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European Club Nights: 9 Crypto Sportsbooks Ranked for UCL and Europa LeagueEighteen Champions League fixtures fill each league phase matchday across Tuesday and Wednesday, and another 18 Europa League games follow on Thursday. One European week can put 36 major club matches on the board in three evenings. Volume tests a sportsbook. Headline ties attract deep menus everywhere, while a Thursday fixture between two mid-table clubs from smaller leagues shows which books keep their depth across the whole slate. Market range, in-play coverage, outrights for both competitions and accumulator tools separate the boards that handle a full European week. What a Strong European Night Board Offers Marquee ties reveal little about a book, since almost every operator lists dozens of markets there. Ordinary fixtures and late-phase nights expose the real differences. Feature What to check Why it matters Depth on smaller ties Number of markets on a low-profile Europa League fixture Shows whether coverage holds across the slate In-play markets Live corners, cards and next-goal markets during simultaneous kick-offs Final matchdays play every game at once Outrights Winner, qualification and league phase position for both competitions Futures move sharply after each matchday Accumulator tools Boosts, bet builders and Cash Out Midweek slates suit multi-leg bets Last verified: October 2026 Both competitions use a 36-team league phase, and the Champions League's final matchday on January 27 puts every fixture at the same time. The full calendar for the Champions League season sets out every date through to the final. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Each Price Differently Champions League nights draw the heaviest liquidity, so lines tend to stay close to fair value and move quickly on team news. Europa League Thursdays feature a wider spread of clubs, and books with thinner trading desks may price those games with larger margins. Thursday also brings the Conference League, which doubles the fixture count on that evening. Our comparison of Europa coverage shows how books handle both Thursday competitions together. Midweek fixtures also open markets that weekend league games seldom list, such as qualification and table-position bets tied to the European standings. 9 Crypto Sportsbooks Ranked for UCL and Europa League Order weighs market depth on ordinary European fixtures, in-play coverage, outrights for both competitions and tools for midweek accumulators. Each entry includes one point worth checking before a European week. 1. Dexsport Dexsport builds European nights on a rulebook of 39 football market types and settles UEFA fixtures with uefa.com among its named sources. Its Combo+ feature lifts accumulators of four legs or more by up to 1.5x, and early settlement through Cash Out is available on eligible slips. Dexsport's prediction markets list Champions League questions in the sports category, priced in cents and settled in stablecoins. Dexapp LTD holds an Anjouan licence. 2. Cloudbet Cloudbet has taken crypto bets since 2013 and has a name for sharp prices and generous maximum stakes on European football, with in-play markets on both competitions. Those maximums appeal to high-stakes bettors on the biggest ties, though smaller Europa League games may accept less, so the slip limit deserves a glance. Curaçao licenses the operator. 3. Stake Stake prices every Champions League and Europa League fixture, with a bet builder that combines result, goals and cards from one match on many games. Cash Out helps manage open accumulators across a busy week. Bet builder availability tends to favour bigger ties, so smaller fixtures may show core markets only. Stake's licence comes from Curaçao. 4. BC.Game BC.Game's sportsbook, powered by BETBY, lists European club fixtures alongside a casino and a Polymarket-powered Prediction Center covering sports outcomes. Its cashier of more than 150 coins helps with funding a European week in less common assets, and play earns $BC rewards through the platform's engine. BC.Game has held an Anjouan licence since December 2024. 5. 1win 1win operates a large sportsbook with deep football coverage, including live markets on many European club fixtures and a wide range of accumulator options. Wallet login through Trust Wallet, MetaMask or WalletConnect opens the same account as email sign-up. The size of the 1win board makes search the quickest route to a specific Europa League game. 6. Roobet Roobet's sportsbook covers both European competitions, and its Polymarket-powered Predictions section adds event-based questions on the same account. Roobet funds casino play, sports bets and predictions from a single bankroll, so a Champions League win can back a prediction share minutes later. US players cannot access the predictions product, and Raw Entertainment B.V. holds Roobet's Curaçao licence. 7. Shuffle Shuffle prices Champions League and Europa League fixtures within a sportsbook that shares one login with its casino, and players can bet in SHFL or major coins. Shuffle's interface keeps European nights easy to scan. Market depth on smaller Thursday fixtures may trail the headline ties, so compare menus before building an accumulator. 8. Thunderpick Thunderpick built its name on esports and adds a football board that includes the major European club competitions. Players who follow both Counter-Strike and the Champions League can keep one Thunderpick account for each. Football depth trails specialist books on smaller fixtures, and the operator holds a licence from Curaçao. 9. Vave Vave combines a sportsbook and casino for crypto users, with European club football among its core markets and live betting on headline fixtures. Vave's board covers the main competitions on matchdays, with fewer specialist markets on lower-profile ties. Bettors focused on Thursday fixtures should compare its menu against larger books before a busy week. Building a Midweek European Card European weeks reward planning. Team news often breaks late, rotation increases when domestic fixtures follow on the weekend, and simultaneous kick-offs on final matchdays leave little time to react live. Fewer, well-researched fixtures usually serve a bettor better than a sprawling accumulator. Matchday-only options get a fuller treatment in our look at midweek European nights. Conclusion European weeks can put 36 club matches on the board in three evenings, and only books that hold their depth on smaller Thursday ties handle the full slate well. Market range, in-play coverage, outrights and accumulator tools mark the differences. Dexsport heads this list with 39 football market types, Combo+ and Champions League prediction markets, ahead of Cloudbet, Stake, BC.Game, 1win, Roobet, Shuffle, Thunderpick and Vave. Menus on ordinary fixtures reveal more than any headline tie. Local law decides which bets you may place, so check it before a first stake. Place bets only at legal age, remember that KYC or AML checks may apply, and give each European week a fixed budget.     Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Market menus, limits, features and licences change over time and vary by country, so check each sportsbook's current offer before you bet. Some platforms named here may not be available where you live. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.

European Club Nights: 9 Crypto Sportsbooks Ranked for UCL and Europa League

Eighteen Champions League fixtures fill each league phase matchday across Tuesday and Wednesday, and another 18 Europa League games follow on Thursday. One European week can put 36 major club matches on the board in three evenings.
Volume tests a sportsbook. Headline ties attract deep menus everywhere, while a Thursday fixture between two mid-table clubs from smaller leagues shows which books keep their depth across the whole slate.
Market range, in-play coverage, outrights for both competitions and accumulator tools separate the boards that handle a full European week.
What a Strong European Night Board Offers
Marquee ties reveal little about a book, since almost every operator lists dozens of markets there. Ordinary fixtures and late-phase nights expose the real differences.
Feature
What to check
Why it matters
Depth on smaller ties
Number of markets on a low-profile Europa League fixture
Shows whether coverage holds across the slate
In-play markets
Live corners, cards and next-goal markets during simultaneous kick-offs
Final matchdays play every game at once
Outrights
Winner, qualification and league phase position for both competitions
Futures move sharply after each matchday
Accumulator tools
Boosts, bet builders and Cash Out
Midweek slates suit multi-leg bets
Last verified: October 2026
Both competitions use a 36-team league phase, and the Champions League's final matchday on January 27 puts every fixture at the same time. The full calendar for the Champions League season sets out every date through to the final.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Each Price Differently
Champions League nights draw the heaviest liquidity, so lines tend to stay close to fair value and move quickly on team news. Europa League Thursdays feature a wider spread of clubs, and books with thinner trading desks may price those games with larger margins.
Thursday also brings the Conference League, which doubles the fixture count on that evening. Our comparison of Europa coverage shows how books handle both Thursday competitions together.
Midweek fixtures also open markets that weekend league games seldom list, such as qualification and table-position bets tied to the European standings.
9 Crypto Sportsbooks Ranked for UCL and Europa League
Order weighs market depth on ordinary European fixtures, in-play coverage, outrights for both competitions and tools for midweek accumulators. Each entry includes one point worth checking before a European week.
1. Dexsport
Dexsport builds European nights on a rulebook of 39 football market types and settles UEFA fixtures with uefa.com among its named sources. Its Combo+ feature lifts accumulators of four legs or more by up to 1.5x, and early settlement through Cash Out is available on eligible slips.
Dexsport's prediction markets list Champions League questions in the sports category, priced in cents and settled in stablecoins. Dexapp LTD holds an Anjouan licence.
2. Cloudbet
Cloudbet has taken crypto bets since 2013 and has a name for sharp prices and generous maximum stakes on European football, with in-play markets on both competitions.
Those maximums appeal to high-stakes bettors on the biggest ties, though smaller Europa League games may accept less, so the slip limit deserves a glance. Curaçao licenses the operator.
3. Stake
Stake prices every Champions League and Europa League fixture, with a bet builder that combines result, goals and cards from one match on many games.
Cash Out helps manage open accumulators across a busy week. Bet builder availability tends to favour bigger ties, so smaller fixtures may show core markets only. Stake's licence comes from Curaçao.
4. BC.Game
BC.Game's sportsbook, powered by BETBY, lists European club fixtures alongside a casino and a Polymarket-powered Prediction Center covering sports outcomes.
Its cashier of more than 150 coins helps with funding a European week in less common assets, and play earns $BC rewards through the platform's engine. BC.Game has held an Anjouan licence since December 2024.
5. 1win
1win operates a large sportsbook with deep football coverage, including live markets on many European club fixtures and a wide range of accumulator options.
Wallet login through Trust Wallet, MetaMask or WalletConnect opens the same account as email sign-up. The size of the 1win board makes search the quickest route to a specific Europa League game.
6. Roobet
Roobet's sportsbook covers both European competitions, and its Polymarket-powered Predictions section adds event-based questions on the same account.
Roobet funds casino play, sports bets and predictions from a single bankroll, so a Champions League win can back a prediction share minutes later. US players cannot access the predictions product, and Raw Entertainment B.V. holds Roobet's Curaçao licence.
7. Shuffle
Shuffle prices Champions League and Europa League fixtures within a sportsbook that shares one login with its casino, and players can bet in SHFL or major coins.
Shuffle's interface keeps European nights easy to scan. Market depth on smaller Thursday fixtures may trail the headline ties, so compare menus before building an accumulator.
8. Thunderpick
Thunderpick built its name on esports and adds a football board that includes the major European club competitions.
Players who follow both Counter-Strike and the Champions League can keep one Thunderpick account for each. Football depth trails specialist books on smaller fixtures, and the operator holds a licence from Curaçao.
9. Vave
Vave combines a sportsbook and casino for crypto users, with European club football among its core markets and live betting on headline fixtures.
Vave's board covers the main competitions on matchdays, with fewer specialist markets on lower-profile ties. Bettors focused on Thursday fixtures should compare its menu against larger books before a busy week.
Building a Midweek European Card
European weeks reward planning. Team news often breaks late, rotation increases when domestic fixtures follow on the weekend, and simultaneous kick-offs on final matchdays leave little time to react live.
Fewer, well-researched fixtures usually serve a bettor better than a sprawling accumulator. Matchday-only options get a fuller treatment in our look at midweek European nights.
Conclusion
European weeks can put 36 club matches on the board in three evenings, and only books that hold their depth on smaller Thursday ties handle the full slate well. Market range, in-play coverage, outrights and accumulator tools mark the differences.
Dexsport heads this list with 39 football market types, Combo+ and Champions League prediction markets, ahead of Cloudbet, Stake, BC.Game, 1win, Roobet, Shuffle, Thunderpick and Vave. Menus on ordinary fixtures reveal more than any headline tie.
Local law decides which bets you may place, so check it before a first stake. Place bets only at legal age, remember that KYC or AML checks may apply, and give each European week a fixed budget.


Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Market menus, limits, features and licences change over time and vary by country, so check each sportsbook's current offer before you bet. Some platforms named here may not be available where you live. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
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NFL Midseason: Crypto Markets From Week 9 to ThanksgivingThanksgiving week now spans five days of NFL football. Green Bay visits the Rams on Wednesday night, three games fill Thursday, and Denver plays at Pittsburgh on Black Friday afternoon. The holiday stretch caps a busy four weeks. Week 9 opens on November 5, the trade deadline reshapes rosters soon after, and bye weeks thin the Sunday slate until the schedule fills again in late November. Lines move quickly across this window, though in different ways for single games, season-long futures and player markets. Four Weeks on the Calendar Weeks 9 to 12 cover early November to the end of the month. The table sets out the key dates bettors usually plan around. Week Dates Notable features Week 9 November 5 to 9 Midpoint of the 18-week season Week 10 November 12 to 16 First full week after the trade deadline Week 11 November 19 to 23 Late byes still thin the Sunday slate Week 12 November 25 to 30 Thanksgiving Eve, three Thursday games, Black Friday Last verified: October 2026 Thanksgiving Day itself features Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at Dallas and Kansas City at Buffalo. The Wednesday game between Green Bay and the Rams marks a first for the league on Thanksgiving Eve. Midseason Changes That Move Lines Several forces reshape prices between Week 9 and Thanksgiving, and each one hits different markets. Trade Deadline Moves Contenders add players and sellers move veterans in early November. Spreads and futures adjust within hours of a significant trade, especially when a starting quarterback or pass rusher changes teams. Injury Lists Lengthen Eight or nine games into a season, injury reports grow longer each week. Late Friday and Saturday updates often move spreads by a point or more, and player props react even more sharply. Bye Weeks Byes stretch from Week 5 to Week 14, so some Sundays hold only 12 or 13 games. Teams returning from a bye often price slightly better, since rested players and extra preparation time matter in a physical sport. Weather Turns Cold, wind and snow start to affect outdoor stadiums in the north. Totals in places such as Buffalo, Chicago and Green Bay deserve a check of the forecast, since wind in particular can cut passing efficiency. Short Weeks and Holiday Games Thanksgiving creates short rest for six teams. Clubs that played on Sunday and line up again on Thursday have three days to recover, while opponents coming off a Thursday game the previous week may hold a small edge. Detroit and Dallas host every Thanksgiving, so their routines stay familiar. The night game between Kansas City and Buffalo adds a prime-time matchup between two perennial contenders, with Buffalo's late-November weather a factor in the totals line. Primetime games outside the holiday week follow similar patterns, and our guide to Monday Night Football covers betting across time zones. Futures Firm Up at the Halfway Mark Half a season of results narrows the futures board. Several markets react strongly in this window: Division winners: two or three wins of separation can shorten a leader's price dramatically Playoff qualification: Yes or No prices on each team reaching the 14-team field MVP and awards: quarterback form over the middle weeks often settles the leading names Super Bowl LXI: outright prices for the February 14 game at SoFi Stadium compress around the leading contenders Early-season futures often offer longer prices than midseason ones, and our look at NFL futures explains how value shifts as the season progresses. Player Markets After Eight Games Eight games give player props a real sample. Passing yards, receptions and rushing lines now lean on half a season of usage data, so books adjust quickly when a role changes. Target share and snap counts deserve the closest watch. Receivers who inherit targets after a trade or injury may see their lines rise within a week, while a running back in a timeshare can lose value as coaches split rushing attempts. Rookies often take larger roles in November as teams settle on their preferred line-ups. Their props can lag behind that change for a game or two before books catch up. Weekly Game Markets in November Spreads, moneylines and totals stay the core of each weekly slate. Key numbers such as three and seven matter in spreads, since many games end on those margins, and half-point differences between books can change outcomes. Comparing lines across books matters more as midseason news piles up. Our breakdown of spreads and totals shows where those key numbers come from. Thirteen Football Markets on Dexsport Dexsport lists 13 American football market types in its rules, from team win, handicap and total points to touchdown and field goal markets, time of the first touchdown, longest and shortest scores and penalties. Proposition-style markets such as three unanswered scores and yards gained by play add angles for single-game bettors. Dexsport's Combo+ feature raises the payout on accumulators once they reach four selections, handy for a packed Thanksgiving card. Dexapp LTD, the operator, holds an Anjouan licence. Conclusion Weeks 9 to 12 bring the trade deadline, longer injury lists, bye weeks and the first cold-weather games before a five-day Thanksgiving stretch from November 25 to 27. Each factor moves single-game lines, while half a season of results narrows the futures board. Short rest, holiday hosts and late-November weather shape the Thanksgiving slate itself. Line shopping, forecast checks and close attention to injury news help in a window where prices change quickly. National law, and sometimes state law, decides what you may bet on, so confirm what applies where you live. Wager only at legal age, expect that KYC or AML checks may apply, and give the holiday weekend its own budget.     Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Schedules, rosters, market menus and odds change, so check official NFL sources and each sportsbook's current offer before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.

NFL Midseason: Crypto Markets From Week 9 to Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving week now spans five days of NFL football. Green Bay visits the Rams on Wednesday night, three games fill Thursday, and Denver plays at Pittsburgh on Black Friday afternoon.
The holiday stretch caps a busy four weeks. Week 9 opens on November 5, the trade deadline reshapes rosters soon after, and bye weeks thin the Sunday slate until the schedule fills again in late November.
Lines move quickly across this window, though in different ways for single games, season-long futures and player markets.
Four Weeks on the Calendar
Weeks 9 to 12 cover early November to the end of the month. The table sets out the key dates bettors usually plan around.
Week
Dates
Notable features
Week 9
November 5 to 9
Midpoint of the 18-week season
Week 10
November 12 to 16
First full week after the trade deadline
Week 11
November 19 to 23
Late byes still thin the Sunday slate
Week 12
November 25 to 30
Thanksgiving Eve, three Thursday games, Black Friday
Last verified: October 2026
Thanksgiving Day itself features Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at Dallas and Kansas City at Buffalo. The Wednesday game between Green Bay and the Rams marks a first for the league on Thanksgiving Eve.
Midseason Changes That Move Lines
Several forces reshape prices between Week 9 and Thanksgiving, and each one hits different markets.
Trade Deadline Moves
Contenders add players and sellers move veterans in early November. Spreads and futures adjust within hours of a significant trade, especially when a starting quarterback or pass rusher changes teams.
Injury Lists Lengthen
Eight or nine games into a season, injury reports grow longer each week. Late Friday and Saturday updates often move spreads by a point or more, and player props react even more sharply.
Bye Weeks
Byes stretch from Week 5 to Week 14, so some Sundays hold only 12 or 13 games. Teams returning from a bye often price slightly better, since rested players and extra preparation time matter in a physical sport.
Weather Turns
Cold, wind and snow start to affect outdoor stadiums in the north. Totals in places such as Buffalo, Chicago and Green Bay deserve a check of the forecast, since wind in particular can cut passing efficiency.
Short Weeks and Holiday Games
Thanksgiving creates short rest for six teams. Clubs that played on Sunday and line up again on Thursday have three days to recover, while opponents coming off a Thursday game the previous week may hold a small edge.
Detroit and Dallas host every Thanksgiving, so their routines stay familiar. The night game between Kansas City and Buffalo adds a prime-time matchup between two perennial contenders, with Buffalo's late-November weather a factor in the totals line.
Primetime games outside the holiday week follow similar patterns, and our guide to Monday Night Football covers betting across time zones.
Futures Firm Up at the Halfway Mark
Half a season of results narrows the futures board. Several markets react strongly in this window:
Division winners: two or three wins of separation can shorten a leader's price dramatically
Playoff qualification: Yes or No prices on each team reaching the 14-team field
MVP and awards: quarterback form over the middle weeks often settles the leading names
Super Bowl LXI: outright prices for the February 14 game at SoFi Stadium compress around the leading contenders
Early-season futures often offer longer prices than midseason ones, and our look at NFL futures explains how value shifts as the season progresses.
Player Markets After Eight Games
Eight games give player props a real sample. Passing yards, receptions and rushing lines now lean on half a season of usage data, so books adjust quickly when a role changes.
Target share and snap counts deserve the closest watch. Receivers who inherit targets after a trade or injury may see their lines rise within a week, while a running back in a timeshare can lose value as coaches split rushing attempts.
Rookies often take larger roles in November as teams settle on their preferred line-ups. Their props can lag behind that change for a game or two before books catch up.
Weekly Game Markets in November
Spreads, moneylines and totals stay the core of each weekly slate. Key numbers such as three and seven matter in spreads, since many games end on those margins, and half-point differences between books can change outcomes.
Comparing lines across books matters more as midseason news piles up. Our breakdown of spreads and totals shows where those key numbers come from.
Thirteen Football Markets on Dexsport
Dexsport lists 13 American football market types in its rules, from team win, handicap and total points to touchdown and field goal markets, time of the first touchdown, longest and shortest scores and penalties. Proposition-style markets such as three unanswered scores and yards gained by play add angles for single-game bettors.
Dexsport's Combo+ feature raises the payout on accumulators once they reach four selections, handy for a packed Thanksgiving card. Dexapp LTD, the operator, holds an Anjouan licence.
Conclusion
Weeks 9 to 12 bring the trade deadline, longer injury lists, bye weeks and the first cold-weather games before a five-day Thanksgiving stretch from November 25 to 27. Each factor moves single-game lines, while half a season of results narrows the futures board.
Short rest, holiday hosts and late-November weather shape the Thanksgiving slate itself. Line shopping, forecast checks and close attention to injury news help in a window where prices change quickly.
National law, and sometimes state law, decides what you may bet on, so confirm what applies where you live. Wager only at legal age, expect that KYC or AML checks may apply, and give the holiday weekend its own budget.


Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Schedules, rosters, market menus and odds change, so check official NFL sources and each sportsbook's current offer before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
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Privy leva infraestrutura de carteiras integradas ao XRP Ledger para aplicativos de pagamentoA Privy anunciou em 13 de outubro que está firmando uma parceria com a Ripple para levar uma infraestrutura de carteiras programáveis ao XRP Ledger, oferecendo aos desenvolvedores ferramentas para criar e gerenciar carteiras XRPL em seus próprios aplicativos. A integração é voltada a produtos de pagamento e agentes de software que precisam armazenar e movimentar ativos digitais sem direcionar cada usuário para configurar uma carteira separada. Segundo o anúncio da Privy, os desenvolvedores que utilizarem a integração poderão criar carteiras de forma programática, assinar transações e oferecer suporte ao XRP, à stablecoin RLUSD da Ripple e a outros ativos emitidos no ledger. O acordo aproxima a Privy, provedora de infraestrutura para carteiras, de aplicativos nos quais os pagamentos são um recurso, e não o produto principal.

Privy leva infraestrutura de carteiras integradas ao XRP Ledger para aplicativos de pagamento

A Privy anunciou em 13 de outubro que está firmando uma parceria com a Ripple para levar uma infraestrutura de carteiras programáveis ao XRP Ledger, oferecendo aos desenvolvedores ferramentas para criar e gerenciar carteiras XRPL em seus próprios aplicativos. A integração é voltada a produtos de pagamento e agentes de software que precisam armazenar e movimentar ativos digitais sem direcionar cada usuário para configurar uma carteira separada.
Segundo o anúncio da Privy, os desenvolvedores que utilizarem a integração poderão criar carteiras de forma programática, assinar transações e oferecer suporte ao XRP, à stablecoin RLUSD da Ripple e a outros ativos emitidos no ledger. O acordo aproxima a Privy, provedora de infraestrutura para carteiras, de aplicativos nos quais os pagamentos são um recurso, e não o produto principal.
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KuCoin lança contratos perpétuos liquidados em USDT vinculados a ações, ETFs alavancados e títulos do TesouroA KuCoin lançou em 14 de outubro cinco contratos perpétuos com margem em USDT vinculados a ações e fundos negociados em bolsa, com início das negociações às 09:00 UTC e alavancagem de até 20x. As listagens ampliam a oferta da corretora de derivativos referenciados em instrumentos dos mercados tradicionais, mas liquidados na stablecoin atrelada ao dólar. Os novos contratos acompanham SKDD, VST, SECZ, SMH e PENG, segundo o anúncio da KuCoin. Eles chegaram dois dias depois de outro lote, que incluía contratos vinculados a um índice de títulos do Tesouro dos EUA de longo prazo e a um ETF alavancado da SK Hynix.

