brassai, Principal Consultant, Sense4Gaming (GEFA 2026 Chairperson)
Salako Rodolphe, Community Manager, Onlyplay
Simon Pepper, Chief Product Officer, Tola
Vera Sherman, Online Manager, Premier Bet Liberia
Olaitan SAMUEL, Business Development Manager, Dalapay | iBetAfrica
Julius Fadipe, State Manager, Crystal Gaming Limited (Betano)
Afolabi Sunday, Head of Operations, Herobet
Emmanuel Kwasi Gadasu, Cybersecurity, Data Protection & IT Law Consultant, GIT Plus Limited / IIPGH (Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana)
Lombo Mphande, Director, Bet Chats
Loukakou Charly Donna, Co-founder & CCO, NIIRPAY
Nonso Ndumanya, Head of Gaming and Emerging Economy, Anambra State Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) Nigeria, Anambra State Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) Nigeria
Solomon Godwin, Head, Africa, Booming Games
Olajumoke Odudimu, Legal/ Company Secretary, Velex Advisory Limited
Iretiayo Bola Obasunloye, Legal and Compliance Officer, KC Gaming Networks Ltd (Bet9ja)
Rossy KAY-Manzebu, Store Manager, Premierbet Senegal
KOROBLA DOSSO, Digital and Customer Experience Manager, LONACI
Annalisa Samuels, VP Africa, CP Games
Kyarisiima Israel, Chief Executive Officer, Uganda Esports Federation
Patrick KWAKYE, Deputy Director-Investigations, Inspection, Compliance And Enforcement (IICE), Gaming Commission Of Ghana
Emily Asava, SA Gaming
Emeka Enyadike, CEO, EEXSPORT
Charles Tape, Director of Operations, Marketing, Communication, Loterie Nationale du Bénin
AND MANY MORE!
SBWA+ Eventus Awards: Official Shortlist to Be Released This Wednesday!
Following the successful close of nominations on 2 October 2026, anticipation is building across the regional gaming community.
The official SBWA+ Eventus Awards 2026 shortlist will be publicly released on Wednesday, 7 October 2026.
The official 2026 award categories feature:
SBWA+ Supplier of the Year Award 2026 pays tribute to the top B2B supplier of the year, focusing on overall commercial success, technical reliability, and innovative thinking.
SBWA+ Innovation of the Year Award 2026 acknowledges a standout concept or technological advancement that has made a measurable impact, assessed on market performance, originality, user experience, and design quality.
SBWA+ Operator of the Year Award 2026 honours the leading consumer-facing operator, evaluating commercial growth, innovative market strategy, and overall user experience quality.
SBWA+ Leader in Virtual Sports Award 2026 recognises the most innovative virtual sports gaming experience of the year, focusing on concept originality, engagement mechanics, and commercial success.
SBWA+ Leader in Online Casino Award 2026 pays tribute to the premier online casino platform for innovation, user engagement, quality lead generation, and sustained growth.
SBWA+ Leader in Responsible Gambling Award 2026 honours an organisation demonstrating exceptional commitment and execution in responsible gambling awareness, harm minimisation, and brand trust.
SBWA+ Leader in Sports Betting Award 2026 commends the primary frontrunner in sports betting technology and service delivery, focusing on originality, execution, and commercial performance.
SBWA+ Outstanding Industry Influencer Award 2026 recognises outstanding individual contributions through strategic advice, research input, industry collaborations, and sector growth.
SBWA+ Outstanding Consultant Award 2026 acknowledges exceptional achievements, market guidance, and strategic value provided by an industry consultant or advisory firm.
SBWA+ Outstanding Speaker Award 2026 recognises the top presenter at SBWA+ 2026, evaluated across the summit and announced at the conclusion of day three.
Special Spotlight Celebrating Women in Gaming Categories:
SBWA+ Innovation Queen of West Africa 2026 honours an innovative female leader transforming business practices and promoting diversity within the West African gaming sector.
SBWA+ West Africa’s Rising Star in Leadership 2026 recognises an emerging leader who has demonstrated exceptional management skills and significant operational impact.
Last Chance to Register – Secure A Pass Today
With only seven days remaining, delegate passes, VIP upgrades, and exhibition spaces are rapidly filling.
Licensed Operators and Affiliates: Qualified African operators and affiliates may apply for complimentary passes, subject to approval and availability.
Delegates and C-Level Executives: Standard and VIP delegate passes grant access to all conference streams, daily networking luncheons, refreshment breaks, and the official Welcoming Evening.
Sponsors and Exhibitors: Custom branding and exhibition packages remain available to position products and services directly before senior decision-makers and regional regulators.
For sponsorship or exhibition enquiries, contact:
Lou-Mari Burnett, Chief Operating Officer, Eventus International
loumari@eventus-international.com
+27 82 907 5850
This post Only 1 Week Left: West & Francophone Africa’s Premier Gaming Summits Arrive in Dakar first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
The final seven-day countdown has officially begun for West Africa’s most influential gaming, fintech, and regulatory gatherings: the 11th annual Sports Betting West Africa+ (SBWA+) Summit and the co-located 2nd annual Gaming Event Francophone Africa (GEFA) 2026!
Taking place from 14 – 16 October 2026 at the King Fahd Palace Hôtelin Dakar, Senegal, this landmark three-day event will gather C-suite operators, state lottery executives, financial regulators, legal- counsel, and technology innovators from across the continent. Hosted in Senegal’s vibrant capital, the joint summit provides an active deal-closing platform designed to explore multi-jurisdictional licensing frameworks, low-bandwidth game optimisation, mobile money integration, and localised market expansion.
Three-Day Event Highlights at A Glance
Day 1| Wednesday, 14 October 2026
The summit opens with an exclusive networking reception bringing together international delegates, regulators, and industry pioneers for an evening of executive networking, refreshments, and celebration. Day 1 culminates in the official SBWA+ Eventus Awards 2026 ceremony, honouring companies and leaders driving excellence, technological innovation, and regulatory compliance across the continent.
Day 2| Thursday, 15 October 2026 | SBWA+ Stream
Taxing the Game: Balancing Government Revenue and Industry Growth
Trust by Design: Responsible Gaming and Transparent Operations
Protecting the Digital Player: Data Security and Platform Integrity
Ethical Promotion: Marketing and Affiliate Strategies in Regulated Markets
Day 2| Thursday, 15 October 2026 | GEFA Stream
Senegal: Africa’s Gaming Capital: Building a Strategic Hub for Innovation, Regulation & Investment
Francophone Frontier for Operators: Unlocking Growth in French-Speaking Africa
The Cashless Playbook: Optimising Mobile Money, Instant Payouts, and Payment Security in Francophone Africa
Unlocking Francophone Africa: Payments, Localisation and the Future of iGaming Growth
Day 3| Friday, 16 October 2026
Marketing Intelligence: How AI Is Transforming Player Engagement
The Social Bet: Harnessing Social Media for Player Growth
Affiliate Economies: Building High-Performance Partnerships
Game Changers: The Convergence of Esports, Sports Betting, and the Next Generation of Players
The Next Five Years: Strategic Outlook from Africa’s Betting Leaders
Meet the Distinguished Speaker Lineup
The 2026 edition boasts a world-class speaker faculty representing regulatory authorities, state lotteries, operator groups, and legal practices across Africa:
Adedoyin Oriadetu, Head of Tax Compliance, WYZE
Ariel AMICHIA, Head of Planning, Foresight, Monitoring and Evaluation Department, Loterie Nationale de Côte d’Ivoire (LONACI)
Bonny Omara, General Secretary, Uganda Esports and Gaming Federation
Edward Oluigbo, Founder, CEO, Predict International Limited
Ekaterina Mayorova, Head of Region – Africa, QTech Games
Geoffrey Muindi, Managing Director, Gaming NewsByte & Africa Brand Ambassador, Eventus International (SBWA+ 2026 Chairperson)
Joel Anyaegbu, Sales & Account Manager West Africa, QTech Games
Kaan Bulakeri, Founder & Strategy Consultant, WekaMawe Advisory
Kelvin Wilson, Innovator, Product Engineer & Founder, Oddsense
Dr Kolade Abisoye, Founder/CEO, iGaming WriteNow
Kolade Olalekan, Country Manager, Predictpro Gaming Limited (PlayNaija)
Moustapha Camara, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Senegal National Lottery (LONASE)
Musa Mngadi, Chief Executive Officer, ALGA
Olubiyi Williams, Head of Sales & Business Development (Africa), MAMBA PLAY
Oyiza Maleek, Entertainment and Gaming Practice Lead, Matrix Solicitors
Robert Brassai, Principal Consultant, Sense4Gaming (GEFA 2026 Chairperson)
Salako Rodolphe, Community Manager, Onlyplay
Simon Pepper, Chief Product Officer, Tola
Vera Sherman, Online Manager, Premier Bet Liberia
Olaitan SAMUEL, Business Development Manager, Dalapay | iBetAfrica
Julius Fadipe, State Manager, Crystal Gaming Limited (Betano)
Afolabi Sunday, Head of Operations, Herobet
Emmanuel Kwasi Gadasu, Cybersecurity, Data Protection & IT Law Consultant, GIT Plus Limited / IIPGH (Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana)
Lombo Mphande, Director, Bet Chats
Loukakou Charly Donna, Co-founder & CCO, NIIRPAY
Nonso Ndumanya, Head of Gaming and Emerging Economy, Anambra State Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) Nigeria, Anambra State Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) Nigeria
Solomon Godwin, Head, Africa, Booming Games
Olajumoke Odudimu, Legal/ Company Secretary, Velex Advisory Limited
Iretiayo Bola Obasunloye, Legal and Compliance Officer, KC Gaming Networks Ltd (Bet9ja)
Rossy KAY-Manzebu, Store Manager, Premierbet Senegal
KOROBLA DOSSO, Digital and Customer Experience Manager, LONACI
Annalisa Samuels, VP Africa, CP Games
Kyarisiima Israel, Chief Executive Officer, Uganda Esports Federation
Patrick KWAKYE, Deputy Director-Investigations, Inspection, Compliance And Enforcement (IICE), Gaming Commission Of Ghana
Emily Asava, SA Gaming
Emeka Enyadike, CEO, EEXSPORT
Charles Tape, Director of Operations, Marketing, Communication, Loterie Nationale du Bénin
AND MANY MORE!
SBWA+ Eventus Awards: Official Shortlist to Be Released This Wednesday!
Following the successful close of nominations on 2 October 2026, anticipation is building across the regional gaming community.
The official SBWA+ Eventus Awards 2026 shortlist will be publicly released on Wednesday, 7 October 2026.
The official 2026 award categories feature:
SBWA+ Supplier of the Year Award 2026 pays tribute to the top B2B supplier of the year, focusing on overall commercial success, technical reliability, and innovative thinking.
SBWA+ Innovation of the Year Award 2026 acknowledges a standout concept or technological advancement that has made a measurable impact, assessed on market performance, originality, user experience, and design quality.
SBWA+ Operator of the Year Award 2026 honours the leading consumer-facing operator, evaluating commercial growth, innovative market strategy, and overall user experience quality.
SBWA+ Leader in Virtual Sports Award 2026 recognises the most innovative virtual sports gaming experience of the year, focusing on concept originality, engagement mechanics, and commercial success.
SBWA+ Leader in Online Casino Award 2026 pays tribute to the premier online casino platform for innovation, user engagement, quality lead generation, and sustained growth.
SBWA+ Leader in Responsible Gambling Award 2026 honours an organisation demonstrating exceptional commitment and execution in responsible gambling awareness, harm minimisation, and brand trust.
SBWA+ Leader in Sports Betting Award 2026 commends the primary frontrunner in sports betting technology and service delivery, focusing on originality, execution, and commercial performance.
SBWA+ Outstanding Industry Influencer Award 2026 recognises outstanding individual contributions through strategic advice, research input, industry collaborations, and sector growth.
SBWA+ Outstanding Consultant Award 2026 acknowledges exceptional achievements, market guidance, and strategic value provided by an industry consultant or advisory firm.
SBWA+ Outstanding Speaker Award 2026 recognises the top presenter at SBWA+ 2026, evaluated across the summit and announced at the conclusion of day three.
Special Spotlight Celebrating Women in Gaming Categories:
SBWA+ Innovation Queen of West Africa 2026 honours an innovative female leader transforming business practices and promoting diversity within the West African gaming sector.
SBWA+ West Africa’s Rising Star in Leadership 2026 recognises an emerging leader who has demonstrated exceptional management skills and significant operational impact.
Last Chance to Register – Secure A Pass Today
With only seven days remaining, delegate passes, VIP upgrades, and exhibition spaces are rapidly filling.
Licensed Operators and Affiliates: Qualified African operators and affiliates may apply for complimentary passes, subject to approval and availability.
Delegates and C-Level Executives: Standard and VIP delegate passes grant access to all conference streams, daily networking luncheons, refreshment breaks, and the official Welcoming Evening.
Sponsors and Exhibitors: Custom branding and exhibition packages remain available to position products and services directly before senior decision-makers and regional regulators.
For sponsorship or exhibition enquiries, contact:
Lou-Mari Burnett, Chief Operating Officer, Eventus International
loumari@eventus-international.com
+27 82 907 5850
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Only 2 weeks remain until the 8th annual Scandinavian & Nordic Gaming Show (SNGS) 2026, as the Nordic gaming community prepares to meet at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 22 – 23 October. This year’s edition comes at a time when regulatory frameworks and enforcement approaches are changing across the Nordic gaming market, raising a number of important questions for operators, suppliers and other businesses active in the region.
Finland is moving towards a new licensing framework, Sweden is taking a firmer approach to regulation, and Norway is stepping up enforcement. SNGS 2026 will address these developments through discussions with regulators, operators, technology providers and investors, examining how regulatory changes are affecting market access, commercial strategies and day-to-day operations.
Prominent Topics on the Agenda
Industry leaders will address some of the key regulatory and commercial developments affecting Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland.
Day 1 | Thursday, 22 October
Gambling in Denmark from a Regulatory Perspective
Europe’s Gaming Leaders: Who Is Really on Top?
Sweden and Denmark: Two Neighbours, Two Regulatory Paths
Day 2 | Friday, 23 October
The Lottery Landscape and the Monopoly Debate
Winning Early in Finland’s New Regime
The Nordic Vision: From Channelisation Gaps to Global Leadership
The Nordic Regulatory Picture According to the Region’s Legal Experts
Ahead of SNGS 2026, prominent figures from the legal sector taking the stage in Copenhagen shared their perspectives on the region’s regulation and market developments.
Gabriel Danyeli, Lawyer, Taylor Wessing
Gabriel outlined the factors that make a European gaming market attractive to operators and how the Nordic markets compare:
“A gaming market is particularly attractive if it offers clear and proportionate licensing requirements, fair tax conditions and effective, yet not excessive, supervision. The Nordic markets are adopting different approaches: Denmark and Sweden have relatively clear licence-based regulatory frameworks. Norway and, until now, Finland have pursued more restrictive models. However, all Nordic countries are generally seen as having regulations that are widely accepted by the players – unlike, for example, in Germany.”
He then examined the reasons behind differences in player flows and channelisation across the Nordic markets:
“Differences in player flows and channelisation have several causes. Strong enforcement against unlicensed operators can increase channelisation. Particularly restrictive systems or a lack of appeal in the legal offers may push players towards the black market. It is therefore important to combine effective enforcement with a competitive regulated market.”
On the future development of Nordic regulation, Gabriel highlighted several areas where greater coordination could benefit both operators and players:
“Both Nordic and German regulation could benefit from better coordination in licensing, advertising, product regulations, and supervision. This would prevent operators from facing very different requirements in Germany and the Nordic markets. At the same time, effective protection against illegal offers must be ensured.
Player protection measures should rely more on evidence and take individual needs into account, for example through better use of behavioural data, without making the legal market unattractive through blanket bans or excessive administrative requirements – the sorts that are, for example, also frequently criticised in the German market.”
Pia Ek, Attorney at Law & Partner, Bird & Bird
Pia explained how differences in market structure have contributed to the varying player-flow and channelisation patterns across the Nordic markets:
“The divergence comes down to market architecture, not geography or culture. Sweden and Denmark opened to competitive licensing years ago, while Finland and Norway kept state monopolies. Monopoly markets are structurally more exposed when demand moves online and cross-border. Finland’s own reform documents found that the exclusive-rights system and its underlying purpose risked losing their relevance because of the sharp rise in online gambling and gambling outside the system.
The system was undermined by services moving online and by the cross-border nature of gambling and gambling services, to the point that the exclusive system’s market share in digital gambling had slipped below the 50 percent mark, with unlicensed operators outside the monopoly earning revenue without paying licence fees, taxes, or bearing responsibility for the harms their activity causes.”
She also considered what the Nordic markets could do to improve channelisation while maintaining strong player protection:
“The Finnish reform’s own framing is the clearest short answer: raising channelisation and protecting players are not inherently in tension, but getting both at once requires deliberate calibration. Some flexibility on both sides needs to be accepted. Rules aimed solely at harm reduction would be maximally strict on supply and marketing, while rules aimed solely at maximising channelisation would be maximally permissive for operators.
Licence terms, tax rates and the gaming authorities’ supervision should be designed to make the regulated market commercially competitive with the unregulated market, while backing licensing with real enforcement teeth.”
Regarding greater regulatory alignment across the Nordic markets, Pia discussed where closer cooperation could have the most immediate impact:
“The Nordic countries already treat each other as the natural reference group for legislative purposes. That shared legal baseline, plus the fact that harmful supply and advertising increasingly cross borders regardless of each country’s own licensing choice, in my mind points to where alignment would have the most immediate payoff, and that is coordinated action against unlicensed, cross-border operators and their marketing. This is an area where no single Nordic country’s model can fully protect its own channelisation rates.”
Morten Ronde, Managing Partner, Nordic Legal
On the topic of player protection, Morten pointed to the responsible gaming innovations that matter most today:
“We are seeing a shift from reactive to proactive responsible gaming, and that is where the real opportunity lies. Key priorities include better use of behavioural data to identify risk earlier, more personalised interventions, and clearer, more effective communication with players. There is also a growing need for cross-operator collaboration and data sharing, within appropriate legal frameworks, to improve outcomes at a systemic level.
Importantly, responsible gaming should not just be about minimising harm, but about creating a safer and more sustainable player experience overall.”
With stricter enforcement across parts of the Nordics, he outlined how regulators can curb the black market without pushing players toward it:
“The most effective way to combat the black market is to ensure that the regulated market remains attractive to players. Enforcement is important, but it cannot stand alone. Regulation needs to strike a careful balance, protecting consumers without making the licensed offering so restrictive that players seek alternatives. This includes competitive product offerings, reasonable limits, and clear, consistent rules.
Ultimately, channelisation should be the guiding principle. If players choose the regulated market because it offers both safety and quality, the black market becomes far less relevant.”
Finally, having been involved in SNGS for a number of years, Morten spoke about why platforms like this are so important for the industry:
“Platforms like SNGS are absolutely essential. The regulatory and commercial challenges we face today are too complex to be addressed in isolation. What makes the event particularly valuable is its ability to bring together regulators, operators, advisors, and other stakeholders in a setting that encourages open and constructive dialogue.
These conversations often lead to better understanding and, in some cases, better policy. In a region as interconnected as the Nordics, that kind of dialogue is not just beneficial, it is necessary.”
SNGS Eventus Awards 2026: Final Week for Nominations
The SNGS Eventus Awards 2026 will be held on the evening of 22 October 2026, recognising individuals and organisations for their contributions to the Nordic gaming industry.
Entries can be submitted until this Friday, 9 October 2026, with the shortlisted nominees announced on 14 October 2026.
Nominate here: https://www.eventus-international.com/sngs-award-nominations
Attend, Sponsor or Exhibit
SNGS 2026 still has delegate, sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available for organisations looking to showcase their brand, engage with industry stakeholders and connect with businesses across the Scandinavian and Nordic gaming markets.
To secure a place, register here: https://www.eventus-international.com/sngs
For sponsorship or exhibition enquiries, contact:
Lou-Mari Burnett, Chief Operating Officer, Eventus International
loumari@eventus-international.com
+27 82 907 5850
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2 Weeks Until the Scandinavian & Nordic Gaming Show 2026: Legal Experts Address Regulatory Change
BitcoinWorld2 Weeks Until the Scandinavian & Nordic Gaming Show 2026: Legal Experts Address Regulatory Change
Only 2 weeks remain until the 8th annual Scandinavian & Nordic Gaming Show (SNGS) 2026, as the Nordic gaming community prepares to meet at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 22 – 23 October. This year’s edition comes at a time when regulatory frameworks and enforcement approaches are changing across the Nordic gaming market, raising a number of important questions for operators, suppliers and other businesses active in the region.
Finland is moving towards a new licensing framework, Sweden is taking a firmer approach to regulation, and Norway is stepping up enforcement. SNGS 2026 will address these developments through discussions with regulators, operators, technology providers and investors, examining how regulatory changes are affecting market access, commercial strategies and day-to-day operations.
Prominent Topics on the Agenda
Industry leaders will address some of the key regulatory and commercial developments affecting Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland.
Day 1 | Thursday, 22 October
Gambling in Denmark from a Regulatory Perspective
Europe’s Gaming Leaders: Who Is Really on Top?
Sweden and Denmark: Two Neighbours, Two Regulatory Paths
Day 2 | Friday, 23 October
The Lottery Landscape and the Monopoly Debate
Winning Early in Finland’s New Regime
The Nordic Vision: From Channelisation Gaps to Global Leadership
The Nordic Regulatory Picture According to the Region’s Legal Experts
Ahead of SNGS 2026, prominent figures from the legal sector taking the stage in Copenhagen shared their perspectives on the region’s regulation and market developments.
Gabriel Danyeli, Lawyer, Taylor Wessing
Gabriel outlined the factors that make a European gaming market attractive to operators and how the Nordic markets compare:
“A gaming market is particularly attractive if it offers clear and proportionate licensing requirements, fair tax conditions and effective, yet not excessive, supervision. The Nordic markets are adopting different approaches: Denmark and Sweden have relatively clear licence-based regulatory frameworks. Norway and, until now, Finland have pursued more restrictive models. However, all Nordic countries are generally seen as having regulations that are widely accepted by the players – unlike, for example, in Germany.”
He then examined the reasons behind differences in player flows and channelisation across the Nordic markets:
“Differences in player flows and channelisation have several causes. Strong enforcement against unlicensed operators can increase channelisation. Particularly restrictive systems or a lack of appeal in the legal offers may push players towards the black market. It is therefore important to combine effective enforcement with a competitive regulated market.”
On the future development of Nordic regulation, Gabriel highlighted several areas where greater coordination could benefit both operators and players:
“Both Nordic and German regulation could benefit from better coordination in licensing, advertising, product regulations, and supervision. This would prevent operators from facing very different requirements in Germany and the Nordic markets. At the same time, effective protection against illegal offers must be ensured.