KuCoin lança contratos perpétuos liquidados em USDT vinculados a ações, ETFs alavancados e títulos do Tesouro

A KuCoin lançou em 14 de outubro cinco contratos perpétuos com margem em USDT vinculados a ações e fundos negociados em bolsa, com início das negociações às 09:00 UTC e alavancagem de até 20x. As listagens ampliam a oferta da corretora de derivativos referenciados em instrumentos dos mercados tradicionais, mas liquidados na stablecoin atrelada ao dólar.
Os novos contratos acompanham SKDD, VST, SECZ, SMH e PENG, segundo o anúncio da KuCoin. Eles chegaram dois dias depois de outro lote, que incluía contratos vinculados a um índice de títulos do Tesouro dos EUA de longo prazo e a um ETF alavancado da SK Hynix.
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Sberbank Joins Russia’s Crypto Exchange Register Ahead of Its Planned December Trading LaunchSberbank has been added to the Bank of Russia’s register of organizations authorized to exchange digital currencies, a regulatory step taken on Oct. 12 ahead of the lender’s planned Dec. 1 launch of initial crypto products. The central bank’s disclosure record confirms the decision. A separate Bank of Russia profile for Sberbank lists a digital-depository authorization dated Oct. 6 as well as the Oct. 12 crypto-exchange authorization. Bank of Russia adds Sberbank to crypto-exchange register The register entry gives Sberbank formal authorization to exchange digital currencies under Russia’s regulated framework. The Bank of Russia, which made the decision, is the authority maintaining the register. The two recorded permissions arrived within six days of each other. Sberbank’s central-bank profile identifies the authorizations by category and date, recording digital-depository authorization on Oct. 6 and crypto-exchange authorization on Oct. 12. The regulatory records place the bank on the exchange register before its stated rollout timetable, but do not describe the precise products or operational arrangements Sberbank will use. Authorization arrives ahead of December crypto launch Sberbank plans to introduce its first crypto products on Dec. 1, initially supporting Bitcoin, Ether and Tether through its existing banking and investment platforms, according to CoinDesk, which cited the bank. That date is the next announced milestone following the registration decision. The planned launch is roughly seven weeks after the Oct. 12 exchange authorization and follows the separately listed depository authorization. For the Dec. 1 offering, the report identifies Bitcoin, Ether and Tether as the initial supported assets and calls it Sberbank’s first crypto-product launch. Beyond that, the supplied reporting specifies neither additional assets nor an expansion timetable. Registered dealers’ operating framework Russia’s regulated framework permits registered crypto dealers to buy and sell digital currencies on their own behalf and outside organized trading venues, according to the Bank of Russia. That provision defines the latitude available to entities operating as registered dealers; it does not by itself set out the specific trading model Sberbank will adopt when its Dec. 1 products are scheduled to begin. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

Sberbank Joins Russia’s Crypto Exchange Register Ahead of Its Planned December Trading Launch

Sberbank has been added to the Bank of Russia’s register of organizations authorized to exchange digital currencies, a regulatory step taken on Oct. 12 ahead of the lender’s planned Dec. 1 launch of initial crypto products.
The central bank’s disclosure record confirms the decision. A separate Bank of Russia profile for Sberbank lists a digital-depository authorization dated Oct. 6 as well as the Oct. 12 crypto-exchange authorization.
Bank of Russia adds Sberbank to crypto-exchange register
The register entry gives Sberbank formal authorization to exchange digital currencies under Russia’s regulated framework. The Bank of Russia, which made the decision, is the authority maintaining the register.
The two recorded permissions arrived within six days of each other. Sberbank’s central-bank profile identifies the authorizations by category and date, recording digital-depository authorization on Oct. 6 and crypto-exchange authorization on Oct. 12.
The regulatory records place the bank on the exchange register before its stated rollout timetable, but do not describe the precise products or operational arrangements Sberbank will use.
Authorization arrives ahead of December crypto launch
Sberbank plans to introduce its first crypto products on Dec. 1, initially supporting Bitcoin, Ether and Tether through its existing banking and investment platforms, according to CoinDesk, which cited the bank.
That date is the next announced milestone following the registration decision. The planned launch is roughly seven weeks after the Oct. 12 exchange authorization and follows the separately listed depository authorization.
For the Dec. 1 offering, the report identifies Bitcoin, Ether and Tether as the initial supported assets and calls it Sberbank’s first crypto-product launch. Beyond that, the supplied reporting specifies neither additional assets nor an expansion timetable.
Registered dealers’ operating framework
Russia’s regulated framework permits registered crypto dealers to buy and sell digital currencies on their own behalf and outside organized trading venues, according to the Bank of Russia.
That provision defines the latitude available to entities operating as registered dealers; it does not by itself set out the specific trading model Sberbank will adopt when its Dec. 1 products are scheduled to begin.
Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
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Strive Adds 3,311 Bitcoin in Its Largest Treasury Purchase Since JanuaryStrive purchased 3,311 bitcoin between October 5 and October 9 at an average price of about $84,500 per coin, including fees and expenses, according to an October 13 Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The acquisition, which implies a transaction value of roughly $279.8 million at that average price, was the company’s largest increase in Bitcoin holdings since January. The purchase lifted Strive’s reported Bitcoin balance above 32,000 BTC. It also came during a period in which the company reported a higher cash balance, putting attention on the funding behind its accelerated treasury accumulation. The purchase in Strive’s buying history Strive disclosed an acquisition of 3,311 BTC between October 5–9 at an average cost of approximately $84,500 per bitcoin, including fees and expenses. The purchase implies a transaction value of about $279.8 million, as reported by The Block. It was Strive’s largest increase in bitcoin holdings since January, when its acquisition of Semler Scientific brought approximately 5,048 BTC into the company, according to an earlier SEC filing. The January increase was larger because it resulted from a corporate acquisition; the October 5–9 activity was recorded as a bitcoin purchase. Holdings and cash both rose Strive reported holding 29,462 BTC as of October 2. By October 9, that figure had risen to 32,773 BTC, a change equal to the 3,311 BTC purchase disclosed in the 8-K. Its cash and cash equivalents also increased over the same dates, to $310.3 million from $284.7 million. That is a rise of $25.6 million while the company added Bitcoin with an implied cost approaching $280 million. The reported balances show that the company ended the period with a larger Bitcoin treasury and more cash and cash equivalents than a week earlier. But the filing figures themselves do not provide a transaction-by-transaction reconciliation of the cash change or identify, within the disclosed data, which source funded every component of the purchase. Still, the combination is relevant to how the purchase should be read. A treasury addition of this scale did not coincide with a lower reported cash-and-equivalents balance at the two measurement dates supplied by Strive, unlike a simple reading in which cash alone was used to fund the entire acquisition. Funding the accumulation strategy Bitcoin.com reported that the latest transaction was Strive’s third-largest Bitcoin acquisition and identified warrant exercises and preferred-stock financing as mechanisms supporting the company’s accumulation strategy. Although the October 13 filing does not separately detail how the 3,311-BTC purchase was funded, the reported financing context helps explain how the cash balance and Bitcoin holdings could rise at the same time: warrant exercises can provide capital when holders exercise their rights, and preferred-stock financing can raise funds without relying solely on a company’s existing cash balance. Strive’s own disclosure fixes the immediate scale of the latest move: 3,311 BTC acquired over five days at an average cost of about $84,500 per coin, taking holdings to 32,773 BTC as of October 9. The $310.3 million cash-and-equivalents figure reported for that date provides the other side of the balance-sheet snapshot. The purchase follows the much larger 5,048-BTC increase associated with the January Semler Scientific acquisition. Independent reporting’s characterization of the October buy as Strive’s third-largest acquisition places it among the company’s more consequential treasury additions, even as the January transaction remains the bigger benchmark for growth in its Bitcoin holdings. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

Strive Adds 3,311 Bitcoin in Its Largest Treasury Purchase Since January

Strive purchased 3,311 bitcoin between October 5 and October 9 at an average price of about $84,500 per coin, including fees and expenses, according to an October 13 Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The acquisition, which implies a transaction value of roughly $279.8 million at that average price, was the company’s largest increase in Bitcoin holdings since January.
The purchase lifted Strive’s reported Bitcoin balance above 32,000 BTC. It also came during a period in which the company reported a higher cash balance, putting attention on the funding behind its accelerated treasury accumulation.
The purchase in Strive’s buying history
Strive disclosed an acquisition of 3,311 BTC between October 5–9 at an average cost of approximately $84,500 per bitcoin, including fees and expenses.
The purchase implies a transaction value of about $279.8 million, as reported by The Block.
It was Strive’s largest increase in bitcoin holdings since January, when its acquisition of Semler Scientific brought approximately 5,048 BTC into the company, according to an earlier SEC filing. The January increase was larger because it resulted from a corporate acquisition; the October 5–9 activity was recorded as a bitcoin purchase.
Holdings and cash both rose
Strive reported holding 29,462 BTC as of October 2. By October 9, that figure had risen to 32,773 BTC, a change equal to the 3,311 BTC purchase disclosed in the 8-K.
Its cash and cash equivalents also increased over the same dates, to $310.3 million from $284.7 million. That is a rise of $25.6 million while the company added Bitcoin with an implied cost approaching $280 million.
The reported balances show that the company ended the period with a larger Bitcoin treasury and more cash and cash equivalents than a week earlier. But the filing figures themselves do not provide a transaction-by-transaction reconciliation of the cash change or identify, within the disclosed data, which source funded every component of the purchase.
Still, the combination is relevant to how the purchase should be read. A treasury addition of this scale did not coincide with a lower reported cash-and-equivalents balance at the two measurement dates supplied by Strive, unlike a simple reading in which cash alone was used to fund the entire acquisition.
Funding the accumulation strategy
Bitcoin.com reported that the latest transaction was Strive’s third-largest Bitcoin acquisition and identified warrant exercises and preferred-stock financing as mechanisms supporting the company’s accumulation strategy.
Although the October 13 filing does not separately detail how the 3,311-BTC purchase was funded, the reported financing context helps explain how the cash balance and Bitcoin holdings could rise at the same time: warrant exercises can provide capital when holders exercise their rights, and preferred-stock financing can raise funds without relying solely on a company’s existing cash balance.
Strive’s own disclosure fixes the immediate scale of the latest move: 3,311 BTC acquired over five days at an average cost of about $84,500 per coin, taking holdings to 32,773 BTC as of October 9. The $310.3 million cash-and-equivalents figure reported for that date provides the other side of the balance-sheet snapshot.
The purchase follows the much larger 5,048-BTC increase associated with the January Semler Scientific acquisition. Independent reporting’s characterization of the October buy as Strive’s third-largest acquisition places it among the company’s more consequential treasury additions, even as the January transaction remains the bigger benchmark for growth in its Bitcoin holdings.
Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
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Aptos ativa Mempool Criptografada na rede principal para combater ataques de front-running e sandwichEm 12 de outubro, a Aptos ativou sua Mempool Criptografada opcional na rede principal, mudando o que os validadores podem inspecionar antes da finalização de um bloco. As instruções das transações, incluindo chamadas de função e argumentos, são criptografadas em vez de expostas na mempool; os dados permanecem ocultos até que o consenso do bloco seja finalizado. Os endereços dos remetentes e as taxas continuam visíveis. A Aptos afirmou que o recurso visa limitar as informações disponíveis para ataques de front-running e ataques sandwich durante a ordenação das transações. Não se trata de um sistema de transações totalmente privado, pois os metadados principais continuam públicos.

Aptos ativa Mempool Criptografada na rede principal para combater ataques de front-running e sandwich

Em 12 de outubro, a Aptos ativou sua Mempool Criptografada opcional na rede principal, mudando o que os validadores podem inspecionar antes da finalização de um bloco. As instruções das transações, incluindo chamadas de função e argumentos, são criptografadas em vez de expostas na mempool; os dados permanecem ocultos até que o consenso do bloco seja finalizado.
Os endereços dos remetentes e as taxas continuam visíveis. A Aptos afirmou que o recurso visa limitar as informações disponíveis para ataques de front-running e ataques sandwich durante a ordenação das transações.
Não se trata de um sistema de transações totalmente privado, pois os metadados principais continuam públicos.
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Binance Adds Four bStocks Tokens as Margin Collateral, Expanding Tokenized-Equity UtilityBinance added four bStocks tokens as eligible collateral assets across its advanced margin products at 12:00 UTC on October 14, 2026. The tokens are MongoDB (MDBB), BlackBerry (BBB), Penguin Solutions (PENGB) and ProShares Ultra VIX ETF (UVXYB), providing tokenized exposure to those securities. Binance said the assets were added to Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro; users cannot borrow against the four tokens themselves under the rollout. Four bStocks tokens enter margin collateral systems According to Binance’s October 14 announcement, the four assets became eligible collateral at 12:00 UTC. The change applies across three of the platform’s margin frameworks: Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro. Collateral eligibility gives a token a role beyond simply being held or traded. Within the specified margin systems, eligible users may use the assets as collateral when managing margin positions, subject to the terms and availability of the relevant Binance product. The update is a utility expansion for this group of bStocks tokens rather than a broad new borrowing programme. Binance explicitly said borrowing against MDBB, BBB, PENGB and UVXYB is not supported, drawing a distinction between accepting an asset as collateral and making that asset available to borrow. Trading pairs launched alongside collateral change At 12:00 UTC on October 14, BBB/USDT, MDBB/USDT, PENGB/USDT and UVXYB/USDT began trading on Binance, alongside the associated bStocks tokens becoming eligible as margin collateral, TokenPost reported. For eligible users, that put the new markets and collateral treatment in the same margin setup: the designated USDT pairs could be accessed while the tokens were recognized in Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro. The rollout was not available across Binance’s entire user base. TokenPost said restricted-region users were excluded from both the pairs and the collateral options. Collateral utility has defined limits The distinction over borrowing is central to the announcement. Binance has not said that users may borrow MDBB, BBB, PENGB or UVXYB; instead, the four tokens can be contributed as eligible collateral within Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro. That structure gives the listed products a defined role in margin account management without altering the terms of the underlying bStocks exposure. The announcement should therefore not be read as a blanket expansion of every margin feature to every tokenized-equity product on Binance. Availability remains subject to the platform’s regional restrictions. In the supplied announcements, Binance and TokenPost did not set out a broader timetable for additional bStocks collateral additions or further pair launches. bStocks offer market exposure, not equity ownership Binance describes bStocks as tokenized securities, not direct shares in the companies or funds they reference. They provide economic exposure to specified stocks or ETFs, but holders do not receive shareholder ownership or voting rights. That framework covers MDBB, associated with MongoDB; BBB, associated with BlackBerry; PENGB, associated with Penguin Solutions; and UVXYB, associated with the ProShares Ultra VIX ETF. Holding those tokens does not make an investor a shareholder or confer corporate voting privileges. Binance said in an October 15 blog post that bStocks surpassed $1 billion in assets under management roughly four months after launching in June 2026. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