Player protection measures should rely more on evidence and take individual needs into account, for example through better use of behavioural data, without making the legal market unattractive through blanket bans or excessive administrative requirements – the sorts that are, for example, also frequently criticised in the German market.”
Pia Ek, Attorney at Law & Partner, Bird & Bird
Pia explained how differences in market structure have contributed to the varying player-flow and channelisation patterns across the Nordic markets:
“The divergence comes down to market architecture, not geography or culture. Sweden and Denmark opened to competitive licensing years ago, while Finland and Norway kept state monopolies. Monopoly markets are structurally more exposed when demand moves online and cross-border. Finland’s own reform documents found that the exclusive-rights system and its underlying purpose risked losing their relevance because of the sharp rise in online gambling and gambling outside the system.
The system was undermined by services moving online and by the cross-border nature of gambling and gambling services, to the point that the exclusive system’s market share in digital gambling had slipped below the 50 percent mark, with unlicensed operators outside the monopoly earning revenue without paying licence fees, taxes, or bearing responsibility for the harms their activity causes.”
She also considered what the Nordic markets could do to improve channelisation while maintaining strong player protection:
“The Finnish reform’s own framing is the clearest short answer: raising channelisation and protecting players are not inherently in tension, but getting both at once requires deliberate calibration. Some flexibility on both sides needs to be accepted. Rules aimed solely at harm reduction would be maximally strict on supply and marketing, while rules aimed solely at maximising channelisation would be maximally permissive for operators.
Licence terms, tax rates and the gaming authorities’ supervision should be designed to make the regulated market commercially competitive with the unregulated market, while backing licensing with real enforcement teeth.”
Regarding greater regulatory alignment across the Nordic markets, Pia discussed where closer cooperation could have the most immediate impact:
“The Nordic countries already treat each other as the natural reference group for legislative purposes. That shared legal baseline, plus the fact that harmful supply and advertising increasingly cross borders regardless of each country’s own licensing choice, in my mind points to where alignment would have the most immediate payoff, and that is coordinated action against unlicensed, cross-border operators and their marketing. This is an area where no single Nordic country’s model can fully protect its own channelisation rates.”
Morten Ronde, Managing Partner, Nordic Legal
On the topic of player protection, Morten pointed to the responsible gaming innovations that matter most today:
“We are seeing a shift from reactive to proactive responsible gaming, and that is where the real opportunity lies. Key priorities include better use of behavioural data to identify risk earlier, more personalised interventions, and clearer, more effective communication with players. There is also a growing need for cross-operator collaboration and data sharing, within appropriate legal frameworks, to improve outcomes at a systemic level.
Importantly, responsible gaming should not just be about minimising harm, but about creating a safer and more sustainable player experience overall.”
With stricter enforcement across parts of the Nordics, he outlined how regulators can curb the black market without pushing players toward it:
“The most effective way to combat the black market is to ensure that the regulated market remains attractive to players. Enforcement is important, but it cannot stand alone. Regulation needs to strike a careful balance, protecting consumers without making the licensed offering so restrictive that players seek alternatives. This includes competitive product offerings, reasonable limits, and clear, consistent rules.
Ultimately, channelisation should be the guiding principle. If players choose the regulated market because it offers both safety and quality, the black market becomes far less relevant.”
Finally, having been involved in SNGS for a number of years, Morten spoke about why platforms like this are so important for the industry:
“Platforms like SNGS are absolutely essential. The regulatory and commercial challenges we face today are too complex to be addressed in isolation. What makes the event particularly valuable is its ability to bring together regulators, operators, advisors, and other stakeholders in a setting that encourages open and constructive dialogue.
These conversations often lead to better understanding and, in some cases, better policy. In a region as interconnected as the Nordics, that kind of dialogue is not just beneficial, it is necessary.”
SNGS Eventus Awards 2026: Final Week for Nominations
The SNGS Eventus Awards 2026 will be held on the evening of 22 October 2026, recognising individuals and organisations for their contributions to the Nordic gaming industry.
Entries can be submitted until this Friday, 9 October 2026, with the shortlisted nominees announced on 14 October 2026.
Nominate here: https://www.eventus-international.com/sngs-award-nominations
Attend, Sponsor or Exhibit
SNGS 2026 still has delegate, sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available for organisations looking to showcase their brand, engage with industry stakeholders and connect with businesses across the Scandinavian and Nordic gaming markets.
To secure a place, register here: https://www.eventus-international.com/sngs
For sponsorship or exhibition enquiries, contact:
Lou-Mari Burnett, Chief Operating Officer, Eventus International
loumari@eventus-international.com
+27 82 907 5850
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Only 2 weeks remain until the 8th annual Scandinavian & Nordic Gaming Show (SNGS) 2026, as the Nordic gaming community prepares to meet at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 22 – 23 October. This year’s edition comes at a time when regulatory frameworks and enforcement approaches are changing across the Nordic gaming market, raising a number of important questions for operators, suppliers and other businesses active in the region.
Finland is moving towards a new licensing framework, Sweden is taking a firmer approach to regulation, and Norway is stepping up enforcement. SNGS 2026 will address these developments through discussions with regulators, operators, technology providers and investors, examining how regulatory changes are affecting market access, commercial strategies and day-to-day operations.
Prominent Topics on the Agenda
Industry leaders will address some of the key regulatory and commercial developments affecting Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland.
Day 1 | Thursday, 22 October
Gambling in Denmark from a Regulatory Perspective
Europe’s Gaming Leaders: Who Is Really on Top?
Sweden and Denmark: Two Neighbours, Two Regulatory Paths
Day 2 | Friday, 23 October
The Lottery Landscape and the Monopoly Debate
Winning Early in Finland’s New Regime
The Nordic Vision: From Channelisation Gaps to Global Leadership
The Nordic Regulatory Picture According to the Region’s Legal Experts
Ahead of SNGS 2026, prominent figures from the legal sector taking the stage in Copenhagen shared their perspectives on the region’s regulation and market developments.
Gabriel Danyeli, Lawyer, Taylor Wessing
Gabriel outlined the factors that make a European gaming market attractive to operators and how the Nordic markets compare:
“A gaming market is particularly attractive if it offers clear and proportionate licensing requirements, fair tax conditions and effective, yet not excessive, supervision. The Nordic markets are adopting different approaches: Denmark and Sweden have relatively clear licence-based regulatory frameworks. Norway and, until now, Finland have pursued more restrictive models. However, all Nordic countries are generally seen as having regulations that are widely accepted by the players – unlike, for example, in Germany.”
He then examined the reasons behind differences in player flows and channelisation across the Nordic markets:
“Differences in player flows and channelisation have several causes. Strong enforcement against unlicensed operators can increase channelisation. Particularly restrictive systems or a lack of appeal in the legal offers may push players towards the black market. It is therefore important to combine effective enforcement with a competitive regulated market.”
On the future development of Nordic regulation, Gabriel highlighted several areas where greater coordination could benefit both operators and players:
“Both Nordic and German regulation could benefit from better coordination in licensing, advertising, product regulations, and supervision. This would prevent operators from facing very different requirements in Germany and the Nordic markets. At the same time, effective protection against illegal offers must be ensured.
Player protection measures should rely more on evidence and take individual needs into account, for example through better use of behavioural data, without making the legal market unattractive through blanket bans or excessive administrative requirements – the sorts that are, for example, also frequently criticised in the German market.”
Pia Ek, Attorney at Law & Partner, Bird & Bird
Pia explained how differences in market structure have contributed to the varying player-flow and channelisation patterns across the Nordic markets:
“The divergence comes down to market architecture, not geography or culture. Sweden and Denmark opened to competitive licensing years ago, while Finland and Norway kept state monopolies. Monopoly markets are structurally more exposed when demand moves online and cross-border. Finland’s own reform documents found that the exclusive-rights system and its underlying purpose risked losing their relevance because of the sharp rise in online gambling and gambling outside the system.
The system was undermined by services moving online and by the cross-border nature of gambling and gambling services, to the point that the exclusive system’s market share in digital gambling had slipped below the 50 percent mark, with unlicensed operators outside the monopoly earning revenue without paying licence fees, taxes, or bearing responsibility for the harms their activity causes.”
She also considered what the Nordic markets could do to improve channelisation while maintaining strong player protection:
“The Finnish reform’s own framing is the clearest short answer: raising channelisation and protecting players are not inherently in tension, but getting both at once requires deliberate calibration. Some flexibility on both sides needs to be accepted. Rules aimed solely at harm reduction would be maximally strict on supply and marketing, while rules aimed solely at maximising channelisation would be maximally permissive for operators.
Licence terms, tax rates and the gaming authorities’ supervision should be designed to make the regulated market commercially competitive with the unregulated market, while backing licensing with real enforcement teeth.”
Regarding greater regulatory alignment across the Nordic markets, Pia discussed where closer cooperation could have the most immediate impact:
“The Nordic countries already treat each other as the natural reference group for legislative purposes. That shared legal baseline, plus the fact that harmful supply and advertising increasingly cross borders regardless of each country’s own licensing choice, in my mind points to where alignment would have the most immediate payoff, and that is coordinated action against unlicensed, cross-border operators and their marketing. This is an area where no single Nordic country’s model can fully protect its own channelisation rates.”
Morten Ronde, Managing Partner, Nordic Legal
On the topic of player protection, Morten pointed to the responsible gaming innovations that matter most today:
“We are seeing a shift from reactive to proactive responsible gaming, and that is where the real opportunity lies. Key priorities include better use of behavioural data to identify risk earlier, more personalised interventions, and clearer, more effective communication with players. There is also a growing need for cross-operator collaboration and data sharing, within appropriate legal frameworks, to improve outcomes at a systemic level.
Importantly, responsible gaming should not just be about minimising harm, but about creating a safer and more sustainable player experience overall.”
With stricter enforcement across parts of the Nordics, he outlined how regulators can curb the black market without pushing players toward it:
“The most effective way to combat the black market is to ensure that the regulated market remains attractive to players. Enforcement is important, but it cannot stand alone. Regulation needs to strike a careful balance, protecting consumers without making the licensed offering so restrictive that players seek alternatives. This includes competitive product offerings, reasonable limits, and clear, consistent rules.
Ultimately, channelisation should be the guiding principle. If players choose the regulated market because it offers both safety and quality, the black market becomes far less relevant.”
Finally, having been involved in SNGS for a number of years, Morten spoke about why platforms like this are so important for the industry:
“Platforms like SNGS are absolutely essential. The regulatory and commercial challenges we face today are too complex to be addressed in isolation. What makes the event particularly valuable is its ability to bring together regulators, operators, advisors, and other stakeholders in a setting that encourages open and constructive dialogue.
These conversations often lead to better understanding and, in some cases, better policy. In a region as interconnected as the Nordics, that kind of dialogue is not just beneficial, it is necessary.”
SNGS Eventus Awards 2026: Final Week for Nominations
The SNGS Eventus Awards 2026 will be held on the evening of 22 October 2026, recognising individuals and organisations for their contributions to the Nordic gaming industry.
Entries can be submitted until this Friday, 9 October 2026, with the shortlisted nominees announced on 14 October 2026.
Nominate here: https://www.eventus-international.com/sngs-award-nominations
Attend, Sponsor or Exhibit
SNGS 2026 still has delegate, sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available for organisations looking to showcase their brand, engage with industry stakeholders and connect with businesses across the Scandinavian and Nordic gaming markets.