Binance Adds Four bStocks Tokens as Margin Collateral, Expanding Tokenized-Equity Utility

Binance added four bStocks tokens as eligible collateral assets across its advanced margin products at 12:00 UTC on October 14, 2026.
The tokens are MongoDB (MDBB), BlackBerry (BBB), Penguin Solutions (PENGB) and ProShares Ultra VIX ETF (UVXYB), providing tokenized exposure to those securities.
Binance said the assets were added to Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro; users cannot borrow against the four tokens themselves under the rollout.
Four bStocks tokens enter margin collateral systems
According to Binance’s October 14 announcement, the four assets became eligible collateral at 12:00 UTC. The change applies across three of the platform’s margin frameworks: Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro.
Collateral eligibility gives a token a role beyond simply being held or traded. Within the specified margin systems, eligible users may use the assets as collateral when managing margin positions, subject to the terms and availability of the relevant Binance product.
The update is a utility expansion for this group of bStocks tokens rather than a broad new borrowing programme. Binance explicitly said borrowing against MDBB, BBB, PENGB and UVXYB is not supported, drawing a distinction between accepting an asset as collateral and making that asset available to borrow.
Trading pairs launched alongside collateral change
At 12:00 UTC on October 14, BBB/USDT, MDBB/USDT, PENGB/USDT and UVXYB/USDT began trading on Binance, alongside the associated bStocks tokens becoming eligible as margin collateral, TokenPost reported.
For eligible users, that put the new markets and collateral treatment in the same margin setup: the designated USDT pairs could be accessed while the tokens were recognized in Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro.
The rollout was not available across Binance’s entire user base. TokenPost said restricted-region users were excluded from both the pairs and the collateral options.
Collateral utility has defined limits
The distinction over borrowing is central to the announcement. Binance has not said that users may borrow MDBB, BBB, PENGB or UVXYB; instead, the four tokens can be contributed as eligible collateral within Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro.
That structure gives the listed products a defined role in margin account management without altering the terms of the underlying bStocks exposure. The announcement should therefore not be read as a blanket expansion of every margin feature to every tokenized-equity product on Binance.
Availability remains subject to the platform’s regional restrictions. In the supplied announcements, Binance and TokenPost did not set out a broader timetable for additional bStocks collateral additions or further pair launches.
bStocks offer market exposure, not equity ownership
Binance describes bStocks as tokenized securities, not direct shares in the companies or funds they reference. They provide economic exposure to specified stocks or ETFs, but holders do not receive shareholder ownership or voting rights.
That framework covers MDBB, associated with MongoDB; BBB, associated with BlackBerry; PENGB, associated with Penguin Solutions; and UVXYB, associated with the ProShares Ultra VIX ETF.
Holding those tokens does not make an investor a shareholder or confer corporate voting privileges. Binance said in an October 15 blog post that bStocks surpassed $1 billion in assets under management roughly four months after launching in June 2026.
Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
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Ripple and Meritz Securities Explore Crypto Custody and Tokenization for Korea’s Capital MarketsRipple said on October 14 that it had formed a strategic partnership with Meritz Securities to explore using Ripple Custody and its tokenization infrastructure in South Korea’s capital markets. Ripple characterized the arrangement as its first partnership with a South Korean securities firm, expanding its institutional activity in the country into a regulated capital-markets setting. The companies have not announced a tokenized-security issuance, custody product or other digital-asset service for clients. The initial work will remain within Meritz’s existing business scope and South Korea’s current securities and digital-asset regulations, Ripple said. Broader expansion is tied to changes in the regulatory framework. Meritz and Ripple set an exploratory capital-markets mandate Meritz Securities and Ripple will examine potential applications for Ripple Custody and Ripple’s tokenization infrastructure in South Korea’s capital market, an arrangement Ripple characterized as a strategic partnership focused on institutional custody and tokenization. Ripple said the work will initially remain within Meritz’s existing business scope and South Korea’s current securities and digital-asset regulations, and that expansion may be considered as the regulatory framework develops. It did not present the agreement as authorization for new products. The partnership agreement was signed on October 1 at Meritz Securities’ headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, with Meritz Chief Executive Jang Won-jae and Ripple President Monica Long attending, according to TokenPost. Meritz’s digital-asset ambitions extend beyond custody The Ripple arrangement arrives as Meritz evaluates a wider set of potential digital-asset businesses. Those areas include spot exchange-traded funds, fractional-investment products, security tokens, trading platforms and Korean-won-denominated stablecoins, TokenPost reported on October 7. Those evaluations should not be conflated with completed launches. None of the potential offerings was announced as a live product, and the Ripple partnership does not identify any of them as an immediate outcome. Still, the range under review gives the custody and tokenization discussion a broader institutional context. A securities company assessing token-related products, trading venues and fractional-investment structures would need to consider operational systems alongside the regulatory limits that govern its current business. Ripple and Meritz have said their work begins within those limits. The distinction is particularly relevant to security tokens and fractional-investment products, both of which appear among Meritz’s evaluated areas. The announced partnership concerns exploration of infrastructure; it does not say that Meritz will issue, list or distribute tokenized securities. Ripple gains its first Korean securities-firm partner For Ripple, Meritz is its fourth institutional partner in South Korea in 2026 and its first in the country’s securities industry, the company said. Ripple cited earlier collaborations involving Kyobo Life Insurance, Kbank and Jeonbuk Bank. The Meritz agreement therefore extends Ripple’s Korean institutional network into a different segment of finance. The company’s prior named partners in this year’s count include insurers and banks; Meritz brings a securities-firm relationship to the group. Whether that relationship progresses beyond exploratory work will depend on the scope Meritz can pursue under existing rules and on how South Korea’s regulatory framework changes. For now, the announced mandate is limited: the companies are assessing custody and tokenization infrastructure for capital markets within Meritz’s established business boundaries. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

Ripple and Meritz Securities Explore Crypto Custody and Tokenization for Korea’s Capital Markets

Ripple said on October 14 that it had formed a strategic partnership with Meritz Securities to explore using Ripple Custody and its tokenization infrastructure in South Korea’s capital markets.
Ripple characterized the arrangement as its first partnership with a South Korean securities firm, expanding its institutional activity in the country into a regulated capital-markets setting. The companies have not announced a tokenized-security issuance, custody product or other digital-asset service for clients.
The initial work will remain within Meritz’s existing business scope and South Korea’s current securities and digital-asset regulations, Ripple said. Broader expansion is tied to changes in the regulatory framework.
Meritz and Ripple set an exploratory capital-markets mandate
Meritz Securities and Ripple will examine potential applications for Ripple Custody and Ripple’s tokenization infrastructure in South Korea’s capital market, an arrangement Ripple characterized as a strategic partnership focused on institutional custody and tokenization.
Ripple said the work will initially remain within Meritz’s existing business scope and South Korea’s current securities and digital-asset regulations, and that expansion may be considered as the regulatory framework develops. It did not present the agreement as authorization for new products.
The partnership agreement was signed on October 1 at Meritz Securities’ headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, with Meritz Chief Executive Jang Won-jae and Ripple President Monica Long attending, according to TokenPost.
Meritz’s digital-asset ambitions extend beyond custody
The Ripple arrangement arrives as Meritz evaluates a wider set of potential digital-asset businesses. Those areas include spot exchange-traded funds, fractional-investment products, security tokens, trading platforms and Korean-won-denominated stablecoins, TokenPost reported on October 7.
Those evaluations should not be conflated with completed launches. None of the potential offerings was announced as a live product, and the Ripple partnership does not identify any of them as an immediate outcome.
Still, the range under review gives the custody and tokenization discussion a broader institutional context. A securities company assessing token-related products, trading venues and fractional-investment structures would need to consider operational systems alongside the regulatory limits that govern its current business. Ripple and Meritz have said their work begins within those limits.
The distinction is particularly relevant to security tokens and fractional-investment products, both of which appear among Meritz’s evaluated areas. The announced partnership concerns exploration of infrastructure; it does not say that Meritz will issue, list or distribute tokenized securities.
Ripple gains its first Korean securities-firm partner
For Ripple, Meritz is its fourth institutional partner in South Korea in 2026 and its first in the country’s securities industry, the company said. Ripple cited earlier collaborations involving Kyobo Life Insurance, Kbank and Jeonbuk Bank.
The Meritz agreement therefore extends Ripple’s Korean institutional network into a different segment of finance. The company’s prior named partners in this year’s count include insurers and banks; Meritz brings a securities-firm relationship to the group.
Whether that relationship progresses beyond exploratory work will depend on the scope Meritz can pursue under existing rules and on how South Korea’s regulatory framework changes. For now, the announced mandate is limited: the companies are assessing custody and tokenization infrastructure for capital markets within Meritz’s established business boundaries.
Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
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S&P Dow Jones Indices Completes First On-Chain OTC Swap on Canton With DRW and MarexCanton and Derivnex said on Oct. 13, 2026, that DRW and Marex completed the first over-the-counter swap transaction on the Canton Network. The total return swap references S&P Dow Jones Indices’ iBoxx USD Liquid Investment Grade Index, placing both the benchmark data and a record of the trade’s lifecycle on distributed-ledger infrastructure. The transaction is described as the first OTC derivative referencing a fully tokenized index on distributed-ledger infrastructure. It combines a tokenized version of the credit benchmark with signed official index values for continuing valuation, rather than using blockchain solely as a post-trade recordkeeping layer. DRW and Marex complete total return swap tied to iBoxx credit index The swap was executed between DRW and Marex and references the iBoxx USD Liquid Investment Grade Index, according to a Canton Network announcement. A total return swap transfers the economic performance of a referenced asset or index between counterparties under agreed terms. The first-of-its-kind designation rests on the use of a fully tokenized index in an OTC derivative workflow. FinanceFeeds reported that Derivnex uses the derivatives industry’s Common Domain Model to standardize trade and lifecycle representations. Tokenized index and signed values support valuation Kaiko tokenized the iBoxx USD Liquid Investment Grade Index on Canton. It also supplied signed official S&P DJI index values to Derivnex for the swap’s ongoing valuation, according to an S&P Dow Jones Indices release. That arrangement is central to the transaction’s operational design: the index representation is on Canton, while official signed index values are used in valuing the contract through its life. Derivnex records trade terms and lifecycle events on Canton Derivnex represented the transaction as a smart contract on Canton containing the trade terms, giving DRW and Marex a synchronized record for valuations and other lifecycle events, Canton said. The workflow links the benchmark, official valuation inputs and the contract record within the same network environment. Canton’s disclosures do not provide financial terms for the swap or indicate broader volumes of OTC derivatives executed through the arrangement. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

S&P Dow Jones Indices Completes First On-Chain OTC Swap on Canton With DRW and Marex