To secure a place, register here: https://www.eventus-international.com/sngs
For sponsorship or exhibition enquiries, contact:
Lou-Mari Burnett, Chief Operating Officer, Eventus International
loumari@eventus-international.com
+27 82 907 5850
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Polymarket、Protocol V2のスマートコントラクトを刷新BitcoinWorld
Polymarket、Protocol V2のスマートコントラクトを刷新
Cointelegraphによると、Polymarketは2026年10月5日（月）、Protocol V2スマートコントラクトシステムの段階的な導入を開始しました。予測市場プラットフォームである同社は、10月30日まで限られた数の稼働中の市場で新しいインフラをテストしており、新規市場をV2に移行する目標日として、暫定的に11月2日を設定しています。Polymarketのプロトコル責任者であるRajath Alex氏が、Xへの投稿で導入を発表しました。
Polymarketは、担保トークンとしてpUSDのみを使用する、再構築された予測市場向けスマートコントラクトシステム「Protocol V2」をリリースしました。テストは10月30日まで限られた数の稼働中の市場で実施され、新規市場をV2に移行する目標日は暫定的に11月2日とされています。既存のポジションは現行システムに残り、変換されません。主な事実
Polymarket、Protocol V2のスマートコントラクトを刷新
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Polymarket、Protocol V2のスマートコントラクトを刷新
Cointelegraphによると、Polymarketは2026年10月5日（月）、Protocol V2スマートコントラクトシステムの段階的な導入を開始しました。予測市場プラットフォームである同社は、10月30日まで限られた数の稼働中の市場で新しいインフラをテストしており、新規市場をV2に移行する目標日として、暫定的に11月2日を設定しています。Polymarketのプロトコル責任者であるRajath Alex氏が、Xへの投稿で導入を発表しました。
Polymarketは、担保トークンとしてpUSDのみを使用する、再構築された予測市場向けスマートコントラクトシステム「Protocol V2」をリリースしました。テストは10月30日まで限られた数の稼働中の市場で実施され、新規市場をV2に移行する目標日は暫定的に11月2日とされています。既存のポジションは現行システムに残り、変換されません。主な事実
Polymarket、Protocol V2のスマートコントラクトを刷新
Cointelegraphによると、Polymarketは2026年10月5日（月）、Protocol V2スマートコントラクトシステムの段階的な導入を開始しました。予測市場プラットフォームである同社は、10月30日まで限られた数の稼働中の市場で新しいインフラをテストしており、新規市場をV2に移行する目標日として、暫定的に11月2日を設定しています。Polymarketのプロトコル責任者であるRajath Alex氏が、Xへの投稿で導入を発表しました。
Polymarketは、担保トークンとしてpUSDのみを使用する、再構築された予測市場向けスマートコントラクトシステム「Protocol V2」をリリースしました。テストは10月30日まで限られた数の稼働中の市場で実施され、新規市場をV2に移行する目標日は暫定的に11月2日とされています。既存のポジションは現行システムに残り、変換されません。主な事実
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4社が出資、OKXが企業価値250億ドルで新たな資金を調達BitcoinWorld
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Cryptopotatoによると、OKXは火曜日、投資前評価額250億ドルで、Circle、Ripple、Qube Research & Technologies、Standard CharteredのSC Venturesから戦略的投資を受け入れたと発表した。取引所は、4社それぞれの出資額や取得した持ち分について明らかにしなかった。
OKXは、投資前評価額250億ドルでCircle、Ripple、QRT、SC Venturesから新たな資金を調達した。これにより、3月にNYSEの親会社であるIntercontinental Exchangeが主導した資金調達ラウンドが拡大した。4社の投資家はいずれも同社にとって新規ではなく、それぞれがすでにステーブルコイン、流動性、担保、またはカストディのインフラをOKXに提供している。主なポイント
4社が出資、OKXが企業価値250億ドルで新たな資金を調達
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4社が出資、OKXが企業価値250億ドルで新たな資金を調達
Cryptopotatoによると、OKXは火曜日、投資前評価額250億ドルで、Circle、Ripple、Qube Research & Technologies、Standard CharteredのSC Venturesから戦略的投資を受け入れたと発表した。取引所は、4社それぞれの出資額や取得した持ち分について明らかにしなかった。
OKXは、投資前評価額250億ドルでCircle、Ripple、QRT、SC Venturesから新たな資金を調達した。これにより、3月にNYSEの親会社であるIntercontinental Exchangeが主導した資金調達ラウンドが拡大した。4社の投資家はいずれも同社にとって新規ではなく、それぞれがすでにステーブルコイン、流動性、担保、またはカストディのインフラをOKXに提供している。主なポイント
4社が出資、OKXが企業価値250億ドルで新たな資金を調達
Cryptopotatoによると、OKXは火曜日、投資前評価額250億ドルで、Circle、Ripple、Qube Research & Technologies、Standard CharteredのSC Venturesから戦略的投資を受け入れたと発表した。取引所は、4社それぞれの出資額や取得した持ち分について明らかにしなかった。
OKXは、投資前評価額250億ドルでCircle、Ripple、QRT、SC Venturesから新たな資金を調達した。これにより、3月にNYSEの親会社であるIntercontinental Exchangeが主導した資金調達ラウンドが拡大した。4社の投資家はいずれも同社にとって新規ではなく、それぞれがすでにステーブルコイン、流動性、担保、またはカストディのインフラをOKXに提供している。主なポイント
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ChainIT、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 WeekにてAgentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表BitcoinWorld
ChainIT、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 WeekにてAgentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表
Transaction Truthホワイトペーパーでは、AIエージェントが検証済みの権限、実行時コンプライアンス、制御された実行を通じて、Web3ウォレット、ステーブルコイン、従来型の決済レールを横断して取引する方法を解説しています。
アリゾナ州スコッツデール、2026年10月6日 /PRNewswire/ — ChainIT Inc.は本日、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 Weekに合わせて、Agentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表し、エグゼクティブ向けホワイトペーパー「ChainIT Transaction Truth: Stablecoins, Web3 Wallets, and Multi-Rail Commerce」を紹介しました。本書では、AIが開始する取引を、検証済みの本人確認および委任権限と、実行時コンプライアンス、制御された実行、検証可能な商取引の成果と結び付ける方法を解説しています。
ChainIT、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 WeekにてAgentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表
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ChainIT、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 WeekにてAgentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表
Transaction Truthホワイトペーパーでは、AIエージェントが検証済みの権限、実行時コンプライアンス、制御された実行を通じて、Web3ウォレット、ステーブルコイン、従来型の決済レールを横断して取引する方法を解説しています。
アリゾナ州スコッツデール、2026年10月6日 /PRNewswire/ — ChainIT Inc.は本日、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 Weekに合わせて、Agentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表し、エグゼクティブ向けホワイトペーパー「ChainIT Transaction Truth: Stablecoins, Web3 Wallets, and Multi-Rail Commerce」を紹介しました。本書では、AIが開始する取引を、検証済みの本人確認および委任権限と、実行時コンプライアンス、制御された実行、検証可能な商取引の成果と結び付ける方法を解説しています。
ChainIT、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 WeekにてAgentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表
Transaction Truthホワイトペーパーでは、AIエージェントが検証済みの権限、実行時コンプライアンス、制御された実行を通じて、Web3ウォレット、ステーブルコイン、従来型の決済レールを横断して取引する方法を解説しています。
アリゾナ州スコッツデール、2026年10月6日 /PRNewswire/ — ChainIT Inc.は本日、シンガポールで開催されるTOKEN2049 Weekに合わせて、Agentic Web3 Complete Commerceのアーキテクチャを発表し、エグゼクティブ向けホワイトペーパー「ChainIT Transaction Truth: Stablecoins, Web3 Wallets, and Multi-Rail Commerce」を紹介しました。本書では、AIが開始する取引を、検証済みの本人確認および委任権限と、実行時コンプライアンス、制御された実行、検証可能な商取引の成果と結び付ける方法を解説しています。
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Umia、トークンネイティブなプロジェクトのためのオンチェーン組成プラットフォーム構築に600万ドルを調達、参加者には…BitcoinWorld
Umia、トークンネイティブなプロジェクトのためのオンチェーン組成プラットフォーム構築に600万ドルを調達、Galaxy Ventures、DCG、Draper Associatesが参加
多くのトークンは、その背後にある事業と正式なつながりを持っていません。知的財産、収益、トレジャリーは通常、別の法人に置かれています。Umiaでは、トークンとともにこの3つすべてを一つの法的枠組みにまとめ、トレジャリーに関する意思決定はオンチェーンの意思決定市場を通じて行います。
ニューヨーク、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — プロジェクトの立ち上げ、資金調達、ガバナンスをオンチェーンで実現するプラットフォームUmia（umia.finance）は本日、自社システムを通じて最初にローンチしたトークン$UMIAのオークションにより、600万ドルを調達したと発表しました。10のファンドと約700人の個人入札者が、8月26日から9月2日までBase上で実施された7日間の販売に参加しました。販売は、審査済みファンドおよびzkTLSで検証されたコミュニティメンバーを対象とする3日間の早期ラウンドで始まりました。その後、8月29日の一般向けラウンドは開始から7分で上限に達し、販売額は最低調達目標の200万ドルの3倍を超えて終了しました。参加したファンドにはGalaxy Ventures、DCG、Draper Associates、RenGen、Alpha EV、Maven 11、Eon Capitalなどが含まれ、いずれも割引なしで、他のすべての参加者と同じ条件で入札しました。
Umia、トークンネイティブなプロジェクトのためのオンチェーン組成プラットフォーム構築に600万ドルを調達、参加者には…
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Umia、トークンネイティブなプロジェクトのためのオンチェーン組成プラットフォーム構築に600万ドルを調達、Galaxy Ventures、DCG、Draper Associatesが参加
多くのトークンは、その背後にある事業と正式なつながりを持っていません。知的財産、収益、トレジャリーは通常、別の法人に置かれています。Umiaでは、トークンとともにこの3つすべてを一つの法的枠組みにまとめ、トレジャリーに関する意思決定はオンチェーンの意思決定市場を通じて行います。
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Umia、トークンネイティブなプロジェクトのためのオンチェーン組成プラットフォーム構築に600万ドルを調達、Galaxy Ventures、DCG、Draper Associatesが参加
多くのトークンは、その背後にある事業と正式なつながりを持っていません。知的財産、収益、トレジャリーは通常、別の法人に置かれています。Umiaでは、トークンとともにこの3つすべてを一つの法的枠組みにまとめ、トレジャリーに関する意思決定はオンチェーンの意思決定市場を通じて行います。
ニューヨーク、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — プロジェクトの立ち上げ、資金調達、ガバナンスをオンチェーンで実現するプラットフォームUmia（umia.finance）は本日、自社システムを通じて最初にローンチしたトークン$UMIAのオークションにより、600万ドルを調達したと発表しました。10のファンドと約700人の個人入札者が、8月26日から9月2日までBase上で実施された7日間の販売に参加しました。販売は、審査済みファンドおよびzkTLSで検証されたコミュニティメンバーを対象とする3日間の早期ラウンドで始まりました。その後、8月29日の一般向けラウンドは開始から7分で上限に達し、販売額は最低調達目標の200万ドルの3倍を超えて終了しました。参加したファンドにはGalaxy Ventures、DCG、Draper Associates、RenGen、Alpha EV、Maven 11、Eon Capitalなどが含まれ、いずれも割引なしで、他のすべての参加者と同じ条件で入札しました。
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AI時代に向けて世界の暗号技術を備えるため、Eigen LabsとZcash組織のShielded Lab...BitcoinWorld
AI時代に向けて世界の暗号技術を備えるため、Eigen LabsとZcash組織のShielded Labsが、広く利用されているハッシュ関数への攻撃をAIがどこまで進歩させられるかを検証する、オープンなマルチプレイヤー型コンペティション「HashSmash」を開始
誰でもYukon上でAIエージェントにSHA-256、SHA-3、BLAKE3、Poseidonを攻撃させることができ、すべての結果が公開され、暗号学者による審査を受けます。Yukonが主催するこのオープンなコンペティションでは、インターネット上の暗号技術を支えるハッシュ関数への攻撃を、AIがどこまで進歩させられるかを検証します。
AI時代に向けて世界の暗号技術を備えるため、Eigen LabsとZcash組織のShielded Lab...
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AI時代に向けて世界の暗号技術を備えるため、Eigen LabsとZcash組織のShielded Labsが、広く利用されているハッシュ関数への攻撃をAIがどこまで進歩させられるかを検証する、オープンなマルチプレイヤー型コンペティション「HashSmash」を開始
誰でもYukon上でAIエージェントにSHA-256、SHA-3、BLAKE3、Poseidonを攻撃させることができ、すべての結果が公開され、暗号学者による審査を受けます。Yukonが主催するこのオープンなコンペティションでは、インターネット上の暗号技術を支えるハッシュ関数への攻撃を、AIがどこまで進歩させられるかを検証します。
AI時代に向けて世界の暗号技術を備えるため、Eigen LabsとZcash組織のShielded Labsが、広く利用されているハッシュ関数への攻撃をAIがどこまで進歩させられるかを検証する、オープンなマルチプレイヤー型コンペティション「HashSmash」を開始
誰でもYukon上でAIエージェントにSHA-256、SHA-3、BLAKE3、Poseidonを攻撃させることができ、すべての結果が公開され、暗号学者による審査を受けます。Yukonが主催するこのオープンなコンペティションでは、インターネット上の暗号技術を支えるハッシュ関数への攻撃を、AIがどこまで進歩させられるかを検証します。
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ReapとCollinson Internationalが画期的なパートナーシップを締結、Priority Passの空港体験をステーブルコイン・暗号資産エコシステムに提供...BitcoinWorld
ReapとCollinson Internationalが画期的なパートナーシップを締結、Priority Passの空港体験をステーブルコイン・暗号資産エコシステムに提供
この提携により、デジタル資産を利用する顧客に上質な旅行特典を提供し、対象となるカード会員は、世界各地の1,900か所を超える空港ラウンジや旅行体験を含むPriority Passのネットワークを利用できます。
シンガポール、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — ステーブルコイン対応インフラを通じて、世界中の企業に金融の接続性とアクセスを提供するグローバルな金融テクノロジー企業Reapは、空港体験、ロイヤルティ、顧客エンゲージメントソリューションを提供する世界的リーダーであり、Priority Passの所有・運営会社でもあるCollinson Internationalと戦略的パートナーシップを締結しました。
ReapとCollinson Internationalが画期的なパートナーシップを締結、Priority Passの空港体験をステーブルコイン・暗号資産エコシステムに提供...
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ReapとCollinson Internationalが画期的なパートナーシップを締結、Priority Passの空港体験をステーブルコイン・暗号資産エコシステムに提供
この提携により、デジタル資産を利用する顧客に上質な旅行特典を提供し、対象となるカード会員は、世界各地の1,900か所を超える空港ラウンジや旅行体験を含むPriority Passのネットワークを利用できます。
シンガポール、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — ステーブルコイン対応インフラを通じて、世界中の企業に金融の接続性とアクセスを提供するグローバルな金融テクノロジー企業Reapは、空港体験、ロイヤルティ、顧客エンゲージメントソリューションを提供する世界的リーダーであり、Priority Passの所有・運営会社でもあるCollinson Internationalと戦略的パートナーシップを締結しました。
ReapとCollinson Internationalが画期的なパートナーシップを締結、Priority Passの空港体験をステーブルコイン・暗号資産エコシステムに提供
この提携により、デジタル資産を利用する顧客に上質な旅行特典を提供し、対象となるカード会員は、世界各地の1,900か所を超える空港ラウンジや旅行体験を含むPriority Passのネットワークを利用できます。
シンガポール、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — ステーブルコイン対応インフラを通じて、世界中の企業に金融の接続性とアクセスを提供するグローバルな金融テクノロジー企業Reapは、空港体験、ロイヤルティ、顧客エンゲージメントソリューションを提供する世界的リーダーであり、Priority Passの所有・運営会社でもあるCollinson Internationalと戦略的パートナーシップを締結しました。
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Visaのステーブルコインカード決済額、前年比で約200%増BitcoinWorld
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Visaは10月1日、同社のネットワーク上で稼働中の消費者向けおよび法人向けプログラムが160を超え、ステーブルコイン連動型カードプログラム全体の決済額が前年比で約200%増加したと発表しました。同社は、この成長率の基礎となる決済額の総額を明らかにしていません。また、この発表では、カード決済額とVisaのステーブルコイン決済額を区別しています。後者はネットワークの異なる側面を測る指標です。
Visaのステーブルコイン連動型カードの決済額は前年比で約200%増加し、160以上のプログラムが稼働しています。2026会計年度の年初来では、法人・商用カードプログラムが決済額全体の約17%を占めました。またVisaによると、ステーブルコイン決済の年間換算額は最近、200億ドルを超えました。
Visaのステーブルコインカード決済額、前年比で約200%増
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Visaのステーブルコインカード決済額、前年比で約200%増
Visaは10月1日、同社のネットワーク上で稼働中の消費者向けおよび法人向けプログラムが160を超え、ステーブルコイン連動型カードプログラム全体の決済額が前年比で約200%増加したと発表しました。同社は、この成長率の基礎となる決済額の総額を明らかにしていません。また、この発表では、カード決済額とVisaのステーブルコイン決済額を区別しています。後者はネットワークの異なる側面を測る指標です。
Visaのステーブルコイン連動型カードの決済額は前年比で約200%増加し、160以上のプログラムが稼働しています。2026会計年度の年初来では、法人・商用カードプログラムが決済額全体の約17%を占めました。またVisaによると、ステーブルコイン決済の年間換算額は最近、200億ドルを超えました。
Visaのステーブルコインカード決済額、前年比で約200%増
Visaは10月1日、同社のネットワーク上で稼働中の消費者向けおよび法人向けプログラムが160を超え、ステーブルコイン連動型カードプログラム全体の決済額が前年比で約200%増加したと発表しました。同社は、この成長率の基礎となる決済額の総額を明らかにしていません。また、この発表では、カード決済額とVisaのステーブルコイン決済額を区別しています。後者はネットワークの異なる側面を測る指標です。
Visaのステーブルコイン連動型カードの決済額は前年比で約200%増加し、160以上のプログラムが稼働しています。2026会計年度の年初来では、法人・商用カードプログラムが決済額全体の約17%を占めました。またVisaによると、ステーブルコイン決済の年間換算額は最近、200億ドルを超えました。
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TOKEN2049開催期間中、More & MoreがEtoro、Pantera Capital、Chainlinkとともにエージェント型金融サミットを開催...BitcoinWorld
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10月8日に開催される招待制サミットには、銀行、取引所、決済ネットワーク、ファンドから400人の幹部がSuntec Cityに集まり、AIエージェントが取引、決済、コンプライアンスにどのように導入されつつあるかを検討します。
シンガポール、2026年10月5日 — More & Moreは、TOKEN2049 Singaporeの公式サイドイベントとして、2026年10月8日にSuntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centreでエージェント型金融サミットを開催します。eToroは本サミットの筆頭パートナーです。
TOKEN2049開催期間中、More & MoreがEtoro、Pantera Capital、Chainlinkとともにエージェント型金融サミットを開催...
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TOKEN2049シンガポール開催期間中、More & MoreがeToro、Pantera Capital、Chainlinkとともにエージェント型金融サミットを開催
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シンガポール、2026年10月5日 — More & Moreは、TOKEN2049 Singaporeの公式サイドイベントとして、2026年10月8日にSuntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centreでエージェント型金融サミットを開催します。eToroは本サミットの筆頭パートナーです。
TOKEN2049シンガポール開催期間中、More & MoreがeToro、Pantera Capital、Chainlinkとともにエージェント型金融サミットを開催
10月8日に開催される招待制サミットには、銀行、取引所、決済ネットワーク、ファンドから400人の幹部がSuntec Cityに集まり、AIエージェントが取引、決済、コンプライアンスにどのように導入されつつあるかを検討します。
シンガポール、2026年10月5日 — More & Moreは、TOKEN2049 Singaporeの公式サイドイベントとして、2026年10月8日にSuntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centreでエージェント型金融サミットを開催します。eToroは本サミットの筆頭パートナーです。
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Paywardとシンガポール・ガルフ銀行、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場に24時間365日決済を導入する提携を発表…BitcoinWorld
Paywardとシンガポール・ガルフ銀行、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場に24時間365日決済を導入する提携を発表
Paywardは、シンガポール・ガルフ銀行のリアルタイム決済ネットワークであるSGB Netを統合し、アジアおよび湾岸地域の機関投資家顧客が、時間を問わず即時に決済できるようにしました。またSGBは、デジタル資産の流動性を提供する新たな取引先としてKraken Primeを受け入れる予定です。
シドニー、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — Krakenを支える統合金融インフラプラットフォームのPaywardと、バーレーン中央銀行の規制を受ける完全認可のデジタル銀行であるシンガポール・ガルフ銀行（SGB）は本日、特定の法域のみを対象に、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場で24時間365日利用可能な決済を実現するための戦略的パートナーシップを発表しました。
Paywardとシンガポール・ガルフ銀行、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場に24時間365日決済を導入する提携を発表…
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Paywardとシンガポール・ガルフ銀行、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場に24時間365日決済を導入する提携を発表
Paywardは、シンガポール・ガルフ銀行のリアルタイム決済ネットワークであるSGB Netを統合し、アジアおよび湾岸地域の機関投資家顧客が、時間を問わず即時に決済できるようにしました。またSGBは、デジタル資産の流動性を提供する新たな取引先としてKraken Primeを受け入れる予定です。
シドニー、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — Krakenを支える統合金融インフラプラットフォームのPaywardと、バーレーン中央銀行の規制を受ける完全認可のデジタル銀行であるシンガポール・ガルフ銀行（SGB）は本日、特定の法域のみを対象に、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場で24時間365日利用可能な決済を実現するための戦略的パートナーシップを発表しました。
Paywardとシンガポール・ガルフ銀行、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場に24時間365日決済を導入する提携を発表
Paywardは、シンガポール・ガルフ銀行のリアルタイム決済ネットワークであるSGB Netを統合し、アジアおよび湾岸地域の機関投資家顧客が、時間を問わず即時に決済できるようにしました。またSGBは、デジタル資産の流動性を提供する新たな取引先としてKraken Primeを受け入れる予定です。
シドニー、2026年10月5日 /PRNewswire/ — Krakenを支える統合金融インフラプラットフォームのPaywardと、バーレーン中央銀行の規制を受ける完全認可のデジタル銀行であるシンガポール・ガルフ銀行（SGB）は本日、特定の法域のみを対象に、機関投資家向けデジタル資産市場で24時間365日利用可能な決済を実現するための戦略的パートナーシップを発表しました。
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South Korea Crypto Volume Slips 19.56% in a WeekBitcoinWorldSouth Korea crypto volume slips 19.56% in a week
Combined trading volume across South Korea’s five largest crypto exchanges fell to roughly 20.5 trillion won, or about $15.1 billion, in the week ending Oct. 2, a 19.56% decline from the previous week, according to Crypto.news, citing data from Digital Asset. The drop removed about 5 trillion won, or roughly $3.7 billion, from activity over the seven-day window that ended at 2 p.m. Korea Standard Time on Oct. 2.