Canton and Derivnex said on Oct. 13, 2026, that DRW and Marex completed the first over-the-counter swap transaction on the Canton Network. The total return swap references S&P Dow Jones Indices’ iBoxx USD Liquid Investment Grade Index, placing both the benchmark data and a record of the trade’s lifecycle on distributed-ledger infrastructure.
The transaction is described as the first OTC derivative referencing a fully tokenized index on distributed-ledger infrastructure. It combines a tokenized version of the credit benchmark with signed official index values for continuing valuation, rather than using blockchain solely as a post-trade recordkeeping layer.
DRW and Marex complete total return swap tied to iBoxx credit index
The swap was executed between DRW and Marex and references the iBoxx USD Liquid Investment Grade Index, according to a Canton Network announcement. A total return swap transfers the economic performance of a referenced asset or index between counterparties under agreed terms.
The first-of-its-kind designation rests on the use of a fully tokenized index in an OTC derivative workflow. FinanceFeeds reported that Derivnex uses the derivatives industry’s Common Domain Model to standardize trade and lifecycle representations.
Tokenized index and signed values support valuation
Kaiko tokenized the iBoxx USD Liquid Investment Grade Index on Canton. It also supplied signed official S&P DJI index values to Derivnex for the swap’s ongoing valuation, according to an S&P Dow Jones Indices release.
That arrangement is central to the transaction’s operational design: the index representation is on Canton, while official signed index values are used in valuing the contract through its life.
Derivnex records trade terms and lifecycle events on Canton
Derivnex represented the transaction as a smart contract on Canton containing the trade terms, giving DRW and Marex a synchronized record for valuations and other lifecycle events, Canton said. The workflow links the benchmark, official valuation inputs and the contract record within the same network environment. Canton’s disclosures do not provide financial terms for the swap or indicate broader volumes of OTC derivatives executed through the arrangement.
Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
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Pixagram Announces Free Account Creation for 250 New Users Daily Through 2026Panama City, Panama, October 15th, 2026, Chainwire Pixagram announces free account creation for up to 250 new members daily through the end of 2026. Built on the standalone Layer-1 Pixa blockchain, Pixagram is an anti-hierarchy social network where every post, vote, and comment is recorded as a signed on-chain transaction, with no ads and no cryptocurrency purchase required to get started. Pixagram will cover the 20 PIXA network fee for up to 250 new members daily through the end of 2026. New members can claim a free @username at Pixagram.com and join the platform’s on-chain community for creators. ► Quit Renting the Spotlight — Users can register at http://pixagram.com An On-Chain Username and Wallet Address Opening a Pixa chain account normally costs around 20 PIXA. Pixagram is covering this fee for up to 250 new members daily through the end of 2026. Username and wallet address: Each @username serves as an on-chain wallet address, replacing a randomly generated string of characters with a recognizable handle. Blockchain-based registration: Once registered on the blockchain, an @username remains associated with its on-chain record, subject to the network’s rules and technical conditions. Phone verification and privacy: One-time phone verification helps limit bot abuse of the daily account offer. A public @username can separate a creator’s online identity from their legal name, although public blockchain records may limit privacy. Not Really Anti-Social, Truly Anti-Hierarchy Mainstream social media serves advertisers while gatekeepers decide who sees your work. Pixagram—alongside platforms like Hive and Mastodon—is a SIGMA platform built for creators who prefer agency over status games. Your posts, art, followers, and feeds live directly on-chain with nothing in between, allowing you to reach every follower automatically. NFT Platform Storage and Artwork Permanence On many NFT platforms, the token sits on-chain while the image lives on a cloud server or IPFS—meaning a token can easily outlive its art. On Pixa, every artwork is stored directly on-chain inside its post as a lossless image. Compact pixel art lives permanently on the blockchain and renders up to 4K resolution as a painting, CRT filter, hexagonal shapes, or square pixels. Zero upfront cost: Every new account receives a starter delegation of stake (Resource Credits fuel) to cover posting and voting from day one. Build Mode Note: Direct on-chain art sales launch in 2027, so everything you publish today builds your permanent portfolio ahead of the marketplace release. ► Less Lurking. One Original Post. Start at Pixagram.com Proof-of-Brain and Community Curation Instead of relying on the computational process used in Proof-of-Work systems, Pixagram uses Proof-of-Brain, a mechanism that allocates rewards based on posting, commenting, and voting activity. Community reward distribution: 70% of newly issued PIXA is allocated to community-voted content, with 60% distributed to authors and 40% to curators after seven days. Staking and governance mechanisms: Authors can receive Pixa Power, which determines voting weight and supports governance participation, and Pixa Supra (PXS), a unit referenced by an oracle to a agnostic purchasing power index (without a fixed dollar value). Curators can also receive Pixa Power. Censorship-Resistant by Design Built on the Hive codebase with Steem lineage, the Pixa chain started from a clean genesis block with no airdrop and produces a block every three seconds. While an application interface can hide a post from its view, it can never erase the transaction record from the chain. Furthermore, every artwork is checked for copies using PAPH-X (an open-source perceptual fingerprint for pixel art) and indexed by the Search V4 engine. "The old internet wants you trapped in feed fog, renting reach from gatekeepers who track every click. Today information is king, and Pixagram operates outside that hierarchy... Don't believe the hype. Create it." — Matias Affolter, Co-Founder of Pixa "The strongest rebellion is a working alternative. We're covering the network fee for 250 new accounts a day so any creator can step into build mode at zero cost. Claim your permanent @username now—because once a handle is written to the chain, it's gone forever." — Mathiew Estepho, Co-Founder of Pixa Pixagram Account Registration and Developer Resources Pixagram offers fee coverage for up to 250 new accounts daily through the end of 2026. Eligible new members can register and claim an @username at Pixagram.com. Additional technical information is available in the developer documentation at pixa.org. About Pixagram Pixagram is an on-chain pixel art and blog network developed by Pixagram AG (Zug, Switzerland) and operated by Pixa Rex S.A. (Panama City, Panama). ContactOwnerPixa Omnibus FoundationPixa Rex S.A.contact@pixarex.net Disclaimer: This is a sponsored press release and is for informational purposes only. It does not reflect the views of Bitzo, nor is it intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, or financial advice.

Pixagram Announces Free Account Creation for 250 New Users Daily Through 2026

Panama City, Panama, October 15th, 2026, Chainwire
Pixagram announces free account creation for up to 250 new members daily through the end of 2026. Built on the standalone Layer-1 Pixa blockchain, Pixagram is an anti-hierarchy social network where every post, vote, and comment is recorded as a signed on-chain transaction, with no ads and no cryptocurrency purchase required to get started.
Pixagram will cover the 20 PIXA network fee for up to 250 new members daily through the end of 2026. New members can claim a free @username at Pixagram.com and join the platform’s on-chain community for creators.
► Quit Renting the Spotlight — Users can register at http://pixagram.com
An On-Chain Username and Wallet Address
Opening a Pixa chain account normally costs around 20 PIXA. Pixagram is covering this fee for up to 250 new members daily through the end of 2026.
Username and wallet address: Each @username serves as an on-chain wallet address, replacing a randomly generated string of characters with a recognizable handle.
Blockchain-based registration: Once registered on the blockchain, an @username remains associated with its on-chain record, subject to the network’s rules and technical conditions.
Phone verification and privacy: One-time phone verification helps limit bot abuse of the daily account offer. A public @username can separate a creator’s online identity from their legal name, although public blockchain records may limit privacy.
Not Really Anti-Social, Truly Anti-Hierarchy
Mainstream social media serves advertisers while gatekeepers decide who sees your work. Pixagram—alongside platforms like Hive and Mastodon—is a SIGMA platform built for creators who prefer agency over status games. Your posts, art, followers, and feeds live directly on-chain with nothing in between, allowing you to reach every follower automatically.
NFT Platform Storage and Artwork Permanence
On many NFT platforms, the token sits on-chain while the image lives on a cloud server or IPFS—meaning a token can easily outlive its art.
On Pixa, every artwork is stored directly on-chain inside its post as a lossless image. Compact pixel art lives permanently on the blockchain and renders up to 4K resolution as a painting, CRT filter, hexagonal shapes, or square pixels.
Zero upfront cost: Every new account receives a starter delegation of stake (Resource Credits fuel) to cover posting and voting from day one.
Build Mode Note: Direct on-chain art sales launch in 2027, so everything you publish today builds your permanent portfolio ahead of the marketplace release.
► Less Lurking. One Original Post. Start at Pixagram.com
Proof-of-Brain and Community Curation
Instead of relying on the computational process used in Proof-of-Work systems, Pixagram uses Proof-of-Brain, a mechanism that allocates rewards based on posting, commenting, and voting activity.
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Disputed Bet? How Licensed Web3 Sportsbooks Handle ComplaintsYour corners bet settles as a loss, yet the broadcast showed eleven corners against a line of 10.5. Somewhere between the stadium and the sportsbook, a data feed recorded a different number. Disputes like this follow a pattern. The majority stem from data sources, timing or settlement rules, and the outcome often depends on evidence saved in the first hour and on the deadline set in the terms. Licensed Web3 sportsbooks follow the same basic complaint process as traditional books, with a few twists from wallets and on-chain records. Five Disputes That Recur on Sports Bets Sports bet complaints cluster around a handful of causes. Knowing the cause tells you which rule and which evidence will decide the case. Dispute Typical cause What usually decides it Wrong result or statistic Data feed differs from the broadcast or another site The sportsbook's named settlement source Void or partial settlement Abandonment, postponement or a player who did not start Time windows and void rules in the terms Obvious pricing error Odds far outside the market at the time of the bet The palpable or obvious error clause Bet placed after the start Delayed feed or a wrong start time on the site Actual start time, not the listed one Delayed or reduced payout Limits, verification or a security hold Withdrawal and account review rules Last verified: October 2026 Statistics disputes are among the most common, since corners, cards and shots can differ between providers. Our breakdown of void rules covers abandonment and postponement in detail. Evidence to Save Before You Write Complaints succeed on detail. Gather these items before contacting support, ideally while the market is still fresh: Bet ID and timestamp: with the time zone shown on the bet history Screenshot of the slip: odds, line and stake as accepted Settlement source: a link to the official result or statistic you rely on Transaction hashes: for any deposit or withdrawal linked to the dispute Support chat logs: exported or captured before the session closes Transaction hashes give Web3 bettors one advantage, since a block explorer proves when funds moved. Bet records usually stay in the sportsbook's own database, so screenshots still matter. The Path a Complaint Follows Licensed sportsbooks usually set out a staged process. Each stage needs the previous one finished first: Raise the issue with live chat or email support, quoting the bet ID. Submit a formal complaint to the address the terms name for disputes, inside the claims window. Wait for the operator's final written response, which closes its internal process. Escalate to the licensing authority or an approved dispute service if the answer seems wrong. Consider independent mediation sites as a last informal step. Claims windows can be short, sometimes ten days or less from settlement, and a late complaint may fail on timing alone. Our look at player recourse explains how far each step can go. Where Wallets and Chains Change the Picture Web3 sportsbooks add a few twists to the usual process. Deposits and withdrawals leave public records, so disputes about missing funds often resolve quickly once both sides check the same transaction hash. Settlement itself still happens off-chain at most hybrid books, based on the operator's data feed. Prediction markets on the same platforms usually follow separate resolution rules, so a complaint about a prediction share needs the market page's own wording as evidence. What the Licence Adds The licence decides where a complaint can go after the operator rejects it. Regulators differ widely in how much they can do. Malta The Malta Gaming Authority requires licensees to belong to an approved alternative dispute resolution service. Players can take an unresolved complaint there free of charge, and the service can issue a binding decision. Curaçao Curaçao's licensing reform created the Curaçao Gaming Authority, which expects licensees to run a formal complaint procedure. Players can escalate to the authority once the operator's process has ended. Anjouan Anjouan licences come from the island's offshore finance authority. Complaint routes exist, though enforcement reach is lighter than in Malta, so the operator's own process does most of the work. Checking the licence before depositing shows which route applies. Our five-step guide to a licence check walks through the public registers. Ten Days to Raise a Dexsport Claim Dexsport accepts claims for 10 days after a bet settles, and complaints and disputes go to team@dexsport.io. Self-exclusion requests use a different address, info@dexsport.io, so players should keep the two apart. Dexsport settles football from official sources such as uefa.com and league sites, pulling statistics from WhoScored first and Flashscore second, and turns to internal sources only when neither lists a figure. Its betting rules treat listed start times as informational, void bets placed after an event has actually started outside live betting, and allow voids on obvious pricing errors. Players cannot change or cancel a bet once Dexsport's server registers it. Account reviews for suspected fraud can pause operations for up to 14 business days, and an Anjouan licence covers Dexapp LTD, its operator. Conclusion Disputed sports bets usually trace back to data sources, void rules, pricing errors, start times or payout reviews. The terms name the settlement source and the claims window, and those two details decide most cases. Saving the bet ID, a slip screenshot, the official result and any transaction hashes builds a strong file. Complaints then move from support to a formal claim, a final response and, where the licence allows, a regulator or dispute service. Betting laws differ from country to country, so check yours first. Place bets only at legal age, remember that KYC or AML checks may apply, and count every stake as money already spent.     Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Complaint procedures, claims windows, regulators and settlement sources vary by operator and change over time, so read each sportsbook's current terms before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.