South Korea’s five major exchanges traded about 20.5 trillion won in the week to Oct. 2, down 19.56% week over week. The weekly slide followed government data showing average daily exchange volume in the country fell 44% in the first half of 2026 and operating profit dropped 78%.
The figures cover Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X and Gopax. Crypto.news reported that the source data did not tie the decline to any single cryptocurrency, exchange event or regulatory action, leaving the weekly numbers on their own unable to explain why traders pulled back.
Key facts
Five-exchange volume for Sept. 25 to Oct. 2 totaled about 20.5 trillion won, or $15.1 billion, down 19.56% week over week.
Upbit held 64.04% of trading, down 3.3 percentage points, while Bithumb rose 1.893 points to 26.66%.
The Korea Financial Intelligence Unit surveyed 26 registered virtual asset service providers and reported that average daily exchange volume fell 44% in the first half of 2026 versus the prior six months, per Cointelegraph.
Over the same period, exchange sales dropped 41% and operating profit dropped 78%, while the number of accounts eligible to trade edged up 0.4%.
Of 673 distinct virtual assets circulating on Korean platforms, 93 were exchange-exclusive tokens with market capitalization of 100 million won or less, about 40% of that group.
A quiet week against a much weaker year
Crypto.news and Cointelegraph are describing two different measurements of the same soft market, and the distinction matters. The 19.56% decline is a private-sector snapshot covering one week and five platforms. The 44% and 78% declines come from the KoFIU and Financial Supervisory Service, which on Oct. 1 published their own first-half review of the domestic virtual asset market.
That regulatory review, first distributed by the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit and covered by Cointelegraph on Oct. 2, found that during the first six months of 2026 Korean crypto market capitalization fell 33% to a loss of 28.3 trillion won, won-denominated exchange deposits dropped 35%, and exchange revenue slid 41%. PANews carried the same survey details, noting the review spanned Jan. 1 to June 30 and covered 17 exchange operators plus nine custody and wallet providers.
Cointelegraph also reported that the weakness has run longer than a single half-year cycle. A separate Cointelegraph analysis in July found combined average daily volume across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit and Gopax had fallen about 89% year over year over comparable seven-day periods, while the KOSPI, South Korea’s benchmark stock index, had more than doubled over the 12 months to July 22. In May, the value of crypto held by South Korean investors fell 50.2% to 60.6 trillion won, or $41.4 billion, over roughly a year — a move that Korean outlet ChosunBiz linked to capital shifting toward equities.
Upbit stays first as rivals chip away
The exchange order did not change through Oct. 2. Upbit, Bithumb and the rest held the same ranks as the prior week, but the split beneath the surface shifted. Upbit’s 64.04% share was down 3.3 percentage points, and Bithumb’s gain of 1.893 points to 26.66% left the two platforms controlling more than 90% of the five-exchange market.
Coinone took third at 6.58%, an increase of 1.12 percentage points. Digital X, the former Korbit, reached 2.71% after adding 0.316 points, and Gopax stayed fifth at 0.02%. Crypto.news noted that Korbit’s service became Digital X from Sept. 16 following its move under Mirae Asset, with its corporate name changing on Aug. 11 and customer assets, trading history and account data carrying over unchanged.
Liquidity remains a concern at the thin end of the market. The KoFIU flagged the risk of sharp price moves in exchange-exclusive tokens, and Crypto.news reported that monthly turnover for won-based exchanges ran between 100% and 201%, compared with just 2% to 9% for coin-only platforms.
Why it matters
Falling volume feeds directly into the viability of the platforms Korean traders rely on. With revenue down 41% and operating profit down 78% in the first half, exchanges have less room to fund listings, compliance and security work at a moment when regulators are demanding more of all three. Thinner order books also mean retail buyers and sellers face wider spreads and sharper price swings, particularly in the exchange-exclusive tokens the KoFIU singled out. And the shift of household capital toward the KOSPI shows that the decline is not purely a crypto story — it is a reallocation of where Korean retail savers put their money.
What to watch
The next test is whether the Oct. 2 listings hold up in a softer market: Bithumb added Talus against the Korean won that day, and Upbit listed Dolphin across KRW, BTC and USDT pairs. Also pending is the rollout of the FSC’s August framework, which expands Korea’s travel rule to transfers of all sizes between registered VASPs and requires transfers of at least 10 million won to overseas providers or wallet operators to be reported to the KoFIU once the provisions take effect.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did South Korea crypto trading volume fall in the week to Oct. 2?
Combined volume across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X and Gopax fell 19.56% week over week to roughly 20.5 trillion won, or about $15.1 billion, a drop of around 5 trillion won.
Did any exchange gain market share during the decline?
Yes. Upbit’s share slipped 3.3 percentage points to 64.04%, while Bithumb rose to 26.66%, Coinone to 6.58%, Digital X to 2.71% and Gopax to 0.02%.
What did the KoFIU first-half 2026 survey find?
The regulator surveyed 26 registered virtual asset service providers and found average daily exchange volume fell 44%, market capitalization dropped 33%, won deposits fell 35%, sales fell 41% and operating profit fell 78%.
Why do the exchange figures and the KoFIU data measure different things?
The weekly 19.56% slide is a private seven-day snapshot from Digital Asset, while the 44% and 78% declines come from the KoFIU’s six-month regulatory survey. The two reports use different windows and are not directly comparable.
Are South Korean crypto rules getting stricter?
Yes. The Financial Services Commission approved tighter VASP registration and anti-money laundering rules in August 2026, and the travel rule now applies to transfers of all sizes between registered VASPs.
This post South Korea crypto volume slips 19.56% in a week first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
South Korea Crypto Volume Slips 19.56% in a Week
BitcoinWorldSouth Korea crypto volume slips 19.56% in a week
Combined trading volume across South Korea’s five largest crypto exchanges fell to roughly 20.5 trillion won, or about $15.1 billion, in the week ending Oct. 2, a 19.56% decline from the previous week, according to Crypto.news, citing data from Digital Asset. The drop removed about 5 trillion won, or roughly $3.7 billion, from activity over the seven-day window that ended at 2 p.m. Korea Standard Time on Oct. 2.
South Korea’s five major exchanges traded about 20.5 trillion won in the week to Oct. 2, down 19.56% week over week. The weekly slide followed government data showing average daily exchange volume in the country fell 44% in the first half of 2026 and operating profit dropped 78%.
The figures cover Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X and Gopax. Crypto.news reported that the source data did not tie the decline to any single cryptocurrency, exchange event or regulatory action, leaving the weekly numbers on their own unable to explain why traders pulled back.
Key facts
Five-exchange volume for Sept. 25 to Oct. 2 totaled about 20.5 trillion won, or $15.1 billion, down 19.56% week over week.
Upbit held 64.04% of trading, down 3.3 percentage points, while Bithumb rose 1.893 points to 26.66%.
The Korea Financial Intelligence Unit surveyed 26 registered virtual asset service providers and reported that average daily exchange volume fell 44% in the first half of 2026 versus the prior six months, per Cointelegraph.
Over the same period, exchange sales dropped 41% and operating profit dropped 78%, while the number of accounts eligible to trade edged up 0.4%.
Of 673 distinct virtual assets circulating on Korean platforms, 93 were exchange-exclusive tokens with market capitalization of 100 million won or less, about 40% of that group.
A quiet week against a much weaker year
Crypto.news and Cointelegraph are describing two different measurements of the same soft market, and the distinction matters. The 19.56% decline is a private-sector snapshot covering one week and five platforms. The 44% and 78% declines come from the KoFIU and Financial Supervisory Service, which on Oct. 1 published their own first-half review of the domestic virtual asset market.
That regulatory review, first distributed by the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit and covered by Cointelegraph on Oct. 2, found that during the first six months of 2026 Korean crypto market capitalization fell 33% to a loss of 28.3 trillion won, won-denominated exchange deposits dropped 35%, and exchange revenue slid 41%. PANews carried the same survey details, noting the review spanned Jan. 1 to June 30 and covered 17 exchange operators plus nine custody and wallet providers.
Cointelegraph also reported that the weakness has run longer than a single half-year cycle. A separate Cointelegraph analysis in July found combined average daily volume across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit and Gopax had fallen about 89% year over year over comparable seven-day periods, while the KOSPI, South Korea’s benchmark stock index, had more than doubled over the 12 months to July 22. In May, the value of crypto held by South Korean investors fell 50.2% to 60.6 trillion won, or $41.4 billion, over roughly a year — a move that Korean outlet ChosunBiz linked to capital shifting toward equities.
Upbit stays first as rivals chip away
The exchange order did not change through Oct. 2. Upbit, Bithumb and the rest held the same ranks as the prior week, but the split beneath the surface shifted. Upbit’s 64.04% share was down 3.3 percentage points, and Bithumb’s gain of 1.893 points to 26.66% left the two platforms controlling more than 90% of the five-exchange market.
Coinone took third at 6.58%, an increase of 1.12 percentage points. Digital X, the former Korbit, reached 2.71% after adding 0.316 points, and Gopax stayed fifth at 0.02%. Crypto.news noted that Korbit’s service became Digital X from Sept. 16 following its move under Mirae Asset, with its corporate name changing on Aug. 11 and customer assets, trading history and account data carrying over unchanged.
Liquidity remains a concern at the thin end of the market. The KoFIU flagged the risk of sharp price moves in exchange-exclusive tokens, and Crypto.news reported that monthly turnover for won-based exchanges ran between 100% and 201%, compared with just 2% to 9% for coin-only platforms.
Why it matters
Falling volume feeds directly into the viability of the platforms Korean traders rely on. With revenue down 41% and operating profit down 78% in the first half, exchanges have less room to fund listings, compliance and security work at a moment when regulators are demanding more of all three. Thinner order books also mean retail buyers and sellers face wider spreads and sharper price swings, particularly in the exchange-exclusive tokens the KoFIU singled out. And the shift of household capital toward the KOSPI shows that the decline is not purely a crypto story — it is a reallocation of where Korean retail savers put their money.
What to watch
The next test is whether the Oct. 2 listings hold up in a softer market: Bithumb added Talus against the Korean won that day, and Upbit listed Dolphin across KRW, BTC and USDT pairs. Also pending is the rollout of the FSC’s August framework, which expands Korea’s travel rule to transfers of all sizes between registered VASPs and requires transfers of at least 10 million won to overseas providers or wallet operators to be reported to the KoFIU once the provisions take effect.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did South Korea crypto trading volume fall in the week to Oct. 2?
Combined volume across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X and Gopax fell 19.56% week over week to roughly 20.5 trillion won, or about $15.1 billion, a drop of around 5 trillion won.
Did any exchange gain market share during the decline?
Yes. Upbit’s share slipped 3.3 percentage points to 64.04%, while Bithumb rose to 26.66%, Coinone to 6.58%, Digital X to 2.71% and Gopax to 0.02%.
What did the KoFIU first-half 2026 survey find?
The regulator surveyed 26 registered virtual asset service providers and found average daily exchange volume fell 44%, market capitalization dropped 33%, won deposits fell 35%, sales fell 41% and operating profit fell 78%.
Why do the exchange figures and the KoFIU data measure different things?
The weekly 19.56% slide is a private seven-day snapshot from Digital Asset, while the 44% and 78% declines come from the KoFIU’s six-month regulatory survey. The two reports use different windows and are not directly comparable.
Are South Korean crypto rules getting stricter?
Yes. The Financial Services Commission approved tighter VASP registration and anti-money laundering rules in August 2026, and the travel rule now applies to transfers of all sizes between registered VASPs.
This post South Korea crypto volume slips 19.56% in a week first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
Combined trading volume across South Korea’s five largest crypto exchanges fell to roughly 20.5 trillion won, or about $15.1 billion, in the week ending Oct. 2, a 19.56% decline from the previous week, according to Crypto.news, citing data from Digital Asset. The drop removed about 5 trillion won, or roughly $3.7 billion, from activity over the seven-day window that ended at 2 p.m. Korea Standard Time on Oct. 2.
South Korea’s five major exchanges traded about 20.5 trillion won in the week to Oct. 2, down 19.56% week over week. The weekly slide followed government data showing average daily exchange volume in the country fell 44% in the first half of 2026 and operating profit dropped 78%.
The figures cover Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X and Gopax. Crypto.news reported that the source data did not tie the decline to any single cryptocurrency, exchange event or regulatory action, leaving the weekly numbers on their own unable to explain why traders pulled back.
Key facts
Five-exchange volume for Sept. 25 to Oct. 2 totaled about 20.5 trillion won, or $15.1 billion, down 19.56% week over week.
Upbit held 64.04% of trading, down 3.3 percentage points, while Bithumb rose 1.893 points to 26.66%.
The Korea Financial Intelligence Unit surveyed 26 registered virtual asset service providers and reported that average daily exchange volume fell 44% in the first half of 2026 versus the prior six months, per Cointelegraph.
Over the same period, exchange sales dropped 41% and operating profit dropped 78%, while the number of accounts eligible to trade edged up 0.4%.
Of 673 distinct virtual assets circulating on Korean platforms, 93 were exchange-exclusive tokens with market capitalization of 100 million won or less, about 40% of that group.
A quiet week against a much weaker year
Crypto.news and Cointelegraph are describing two different measurements of the same soft market, and the distinction matters. The 19.56% decline is a private-sector snapshot covering one week and five platforms. The 44% and 78% declines come from the KoFIU and Financial Supervisory Service, which on Oct. 1 published their own first-half review of the domestic virtual asset market.
That regulatory review, first distributed by the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit and covered by Cointelegraph on Oct. 2, found that during the first six months of 2026 Korean crypto market capitalization fell 33% to a loss of 28.3 trillion won, won-denominated exchange deposits dropped 35%, and exchange revenue slid 41%. PANews carried the same survey details, noting the review spanned Jan. 1 to June 30 and covered 17 exchange operators plus nine custody and wallet providers.
Cointelegraph also reported that the weakness has run longer than a single half-year cycle. A separate Cointelegraph analysis in July found combined average daily volume across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit and Gopax had fallen about 89% year over year over comparable seven-day periods, while the KOSPI, South Korea’s benchmark stock index, had more than doubled over the 12 months to July 22. In May, the value of crypto held by South Korean investors fell 50.2% to 60.6 trillion won, or $41.4 billion, over roughly a year — a move that Korean outlet ChosunBiz linked to capital shifting toward equities.
Upbit stays first as rivals chip away
The exchange order did not change through Oct. 2. Upbit, Bithumb and the rest held the same ranks as the prior week, but the split beneath the surface shifted. Upbit’s 64.04% share was down 3.3 percentage points, and Bithumb’s gain of 1.893 points to 26.66% left the two platforms controlling more than 90% of the five-exchange market.
Coinone took third at 6.58%, an increase of 1.12 percentage points. Digital X, the former Korbit, reached 2.71% after adding 0.316 points, and Gopax stayed fifth at 0.02%. Crypto.news noted that Korbit’s service became Digital X from Sept. 16 following its move under Mirae Asset, with its corporate name changing on Aug. 11 and customer assets, trading history and account data carrying over unchanged.
Liquidity remains a concern at the thin end of the market. The KoFIU flagged the risk of sharp price moves in exchange-exclusive tokens, and Crypto.news reported that monthly turnover for won-based exchanges ran between 100% and 201%, compared with just 2% to 9% for coin-only platforms.
Why it matters
Falling volume feeds directly into the viability of the platforms Korean traders rely on. With revenue down 41% and operating profit down 78% in the first half, exchanges have less room to fund listings, compliance and security work at a moment when regulators are demanding more of all three. Thinner order books also mean retail buyers and sellers face wider spreads and sharper price swings, particularly in the exchange-exclusive tokens the KoFIU singled out. And the shift of household capital toward the KOSPI shows that the decline is not purely a crypto story — it is a reallocation of where Korean retail savers put their money.
What to watch
The next test is whether the Oct. 2 listings hold up in a softer market: Bithumb added Talus against the Korean won that day, and Upbit listed Dolphin across KRW, BTC and USDT pairs. Also pending is the rollout of the FSC’s August framework, which expands Korea’s travel rule to transfers of all sizes between registered VASPs and requires transfers of at least 10 million won to overseas providers or wallet operators to be reported to the KoFIU once the provisions take effect.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did South Korea crypto trading volume fall in the week to Oct. 2?
Combined volume across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X and Gopax fell 19.56% week over week to roughly 20.5 trillion won, or about $15.1 billion, a drop of around 5 trillion won.
Did any exchange gain market share during the decline?
Yes. Upbit’s share slipped 3.3 percentage points to 64.04%, while Bithumb rose to 26.66%, Coinone to 6.58%, Digital X to 2.71% and Gopax to 0.02%.
What did the KoFIU first-half 2026 survey find?
The regulator surveyed 26 registered virtual asset service providers and found average daily exchange volume fell 44%, market capitalization dropped 33%, won deposits fell 35%, sales fell 41% and operating profit fell 78%.
Why do the exchange figures and the KoFIU data measure different things?
The weekly 19.56% slide is a private seven-day snapshot from Digital Asset, while the 44% and 78% declines come from the KoFIU’s six-month regulatory survey. The two reports use different windows and are not directly comparable.
Are South Korean crypto rules getting stricter?
Yes. The Financial Services Commission approved tighter VASP registration and anti-money laundering rules in August 2026, and the travel rule now applies to transfers of all sizes between registered VASPs.
This post South Korea crypto volume slips 19.56% in a week first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
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OpenPayd、ティッカーOPで年末までにナスダック上場を目指すBitcoinWorld
OpenPaydは年末までにティッカーOPでナスダック上場を目指す
ロンドン拠点のステーブルコイン決済インフラ企業OpenPaydは、Crypto.newsによると、Titan Acquisition Corp.との合併を完了し、2026年末までにティッカーOPでナスダックに上場する見通しだという。約11億ドル規模で発表されたこの取引により、合併後の企業価値は最大11.45億ドル相当のプロフォーマ株主資本価値（implied pro forma equity value）となる見込みだ。
OpenPaydは、Titan Acquisition Corp.との合併を完了し、2026年末までにティッカーOPでナスダックに上場する計画で、合併後の企業の評価額は最大11.45億ドルとなる。ステーブルコイン決済企業は、9月に取得した43州の資金送金業者ライセンスを活用し、2027年4月までに米国向けサービスの提供開始を目指している。
OpenPayd、ティッカーOPで年末までにナスダック上場を目指す
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OpenPaydは年末までにティッカーOPでナスダック上場を目指す
ロンドン拠点のステーブルコイン決済インフラ企業OpenPaydは、Crypto.newsによると、Titan Acquisition Corp.との合併を完了し、2026年末までにティッカーOPでナスダックに上場する見通しだという。約11億ドル規模で発表されたこの取引により、合併後の企業価値は最大11.45億ドル相当のプロフォーマ株主資本価値（implied pro forma equity value）となる見込みだ。