Disputed Bet? How Licensed Web3 Sportsbooks Handle Complaints

Your corners bet settles as a loss, yet the broadcast showed eleven corners against a line of 10.5. Somewhere between the stadium and the sportsbook, a data feed recorded a different number.
Disputes like this follow a pattern. The majority stem from data sources, timing or settlement rules, and the outcome often depends on evidence saved in the first hour and on the deadline set in the terms.
Licensed Web3 sportsbooks follow the same basic complaint process as traditional books, with a few twists from wallets and on-chain records.
Five Disputes That Recur on Sports Bets
Sports bet complaints cluster around a handful of causes. Knowing the cause tells you which rule and which evidence will decide the case.
Dispute
Typical cause
What usually decides it
Wrong result or statistic
Data feed differs from the broadcast or another site
The sportsbook's named settlement source
Void or partial settlement
Abandonment, postponement or a player who did not start
Time windows and void rules in the terms
Obvious pricing error
Odds far outside the market at the time of the bet
The palpable or obvious error clause
Bet placed after the start
Delayed feed or a wrong start time on the site
Actual start time, not the listed one
Delayed or reduced payout
Limits, verification or a security hold
Withdrawal and account review rules
Last verified: October 2026
Statistics disputes are among the most common, since corners, cards and shots can differ between providers. Our breakdown of void rules covers abandonment and postponement in detail.
Evidence to Save Before You Write
Complaints succeed on detail. Gather these items before contacting support, ideally while the market is still fresh:
Bet ID and timestamp: with the time zone shown on the bet history
Screenshot of the slip: odds, line and stake as accepted
Settlement source: a link to the official result or statistic you rely on
Transaction hashes: for any deposit or withdrawal linked to the dispute
Support chat logs: exported or captured before the session closes
Transaction hashes give Web3 bettors one advantage, since a block explorer proves when funds moved. Bet records usually stay in the sportsbook's own database, so screenshots still matter.
The Path a Complaint Follows
Licensed sportsbooks usually set out a staged process. Each stage needs the previous one finished first:
Raise the issue with live chat or email support, quoting the bet ID.
Submit a formal complaint to the address the terms name for disputes, inside the claims window.
Wait for the operator's final written response, which closes its internal process.
Escalate to the licensing authority or an approved dispute service if the answer seems wrong.
Consider independent mediation sites as a last informal step.
Claims windows can be short, sometimes ten days or less from settlement, and a late complaint may fail on timing alone. Our look at player recourse explains how far each step can go.
Where Wallets and Chains Change the Picture
Web3 sportsbooks add a few twists to the usual process. Deposits and withdrawals leave public records, so disputes about missing funds often resolve quickly once both sides check the same transaction hash.
Settlement itself still happens off-chain at most hybrid books, based on the operator's data feed. Prediction markets on the same platforms usually follow separate resolution rules, so a complaint about a prediction share needs the market page's own wording as evidence.
What the Licence Adds
The licence decides where a complaint can go after the operator rejects it. Regulators differ widely in how much they can do.
Malta
The Malta Gaming Authority requires licensees to belong to an approved alternative dispute resolution service. Players can take an unresolved complaint there free of charge, and the service can issue a binding decision.
Curaçao
Curaçao's licensing reform created the Curaçao Gaming Authority, which expects licensees to run a formal complaint procedure. Players can escalate to the authority once the operator's process has ended.
Anjouan
Anjouan licences come from the island's offshore finance authority. Complaint routes exist, though enforcement reach is lighter than in Malta, so the operator's own process does most of the work.
Checking the licence before depositing shows which route applies. Our five-step guide to a licence check walks through the public registers.
Ten Days to Raise a Dexsport Claim
Dexsport accepts claims for 10 days after a bet settles, and complaints and disputes go to team@dexsport.io. Self-exclusion requests use a different address, info@dexsport.io, so players should keep the two apart.
Dexsport settles football from official sources such as uefa.com and league sites, pulling statistics from WhoScored first and Flashscore second, and turns to internal sources only when neither lists a figure. Its betting rules treat listed start times as informational, void bets placed after an event has actually started outside live betting, and allow voids on obvious pricing errors.
Players cannot change or cancel a bet once Dexsport's server registers it. Account reviews for suspected fraud can pause operations for up to 14 business days, and an Anjouan licence covers Dexapp LTD, its operator.
Conclusion
Disputed sports bets usually trace back to data sources, void rules, pricing errors, start times or payout reviews. The terms name the settlement source and the claims window, and those two details decide most cases.
Saving the bet ID, a slip screenshot, the official result and any transaction hashes builds a strong file. Complaints then move from support to a formal claim, a final response and, where the licence allows, a regulator or dispute service.
Betting laws differ from country to country, so check yours first. Place bets only at legal age, remember that KYC or AML checks may apply, and count every stake as money already spent.


Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Complaint procedures, claims windows, regulators and settlement sources vary by operator and change over time, so read each sportsbook's current terms before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
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Live Dealer Depth at Web3 Casinos: 12 Platforms by Table RangeLive casino lobbies at crypto platforms range from a few dozen streamed tables to several hundred. Raw counts only tell part of the story, though, since one game type often fills most of a big lobby. Blackjack tables seat seven players each, so studios open dozens of identical tables to meet demand. Roulette and baccarat streams accept unlimited bets, so a handful of tables can serve thousands of players at once. Table range therefore depends on the mix of games, studios, stake levels and languages as much as on the headline number. Four Measures of Live Dealer Depth Lobbies compare more fairly across several dimensions at once. Each one answers a different question a player might have before sitting down. Measure What it shows Why it matters Table count Total streamed tables in the lobby More seats at peak hours, mostly in blackjack Game families Blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker, dice, game shows Variety for players who switch games Studio mix Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Playtech Live, Ezugi and others Different rules, paytables and presentation styles Stake range Minimum and maximum bets per table Fit for small sessions and high rollers alike Last verified: October 2026 Studios also run tables in several languages and dedicated tables branded for a single casino. Both add depth without changing the core games. Our comparison of live casinos on provider quality looks at how presentation differs between studios. Why Blackjack Fills the Biggest Lobbies Seat limits explain the imbalance. Seven-seat blackjack tables fill quickly, so studios clone tables in large numbers, each with its own dealer and stake range. Infinite and multi-seat formats ease that limit by letting unlimited players share one hand, though the seven-seat format remains the norm. Our look at live blackjack tables compares rule sets across those tables. Live dealers also show results through cameras and studio controls, and a cryptographic hash cannot verify a physical card. Our explainer on the two kinds of fairness proof sets out what each one covers. 12 Web3 Casinos Ranked by Live Table Range Positions reflect published or observable live table counts, the spread of game families and the number of studios behind each lobby. Every entry flags one detail worth checking. 1. Dexsport Dexsport lists roughly 870 live tables, led by around 650 blackjack, 240 baccarat and 160 roulette tables, plus poker, sic bo and Dragon Tiger. Pragmatic Play Live, Evolution, Playtech Live, Ezugi and Winfinity all supply the lobby. Blackjack dominates that total, so a game-type filter speeds up the search. Dexapp LTD operates Dexsport under an Anjouan licence. 2. Roobet Roobet, online since 2019, streams more than 500 tables supplied by Evolution and Pragmatic Play, spanning blackjack, roulette, baccarat and a busy game show section that draws large crowds in the evening. Two studios supply most of the range, so presentation stays consistent across tables. Raw Entertainment B.V. holds Roobet's licence from Curaçao. 3. Stake Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live stream the bulk of Stake's live section, which spans every major table family plus the well-known game shows. Stake's own originals have a separate section, which keeps the live lobby focused on streamed tables. Stake's table limits vary from studio to studio, and the brand holds a licence from Curaçao. 4. Cloudbet Cloudbet, active since 2013, lists more than 130 live tables across blackjack, roulette and baccarat alone, from studios including Evolution, Playtech, Vivo Gaming and Bombay Live. That studio mix brings regional variety, including tables aimed at different markets. Cloudbet's reputation for higher limits suits larger stakes, under a Curaçao licence. 5. BC.Game BC.Game, a crypto casino since 2017, sources its streamed tables from Evolution inside a 10,000-plus title library, with blackjack, roulette, baccarat, Dragon Tiger and game shows. Evolution's range gives BC.Game players the studio's full set of variants, from speed tables to multiplier formats. Its licence moved to Anjouan at the end of 2024. 6. 1win Several studios feed 1win's live section, which mixes blackjack, roulette and baccarat with table poker, dice games and a range of game shows. Multi-studio coverage brings rule variety, though the size of the 1win catalogue makes search the quickest way to a specific table type. 7. Shuffle Shuffle lists around 60 live dealer titles from Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, with game shows forming a large share of that total. Its compact size lets players see every format at a glance, and SHFL works as a betting currency next to major coins. Fewer duplicate tables also mean popular Shuffle tables can fill at peak hours. 8. Rainbet Rainbet's live lobby draws on Evolution content, so blackjack, roulette, baccarat and Evolution's game shows share one section. Single-studio supply keeps rules familiar across tables, and Rainbet's originals add quick digital card games beside them. Players after Pragmatic or Playtech variants will find a narrower choice at Rainbet. 9. BitStarz BitStarz, taking crypto since 2014, streams its live tables from Evolution, alongside a digital table section with RNG blackjack, roulette and baccarat. The long operating record pairs with a compact live range built on one studio. Fans of Evolution's tables will find the same rules at every BitStarz seat. 10. BetFury BetFury, launched in 2019, has grown past 13,000 titles, and established studios supply the live tables inside it. The BFG token adds staking rewards across the platform, with returns that move with its price. Live content forms a smaller share of the BetFury catalogue than slots, so filters help narrow the lobby. 11. Duelbits Duelbits pairs its in-house originals, including a blackjack version with a published 99.21% return, with a live casino section from outside studios. Players can switch between quick digital rounds and streamed tables on one account and one balance. Duelbits' live range trails the larger lobbies above in table count. 12. Metaspins Metaspins opened in 2022 and lists over 3,000 titles from roughly six dozen studios, with a live section that covers the core table families. Sign-up works by email or wallet connection, and verification can still apply on larger withdrawals. Metaspins' live lobby suits players who want the classics without a very large menu. Matching Lobby Depth to How You Play Large blackjack counts matter most for players who want a seat at peak hours or a specific stake level. Roulette and baccarat players gain less from big numbers, since unlimited-seat streams rarely fill. Studio variety matters for players who chase particular rules, such as dealer standing on soft 17 or no-commission baccarat. Stake range matters at both ends, from small-stakes sessions to high-limit tables. Live games also deal quickly, so a time or hand limit keeps a session in check. Conclusion Live dealer depth combines table count, game families, studio mix and stake range. Blackjack inflates most counts because seven-seat tables need cloning, while roulette and baccarat streams serve many players at once. Dexsport heads this list with roughly 870 live tables from five studios, followed by Roobet, Stake, Cloudbet, BC.Game, 1win, Shuffle, Rainbet, BitStarz, BetFury, Duelbits and Metaspins. Lobby figures change often, so the live section itself gives the clearest picture on any given day. Gambling rules change at each border, so confirm what applies to you. Join live tables only at legal age, note that KYC or AML checks may apply, and choose a stop time before the first hand.     Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Live table counts, studios, limits and availability change often and vary by country, so check each live lobby before you play. Some platforms named here may not be available where you live. Casino games involve risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please play responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.

Live Dealer Depth at Web3 Casinos: 12 Platforms by Table Range

Live casino lobbies at crypto platforms range from a few dozen streamed tables to several hundred. Raw counts only tell part of the story, though, since one game type often fills most of a big lobby.
Blackjack tables seat seven players each, so studios open dozens of identical tables to meet demand. Roulette and baccarat streams accept unlimited bets, so a handful of tables can serve thousands of players at once.
Table range therefore depends on the mix of games, studios, stake levels and languages as much as on the headline number.
Four Measures of Live Dealer Depth
Lobbies compare more fairly across several dimensions at once. Each one answers a different question a player might have before sitting down.
Measure
What it shows
Why it matters
Table count
Total streamed tables in the lobby
More seats at peak hours, mostly in blackjack
Game families
Blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker, dice, game shows
Variety for players who switch games
Studio mix
Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Playtech Live, Ezugi and others
Different rules, paytables and presentation styles
Stake range
Minimum and maximum bets per table
Fit for small sessions and high rollers alike
Last verified: October 2026
Studios also run tables in several languages and dedicated tables branded for a single casino. Both add depth without changing the core games. Our comparison of live casinos on provider quality looks at how presentation differs between studios.
Why Blackjack Fills the Biggest Lobbies
Seat limits explain the imbalance. Seven-seat blackjack tables fill quickly, so studios clone tables in large numbers, each with its own dealer and stake range.
Infinite and multi-seat formats ease that limit by letting unlimited players share one hand, though the seven-seat format remains the norm. Our look at live blackjack tables compares rule sets across those tables.
Live dealers also show results through cameras and studio controls, and a cryptographic hash cannot verify a physical card. Our explainer on the two kinds of fairness proof sets out what each one covers.
12 Web3 Casinos Ranked by Live Table Range
Positions reflect published or observable live table counts, the spread of game families and the number of studios behind each lobby. Every entry flags one detail worth checking.
1. Dexsport
Dexsport lists roughly 870 live tables, led by around 650 blackjack, 240 baccarat and 160 roulette tables, plus poker, sic bo and Dragon Tiger. Pragmatic Play Live, Evolution, Playtech Live, Ezugi and Winfinity all supply the lobby.
Blackjack dominates that total, so a game-type filter speeds up the search. Dexapp LTD operates Dexsport under an Anjouan licence.
2. Roobet
Roobet, online since 2019, streams more than 500 tables supplied by Evolution and Pragmatic Play, spanning blackjack, roulette, baccarat and a busy game show section that draws large crowds in the evening.
Two studios supply most of the range, so presentation stays consistent across tables. Raw Entertainment B.V. holds Roobet's licence from Curaçao.
3. Stake
Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live stream the bulk of Stake's live section, which spans every major table family plus the well-known game shows.
Stake's own originals have a separate section, which keeps the live lobby focused on streamed tables. Stake's table limits vary from studio to studio, and the brand holds a licence from Curaçao.
4. Cloudbet
Cloudbet, active since 2013, lists more than 130 live tables across blackjack, roulette and baccarat alone, from studios including Evolution, Playtech, Vivo Gaming and Bombay Live.
That studio mix brings regional variety, including tables aimed at different markets. Cloudbet's reputation for higher limits suits larger stakes, under a Curaçao licence.
5. BC.Game
BC.Game, a crypto casino since 2017, sources its streamed tables from Evolution inside a 10,000-plus title library, with blackjack, roulette, baccarat, Dragon Tiger and game shows.
Evolution's range gives BC.Game players the studio's full set of variants, from speed tables to multiplier formats. Its licence moved to Anjouan at the end of 2024.
6. 1win
Several studios feed 1win's live section, which mixes blackjack, roulette and baccarat with table poker, dice games and a range of game shows.
Multi-studio coverage brings rule variety, though the size of the 1win catalogue makes search the quickest way to a specific table type.
7. Shuffle
Shuffle lists around 60 live dealer titles from Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, with game shows forming a large share of that total.
Its compact size lets players see every format at a glance, and SHFL works as a betting currency next to major coins. Fewer duplicate tables also mean popular Shuffle tables can fill at peak hours.
8. Rainbet
Rainbet's live lobby draws on Evolution content, so blackjack, roulette, baccarat and Evolution's game shows share one section.
Single-studio supply keeps rules familiar across tables, and Rainbet's originals add quick digital card games beside them. Players after Pragmatic or Playtech variants will find a narrower choice at Rainbet.
9. BitStarz
BitStarz, taking crypto since 2014, streams its live tables from Evolution, alongside a digital table section with RNG blackjack, roulette and baccarat.
The long operating record pairs with a compact live range built on one studio. Fans of Evolution's tables will find the same rules at every BitStarz seat.
10. BetFury
BetFury, launched in 2019, has grown past 13,000 titles, and established studios supply the live tables inside it.
The BFG token adds staking rewards across the platform, with returns that move with its price. Live content forms a smaller share of the BetFury catalogue than slots, so filters help narrow the lobby.
11. Duelbits
Duelbits pairs its in-house originals, including a blackjack version with a published 99.21% return, with a live casino section from outside studios.
Players can switch between quick digital rounds and streamed tables on one account and one balance. Duelbits' live range trails the larger lobbies above in table count.
12. Metaspins
Metaspins opened in 2022 and lists over 3,000 titles from roughly six dozen studios, with a live section that covers the core table families.
Sign-up works by email or wallet connection, and verification can still apply on larger withdrawals. Metaspins' live lobby suits players who want the classics without a very large menu.
Matching Lobby Depth to How You Play
Large blackjack counts matter most for players who want a seat at peak hours or a specific stake level. Roulette and baccarat players gain less from big numbers, since unlimited-seat streams rarely fill.
Studio variety matters for players who chase particular rules, such as dealer standing on soft 17 or no-commission baccarat. Stake range matters at both ends, from small-stakes sessions to high-limit tables. Live games also deal quickly, so a time or hand limit keeps a session in check.
Conclusion
Live dealer depth combines table count, game families, studio mix and stake range. Blackjack inflates most counts because seven-seat tables need cloning, while roulette and baccarat streams serve many players at once.
Dexsport heads this list with roughly 870 live tables from five studios, followed by Roobet, Stake, Cloudbet, BC.Game, 1win, Shuffle, Rainbet, BitStarz, BetFury, Duelbits and Metaspins. Lobby figures change often, so the live section itself gives the clearest picture on any given day.
Gambling rules change at each border, so confirm what applies to you. Join live tables only at legal age, note that KYC or AML checks may apply, and choose a stop time before the first hand.


Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Live table counts, studios, limits and availability change often and vary by country, so check each live lobby before you play. Some platforms named here may not be available where you live. Casino games involve risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please play responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
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Champions League Matchdays 4 to 6: What the Middle of the League Phase DecidesSixteen points earned eighth place in last season's league phase. Manchester City reached that mark and went straight to the round of 16, while Real Madrid finished ninth on 15 and had to play an extra knockout tie. Thin margins make the middle rounds decisive. Matchdays 4, 5 and 6 fall on November 3-4, November 24-25 and December 8-9, and by the end of them every club will have played six of its eight games. Those three rounds rarely settle a table outright, yet they sort the 36 clubs into contenders, playoff hopefuls and sides with little room left. Three Bands in One Table League phase positions lead to three very different outcomes, and the cutoffs from 2025-26 give a useful benchmark for the current campaign. Final position Outcome 2025-26 benchmark 1st to 8th Straight to the round of 16 Eighth place finished on 16 points 9th to 24th Knockout playoff in February 24th place finished on 9 points 25th to 36th Eliminated from Europe 25th place also had 9 points, losing on goal difference Last verified: October 2026 Benfica edged Marseille for 24th place on goal difference alone last season, which shows how much a single goal can matter. Goal difference serves as the first tiebreaker after points, followed by goals scored and away goals scored. What Six Games Usually Reveal After matchday 6, a club has two fixtures left and a maximum of six points to gain. That arithmetic turns the table into a sorting device. Around 12 points or more: a strong position for the first eight places, often needing one more win Around 7 to 10 points: firmly in the playoff band, with a direct round-of-16 place still possible Around 4 to 6 points: inside or near the cutoff, needing results in January Three points or fewer: at real risk of elimination unless both final games go well These ranges shift with the season's spread of results, yet they help frame which games matter most in November and December. How the Middle Rounds Shape Match Prices Match markets on matchdays 4 to 6 react to table position more than early-round fixtures do. Several patterns often show up: Uneven Incentives Clubs in the race for the first eight places may push for a win where a draw would once have satisfied them. Opponents already resigned to the playoff band sometimes rotate ahead of domestic fixtures, which can move match odds and totals. Goal Difference Pressure Because goal difference breaks ties, leading teams may keep attacking late in games they already control. Late attacking of this kind can affect totals, handicaps and late-goal markets in one-sided fixtures. Our explainer on Asian handicap lines covers how margin markets work. Fixture Strength Every club faces eight different opponents from four pots, so the difficulty of the remaining fixtures varies widely. Sides with their two hardest games still to come may stand higher in the table than their true chances suggest. Domestic Load Meets European Pressure November and December pack league fixtures, domestic cups and European nights into a few weeks. Squads with thin depth often rotate on one front, and managers choose based on where points matter most. Clubs comfortably placed in Europe sometimes rest key players on matchday 6, while sides near the cutoff field their strongest line-ups. Team news therefore moves prices sharply in the final hours before kick-off, especially for player props and goalscorer markets. Weather and travel add smaller effects. Long trips to Eastern Europe or Scandinavia in December can cost a squad recovery time ahead of a weekend league game, which feeds back into rotation choices. Futures That Move in the Middle Rounds Outright and qualification markets react strongly to these three matchdays: First-eight finish: a Yes or No price on skipping the playoff round Knockout qualification: a price on finishing anywhere in the first 24 places League phase winner: the club that tops the 36-team table after matchday 8 Tournament winner: the outright for the June 5 final at the Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid Paris Saint-Germain start the season as holders. Prices on the tournament winner tend to shorten sharply for clubs that reach December inside the first eight places, since a direct route avoids two extra knockout games. Our breakdown of the league phase format explains how pots and seeding feed the bracket. Matchday Markets on Dexsport Dexsport sets out 39 football market types, from Asian and European handicaps to half-time totals, bookings, corner counts and individual player lines. Champions League results settle with uefa.com among Dexsport's named data sources. Its Combo+ feature boosts the odds on accumulators once they reach four legs, which suits midweek slates with nine fixtures in an evening. Cash Out lets a bettor close an open bet before full time where Dexsport offers it, and the company behind it, Dexapp LTD, holds an Anjouan licence. Midweek European evenings also open markets that weekend fixtures rarely list, and our guide to midweek European nights covers them. Conclusion Matchdays 4 to 6 rarely decide the league phase outright, yet they sort the table into clear bands. Last season, 16 points earned a place among the first eight and 9 points marked the playoff cutoff, with goal difference separating 24th from 25th. Middle-round prices react to uneven incentives, goal difference pressure and the strength of remaining fixtures. First-eight, qualification and outright markets move sharply as clubs settle into those bands before the January finale. Sports betting rules vary from country to country, so read the local law first. Stake only at legal age, bear in mind that KYC or AML checks may apply, and cap midweek accumulators at a weekly figure.     Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Fixture dates, formats and market menus can change, and past points thresholds do not predict future ones, so check the official UEFA schedule and each sportsbook's current offer before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.