OpenPaydは、Titan Acquisition Corp.との合併を完了し、2026年末までにティッカーOPでナスダックに上場する計画で、合併後の企業の評価額は最大11.45億ドルとなる。ステーブルコイン決済企業は、9月に取得した43州の資金送金業者ライセンスを活用し、2027年4月までに米国向けサービスの提供開始を目指している。
OpenPaydは年末までにティッカーOPでナスダック上場を目指す
ロンドン拠点のステーブルコイン決済インフラ企業OpenPaydは、Crypto.newsによると、Titan Acquisition Corp.との合併を完了し、2026年末までにティッカーOPでナスダックに上場する見通しだという。約11億ドル規模で発表されたこの取引により、合併後の企業価値は最大11.45億ドル相当のプロフォーマ株主資本価値（implied pro forma equity value）となる見込みだ。
OpenPaydは、Titan Acquisition Corp.との合併を完了し、2026年末までにティッカーOPでナスダックに上場する計画で、合併後の企業の評価額は最大11.45億ドルとなる。ステーブルコイン決済企業は、9月に取得した43州の資金送金業者ライセンスを活用し、2027年4月までに米国向けサービスの提供開始を目指している。
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Chainalysis AIが3億8700万ドル規模のBitgetハックを北朝鮮に結びつけるBitcoinWorld
ChainalysisのAIが、$387MのBitgetハックを北朝鮮に結びつける
ブロックチェーン分析企業Chainalysisは、同社が発表したレポートによれば、ビットゲット取引所の3億8700万ドル規模のハックを北朝鮮関連の関係者によるものだと認定した。同レポートは水曜日に公開され、Decryptが取り上げた。9月24日の侵害では、3時間以内に4つのブロックチェーンをまたいだ23件の送金を通じて、合計3億8700万ドルがBitgetから流出した。Chainalysisは社内のAIを用いて追跡を加速し、同社が推定するところの20時間超に及ぶ手作業のブリッジ照合を10分未満に圧縮したという。
Chainalysis AIが3億8700万ドル規模のBitgetハックを北朝鮮に結びつける
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ChainalysisのAIが、$387MのBitgetハックを北朝鮮に結びつける
ブロックチェーン分析企業Chainalysisは、同社が発表したレポートによれば、ビットゲット取引所の3億8700万ドル規模のハックを北朝鮮関連の関係者によるものだと認定した。同レポートは水曜日に公開され、Decryptが取り上げた。9月24日の侵害では、3時間以内に4つのブロックチェーンをまたいだ23件の送金を通じて、合計3億8700万ドルがBitgetから流出した。Chainalysisは社内のAIを用いて追跡を加速し、同社が推定するところの20時間超に及ぶ手作業のブリッジ照合を10分未満に圧縮したという。
ChainalysisのAIが、$387MのBitgetハックを北朝鮮に結びつける
ブロックチェーン分析企業Chainalysisは、同社が発表したレポートによれば、ビットゲット取引所の3億8700万ドル規模のハックを北朝鮮関連の関係者によるものだと認定した。同レポートは水曜日に公開され、Decryptが取り上げた。9月24日の侵害では、3時間以内に4つのブロックチェーンをまたいだ23件の送金を通じて、合計3億8700万ドルがBitgetから流出した。Chainalysisは社内のAIを用いて追跡を加速し、同社が推定するところの20時間超に及ぶ手作業のブリッジ照合を10分未満に圧縮したという。
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ロイド調査：英国の金融リーダーの71%がトークン化の転換を期待BitcoinWorld
ロイドの調査：英国の金融リーダーの71%がトークン化の転換を期待
2026年10月2日にロイド銀行グループが発表した年次調査によると、英国の大手金融機関におけるシニア意思決定者の約4分の3が、トークン化が金融サービスを作り変えると考えているという。銀行、保険会社、資産運用会社、金融スポンサーの100人の経営幹部を対象にしたこの調査では、71%が、現金、債券、ファンドなどの資産をブロックチェーンで表現することによって、業界の運営方法が変わると見込んでいることが分かった。これはコインテレグラフが報じた。
ロイド調査：英国の金融リーダーの71%がトークン化の転換を期待
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ロイドの調査：英国の金融リーダーの71%がトークン化の転換を期待
2026年10月2日にロイド銀行グループが発表した年次調査によると、英国の大手金融機関におけるシニア意思決定者の約4分の3が、トークン化が金融サービスを作り変えると考えているという。銀行、保険会社、資産運用会社、金融スポンサーの100人の経営幹部を対象にしたこの調査では、71%が、現金、債券、ファンドなどの資産をブロックチェーンで表現することによって、業界の運営方法が変わると見込んでいることが分かった。これはコインテレグラフが報じた。
ロイドの調査：英国の金融リーダーの71%がトークン化の転換を期待
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コストが収益を上回ったためBlastはレイヤー2を停止、10月26日を期限に設定BitcoinWorld
コストが収益を上回ったためレイヤー2を停止、10月26日を期限に設定
プロジェクトによると、Blastは、チェーンを運営するためのコストが、得られる収益を上回ることを判断した後、イーサリアムのレイヤー2ネットワークを停止します。Xでの2026年10月2日の発表では、ユーザーはCrypto.newsによれば2026年10月26日までにBlastの通常のインターフェースから出金できます。
Blastは、レイヤー2の運用で生み出した収益を、ネットワーク保守にかかるコストが上回ったため、イーサリアムのレイヤー2を段階的に停止することになりました。ユーザーは2026年10月26日までに標準のインターフェースから出金する必要があります。その後は、資産の回収はイーサリアムのメインネット上でBlastのブリッジ・コントラクトを直接操作することによってのみ可能になります。
コストが収益を上回ったためBlastはレイヤー2を停止、10月26日を期限に設定
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コストが収益を上回ったためレイヤー2を停止、10月26日を期限に設定
プロジェクトによると、Blastは、チェーンを運営するためのコストが、得られる収益を上回ることを判断した後、イーサリアムのレイヤー2ネットワークを停止します。Xでの2026年10月2日の発表では、ユーザーはCrypto.newsによれば2026年10月26日までにBlastの通常のインターフェースから出金できます。
Blastは、レイヤー2の運用で生み出した収益を、ネットワーク保守にかかるコストが上回ったため、イーサリアムのレイヤー2を段階的に停止することになりました。ユーザーは2026年10月26日までに標準のインターフェースから出金する必要があります。その後は、資産の回収はイーサリアムのメインネット上でBlastのブリッジ・コントラクトを直接操作することによってのみ可能になります。
コストが収益を上回ったためレイヤー2を停止、10月26日を期限に設定
プロジェクトによると、Blastは、チェーンを運営するためのコストが、得られる収益を上回ることを判断した後、イーサリアムのレイヤー2ネットワークを停止します。Xでの2026年10月2日の発表では、ユーザーはCrypto.newsによれば2026年10月26日までにBlastの通常のインターフェースから出金できます。
Blastは、レイヤー2の運用で生み出した収益を、ネットワーク保守にかかるコストが上回ったため、イーサリアムのレイヤー2を段階的に停止することになりました。ユーザーは2026年10月26日までに標準のインターフェースから出金する必要があります。その後は、資産の回収はイーサリアムのメインネット上でBlastのブリッジ・コントラクトを直接操作することによってのみ可能になります。
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暗号資産提携をめぐりBNYと協議するKrakenの親会社PaywardBitcoinWorld
暗号資産提携をめぐり、Krakenの親会社PaywardがBNYと協議
Crypto.newsによると、暗号資産取引所Krakenの親会社であるPaywardが、暗号資産カストディ、取引、決済を含む6つの事業分野にまたがる潜在的な提携について、BNYと協議に入ったという。協議内容は非公開であるため匿名で語った、事情を知る2人によれば、合意が成立する保証はないとのこと。
PaywardとBNYは、暗号資産関連の商品、カストディ、ウェルスマネジメント、取引、決済、そして金融インフラをカバーする潜在的な提携について協議している。これらの協議は2026年10月2日にCrypto.newsが最初に報じ、10月3日にはPANewsが同様の内容を伝えた。交渉は現在も継続中であり、取引は確認されていない。
暗号資産提携をめぐりBNYと協議するKrakenの親会社Payward
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暗号資産提携をめぐり、Krakenの親会社PaywardがBNYと協議
Crypto.newsによると、暗号資産取引所Krakenの親会社であるPaywardが、暗号資産カストディ、取引、決済を含む6つの事業分野にまたがる潜在的な提携について、BNYと協議に入ったという。協議内容は非公開であるため匿名で語った、事情を知る2人によれば、合意が成立する保証はないとのこと。
PaywardとBNYは、暗号資産関連の商品、カストディ、ウェルスマネジメント、取引、決済、そして金融インフラをカバーする潜在的な提携について協議している。これらの協議は2026年10月2日にCrypto.newsが最初に報じ、10月3日にはPANewsが同様の内容を伝えた。交渉は現在も継続中であり、取引は確認されていない。
暗号資産提携をめぐり、Krakenの親会社PaywardがBNYと協議
Crypto.newsによると、暗号資産取引所Krakenの親会社であるPaywardが、暗号資産カストディ、取引、決済を含む6つの事業分野にまたがる潜在的な提携について、BNYと協議に入ったという。協議内容は非公開であるため匿名で語った、事情を知る2人によれば、合意が成立する保証はないとのこと。
PaywardとBNYは、暗号資産関連の商品、カストディ、ウェルスマネジメント、取引、決済、そして金融インフラをカバーする潜在的な提携について協議している。これらの協議は2026年10月2日にCrypto.newsが最初に報じ、10月3日にはPANewsが同様の内容を伝えた。交渉は現在も継続中であり、取引は確認されていない。
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SEC、顧問およびファンド向けの暗号資産の保管ルールを提案BitcoinWorld
SEC、顧問およびファンド向けの暗号資産の保管ルールを提案
米国証券取引委員会（SEC）は、登録済みの投資顧問と規制対象ファンドが暗号資産を保管する方法を規定する新たなルールを提案した。これは、ポール・アトキンス委員長が「保管ルールが作られた過去の時代により生み出された“不確実性のグレー”を置き換えるものだ」と述べた取り組みだという。Cryptopotatoによると。提案は、1940年の投資顧問法および1940年の投資会社法に基づいて発表されており、長年多くの企業がデジタル・アセットの戦略提供をできないでいる「適格カストディアン」基準を満たす取り決めがどれかを明確化することを目的としている。
SEC、顧問およびファンド向けの暗号資産の保管ルールを提案
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SEC、顧問およびファンド向けの暗号資産の保管ルールを提案
米国証券取引委員会（SEC）は、登録済みの投資顧問と規制対象ファンドが暗号資産を保管する方法を規定する新たなルールを提案した。これは、ポール・アトキンス委員長が「保管ルールが作られた過去の時代により生み出された“不確実性のグレー”を置き換えるものだ」と述べた取り組みだという。Cryptopotatoによると。提案は、1940年の投資顧問法および1940年の投資会社法に基づいて発表されており、長年多くの企業がデジタル・アセットの戦略提供をできないでいる「適格カストディアン」基準を満たす取り決めがどれかを明確化することを目的としている。
SEC、顧問およびファンド向けの暗号資産の保管ルールを提案
米国証券取引委員会（SEC）は、登録済みの投資顧問と規制対象ファンドが暗号資産を保管する方法を規定する新たなルールを提案した。これは、ポール・アトキンス委員長が「保管ルールが作られた過去の時代により生み出された“不確実性のグレー”を置き換えるものだ」と述べた取り組みだという。Cryptopotatoによると。提案は、1940年の投資顧問法および1940年の投資会社法に基づいて発表されており、長年多くの企業がデジタル・アセットの戦略提供をできないでいる「適格カストディアン」基準を満たす取り決めがどれかを明確化することを目的としている。
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Token Week史上最大級のラインナップが登場：アーサー・ヘイズ、レオール・パルがCoinFerenceX The Best ...ビットコイン・ワールド
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シンガポール、2026年10月1日—Token Week史上最大級のスピーカー陣が、ガーデンズ・バイ・ザ・ベイへ向かいます。CoinFerenceX The Best Event Singapore 2026では、10月5〜6日の2日間にわたり、TOKEN2049ウィーク期間中、フラワーフィールド・ホールに85名超のスピーカーを迎え、基調講演、パネル、ファイヤーサイド・チャットを実施します。
このサミットは、MaelstromのCIOであるアーサー・ヘイズ、Real Visionの共同創業者兼CEOのレオール・パル、Animoca Brandsの共同創業者兼エグゼクティブ・チェアマンのヤット・シウ、Polygonの共同創業者兼CEOのサンディープ・ネイルワル、DWF Labsのマネージング・パートナーであるアンドレイ・グラチェフが率います。さらに、バイナンス、コインベース、Crypto.com、BNB Chain、MEXC、Gate、BingX、KuCoin、CertiK、Hacken、MetaMask、Base、Berachain、Spartan Groupなどのシニアリーダーたちが加わります。
Token Week史上最大級のラインナップが登場：アーサー・ヘイズ、レオール・パルがCoinFerenceX The Best Event Singapore 2026をヘッドライン
シンガポール、2026年10月1日—Token Week史上最大級のスピーカー陣が、ガーデンズ・バイ・ザ・ベイへ向かいます。CoinFerenceX The Best Event Singapore 2026では、10月5〜6日の2日間にわたり、TOKEN2049ウィーク期間中、フラワーフィールド・ホールに85名超のスピーカーを迎え、基調講演、パネル、ファイヤーサイド・チャットを実施します。
このサミットは、MaelstromのCIOであるアーサー・ヘイズ、Real Visionの共同創業者兼CEOのレオール・パル、Animoca Brandsの共同創業者兼エグゼクティブ・チェアマンのヤット・シウ、Polygonの共同創業者兼CEOのサンディープ・ネイルワル、DWF Labsのマネージング・パートナーであるアンドレイ・グラチェフが率います。さらに、バイナンス、コインベース、Crypto.com、BNB Chain、MEXC、Gate、BingX、KuCoin、CertiK、Hacken、MetaMask、Base、Berachain、Spartan Groupなどのシニアリーダーたちが加わります。
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皆さん、FOMC議事要旨の発表まで1時間を切りました。
今日すでに大きなボラティリティが見られたことを考えると、発表直前に誰にも無謀な高レバレッジポジションを取ってほしくありません。
私が注目している大きな反応は、ゴールド（XAU）、シルバー（XAG）、BTC、ETHです。さらにSOLのような銘柄や、レバレッジの高い時価総額が中小規模のアルトコインは、BTCの値動きを増幅させる可能性があります。
今夜は特にゴールドとシルバーに注意が必要です。市場はすでに米ドルと米国債利回りに反応しており、両方の貴金属はFRB議事要旨の発表を前に大きな圧力を受けています。
簡単に言うと、
📉タカ派的なFOMC議事要旨 → 米ドル・利回りが上昇する可能性 → BTC、暗号資産、ゴールド、シルバーに下押し圧力
📈ハト派的なFOMC議事要旨 → 米ドル・利回りが落ち着く可能性 → BTC、ゴールド、シルバー、リスク資産が大きく反発する可能性があります。
そして、最初のローソク足が罠になることもあるので忘れないでください。一度急騰してすぐに急落し、両方向で清算が起きてから、本当の方向性が見えてくることもあります。
今はポジションを守り、不要なレバレッジを減らし、最初の値動きにFOMOで飛び乗らないようにしてください。
今夜はまず$XAU 、$XAG 、$BTC を注視しています。これらの動きを見れば、市場がFRBの発表をどう受け止めているか、すぐに分かるでしょう。
時間どおりに皆さんに最新情報をお知らせします。
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