Champions League Matchdays 4 to 6: What the Middle of the League Phase Decides

Sixteen points earned eighth place in last season's league phase. Manchester City reached that mark and went straight to the round of 16, while Real Madrid finished ninth on 15 and had to play an extra knockout tie.
Thin margins make the middle rounds decisive. Matchdays 4, 5 and 6 fall on November 3-4, November 24-25 and December 8-9, and by the end of them every club will have played six of its eight games.
Those three rounds rarely settle a table outright, yet they sort the 36 clubs into contenders, playoff hopefuls and sides with little room left.
Three Bands in One Table
League phase positions lead to three very different outcomes, and the cutoffs from 2025-26 give a useful benchmark for the current campaign.
Final position
Outcome
2025-26 benchmark
1st to 8th
Straight to the round of 16
Eighth place finished on 16 points
9th to 24th
Knockout playoff in February
24th place finished on 9 points
25th to 36th
Eliminated from Europe
25th place also had 9 points, losing on goal difference
Last verified: October 2026
Benfica edged Marseille for 24th place on goal difference alone last season, which shows how much a single goal can matter. Goal difference serves as the first tiebreaker after points, followed by goals scored and away goals scored.
What Six Games Usually Reveal
After matchday 6, a club has two fixtures left and a maximum of six points to gain. That arithmetic turns the table into a sorting device.
Around 12 points or more: a strong position for the first eight places, often needing one more win
Around 7 to 10 points: firmly in the playoff band, with a direct round-of-16 place still possible
Around 4 to 6 points: inside or near the cutoff, needing results in January
Three points or fewer: at real risk of elimination unless both final games go well
These ranges shift with the season's spread of results, yet they help frame which games matter most in November and December.
How the Middle Rounds Shape Match Prices
Match markets on matchdays 4 to 6 react to table position more than early-round fixtures do. Several patterns often show up:
Uneven Incentives
Clubs in the race for the first eight places may push for a win where a draw would once have satisfied them. Opponents already resigned to the playoff band sometimes rotate ahead of domestic fixtures, which can move match odds and totals.
Goal Difference Pressure
Because goal difference breaks ties, leading teams may keep attacking late in games they already control. Late attacking of this kind can affect totals, handicaps and late-goal markets in one-sided fixtures. Our explainer on Asian handicap lines covers how margin markets work.
Fixture Strength
Every club faces eight different opponents from four pots, so the difficulty of the remaining fixtures varies widely. Sides with their two hardest games still to come may stand higher in the table than their true chances suggest.
Domestic Load Meets European Pressure
November and December pack league fixtures, domestic cups and European nights into a few weeks. Squads with thin depth often rotate on one front, and managers choose based on where points matter most.
Clubs comfortably placed in Europe sometimes rest key players on matchday 6, while sides near the cutoff field their strongest line-ups. Team news therefore moves prices sharply in the final hours before kick-off, especially for player props and goalscorer markets.
Weather and travel add smaller effects. Long trips to Eastern Europe or Scandinavia in December can cost a squad recovery time ahead of a weekend league game, which feeds back into rotation choices.
Futures That Move in the Middle Rounds
Outright and qualification markets react strongly to these three matchdays:
First-eight finish: a Yes or No price on skipping the playoff round
Knockout qualification: a price on finishing anywhere in the first 24 places
League phase winner: the club that tops the 36-team table after matchday 8
Tournament winner: the outright for the June 5 final at the Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid
Paris Saint-Germain start the season as holders. Prices on the tournament winner tend to shorten sharply for clubs that reach December inside the first eight places, since a direct route avoids two extra knockout games. Our breakdown of the league phase format explains how pots and seeding feed the bracket.
Matchday Markets on Dexsport
Dexsport sets out 39 football market types, from Asian and European handicaps to half-time totals, bookings, corner counts and individual player lines. Champions League results settle with uefa.com among Dexsport's named data sources.
Its Combo+ feature boosts the odds on accumulators once they reach four legs, which suits midweek slates with nine fixtures in an evening. Cash Out lets a bettor close an open bet before full time where Dexsport offers it, and the company behind it, Dexapp LTD, holds an Anjouan licence.
Midweek European evenings also open markets that weekend fixtures rarely list, and our guide to midweek European nights covers them.
Conclusion
Matchdays 4 to 6 rarely decide the league phase outright, yet they sort the table into clear bands. Last season, 16 points earned a place among the first eight and 9 points marked the playoff cutoff, with goal difference separating 24th from 25th.
Middle-round prices react to uneven incentives, goal difference pressure and the strength of remaining fixtures. First-eight, qualification and outright markets move sharply as clubs settle into those bands before the January finale.
Sports betting rules vary from country to country, so read the local law first. Stake only at legal age, bear in mind that KYC or AML checks may apply, and cap midweek accumulators at a weekly figure.


Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Fixture dates, formats and market menus can change, and past points thresholds do not predict future ones, so check the official UEFA schedule and each sportsbook's current offer before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
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A ALPS nomeia Brian Turnbow para liderar o desenvolvimento de centros de dados de IA de próxima geraçãoA scale-up italiana nomeou Turnbow para liderar a sua expansão técnica nas áreas da inteligência artificial e da computação de alto desempenho, com uma abordagem que visa aproveitar fontes de energia renovável e reutilizar ativos existentes para desenvolver uma infraestrutura de computação mais sustentável. TRENTO, Itália, 15 de outubro de 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A ALPS anuncia a nomeação de Brian Turnbow como Diretor Técnico de IA. Fundada em Trentino em 2018 e com operações em quatro continentes, a empresa está a aplicar os seus conhecimentos especializados na conceção, construção e operação de centros de dados integrados com sistemas energéticos às áreas da IA e da HPC.

A ALPS nomeia Brian Turnbow para liderar o desenvolvimento de centros de dados de IA de próxima geração

A scale-up italiana nomeou Turnbow para liderar a sua expansão técnica nas áreas da inteligência artificial e da computação de alto desempenho, com uma abordagem que visa aproveitar fontes de energia renovável e reutilizar ativos existentes para desenvolver uma infraestrutura de computação mais sustentável.
TRENTO, Itália, 15 de outubro de 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A ALPS anuncia a nomeação de Brian Turnbow como Diretor Técnico de IA. Fundada em Trentino em 2018 e com operações em quatro continentes, a empresa está a aplicar os seus conhecimentos especializados na conceção, construção e operação de centros de dados integrados com sistemas energéticos às áreas da IA e da HPC.
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Speed, Squeeze e sem comissão: 9 casinos de criptomoedas classificados pelas variantes de baccarat ao vivoTodas as mesas de baccarat ao vivo oferecem as mesmas três apostas principais: Banca, Jogador e Empate. No entanto, enquanto uma mesa distribui uma mão a cada 30 segundos, outra revela cada carta lentamente diante da câmara e uma terceira elimina a comissão de 5% sobre a Banca em troca de uma regra de pagamento diferente. Estas variantes alteram o ritmo, a apresentação e, por vezes, a vantagem da casa, mas as cartas seguem as mesmas regras de distribuição. As salas de jogos ao vivo dos casinos de criptomoedas combinam variantes de vários estúdios, por isso a oferta depende dos fornecedores com que cada casino trabalha.

Speed, Squeeze e sem comissão: 9 casinos de criptomoedas classificados pelas variantes de baccarat ao vivo

Todas as mesas de baccarat ao vivo oferecem as mesmas três apostas principais: Banca, Jogador e Empate. No entanto, enquanto uma mesa distribui uma mão a cada 30 segundos, outra revela cada carta lentamente diante da câmara e uma terceira elimina a comissão de 5% sobre a Banca em troca de uma regra de pagamento diferente.
Estas variantes alteram o ritmo, a apresentação e, por vezes, a vantagem da casa, mas as cartas seguem as mesmas regras de distribuição.
As salas de jogos ao vivo dos casinos de criptomoedas combinam variantes de vários estúdios, por isso a oferta depende dos fornecedores com que cada casino trabalha.
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Resultados dos sets e handicaps de pontos: como funcionam os mercados de voleibol com criptoA Itália conquistou o título mundial feminino de 2025 ao derrotar a Turquia por 3-2 em Banguecoque, mas a Turquia marcou 105 pontos contra 98 da Itália. No voleibol, os sets valem mais do que as jogadas, pelo que a equipa com mais pontos ainda pode perder o jogo. Esta distinção entre pontos e sets explica por que razão o voleibol oferece duas categorias separadas de mercados. Os mercados de sets acompanham a estrutura do jogo, enquanto os mercados de pontos acompanham cada jogada ao longo de todos os sets. Cada categoria reage de forma diferente a um quinto set renhido, a um primeiro set desequilibrado ou a uma recuperação, e as regras de pontuação determinam como.

Resultados dos sets e handicaps de pontos: como funcionam os mercados de voleibol com cripto

A Itália conquistou o título mundial feminino de 2025 ao derrotar a Turquia por 3-2 em Banguecoque, mas a Turquia marcou 105 pontos contra 98 da Itália. No voleibol, os sets valem mais do que as jogadas, pelo que a equipa com mais pontos ainda pode perder o jogo.
Esta distinção entre pontos e sets explica por que razão o voleibol oferece duas categorias separadas de mercados. Os mercados de sets acompanham a estrutura do jogo, enquanto os mercados de pontos acompanham cada jogada ao longo de todos os sets.
Cada categoria reage de forma diferente a um quinto set renhido, a um primeiro set desequilibrado ou a uma recuperação, e as regras de pontuação determinam como.
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Mercados de meio de mandato: como são liquidadas as questões sobre a Câmara e o SenadoOs americanos votarão em 3 de novembro de 2026 para eleger todos os 435 membros da Câmara dos Representantes e 35 senadores, incluindo eleições especiais em Ohio e na Flórida. Os mercados de previsão atribuem preços às duas câmaras há meses, mas o resultado na noite da eleição nem sempre é o mesmo que determina a liquidação de um mercado. Cada mercado responde a uma pergunta específica, e suas regras determinam quais cadeiras são contabilizadas, quem é considerado membro de um partido e quando a resposta se torna definitiva. Segundos turnos, recontagens, independentes e votos de desempate podem mudar essa data, às vezes em várias semanas.

Mercados de meio de mandato: como são liquidadas as questões sobre a Câmara e o Senado

Os americanos votarão em 3 de novembro de 2026 para eleger todos os 435 membros da Câmara dos Representantes e 35 senadores, incluindo eleições especiais em Ohio e na Flórida. Os mercados de previsão atribuem preços às duas câmaras há meses, mas o resultado na noite da eleição nem sempre é o mesmo que determina a liquidação de um mercado.
Cada mercado responde a uma pergunta específica, e suas regras determinam quais cadeiras são contabilizadas, quem é considerado membro de um partido e quando a resposta se torna definitiva.
Segundos turnos, recontagens, independentes e votos de desempate podem mudar essa data, às vezes em várias semanas.
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Tribunal Superior do Reino Unido decide que a lei chinesa rege as pretensões relativas a mais de 61.000 Bitcoin apreendidosMais de 61.000 Bitcoin estão sob o controlo do tribunal inglês, mas a sua apreensão em Londres não responde à questão central da propriedade. O Tribunal Superior decidiu que a lei chinesa, e não a lei inglesa, rege as pretensões de natureza proprietária relativas à criptomoeda. A decisão é importante porque os Bitcoin estão integrados num processo inglês relativo a produtos do crime, enquanto os alegados investimentos, a angariação de fundos e a aquisição dos ativos ocorreram na China. Essa distinção limita claramente o que a decisão sobre a lei aplicável determina. Não atribui os Bitcoin aos investidores nem estabelece um direito definitivo do Estado britânico a retê-los. Em vez disso, desloca a disputa jurídica decisiva para o conteúdo e a prova dos direitos ao abrigo da lei chinesa.

Tribunal Superior do Reino Unido decide que a lei chinesa rege as pretensões relativas a mais de 61.000 Bitcoin apreendidos

Mais de 61.000 Bitcoin estão sob o controlo do tribunal inglês, mas a sua apreensão em Londres não responde à questão central da propriedade. O Tribunal Superior decidiu que a lei chinesa, e não a lei inglesa, rege as pretensões de natureza proprietária relativas à criptomoeda.
A decisão é importante porque os Bitcoin estão integrados num processo inglês relativo a produtos do crime, enquanto os alegados investimentos, a angariação de fundos e a aquisição dos ativos ocorreram na China. Essa distinção limita claramente o que a decisão sobre a lei aplicável determina. Não atribui os Bitcoin aos investidores nem estabelece um direito definitivo do Estado britânico a retê-los. Em vez disso, desloca a disputa jurídica decisiva para o conteúdo e a prova dos direitos ao abrigo da lei chinesa.
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Metaplanet define preço de obrigações convertíveis sem cupão com vencimento em 2031 após lançar nova recompra de açõesA Metaplanet fixou em ¥339 por ação o preço de conversão de obrigações convertíveis em euroienes, sem cupão, no valor de ¥52 bilhões e com vencimento em 29 de outubro de 2031, e iniciou um amplo programa de recompra de ações. O preço, fixado em 14 de outubro, ficou cerca de 29,9% acima do preço de fechamento das ações da empresa em 13 de outubro, de ¥261, segundo comunicados da Metaplanet. A Metaplanet espera obter cerca de ¥51,9 bilhões em recursos líquidos e planeja usar os fundos durante o trimestre atual para pagar empréstimos garantidos por Bitcoin e recomprar ações próprias, segundo a destinação dos recursos informada pela empresa.

Metaplanet define preço de obrigações convertíveis sem cupão com vencimento em 2031 após lançar nova recompra de ações

A Metaplanet fixou em ¥339 por ação o preço de conversão de obrigações convertíveis em euroienes, sem cupão, no valor de ¥52 bilhões e com vencimento em 29 de outubro de 2031, e iniciou um amplo programa de recompra de ações. O preço, fixado em 14 de outubro, ficou cerca de 29,9% acima do preço de fechamento das ações da empresa em 13 de outubro, de ¥261, segundo comunicados da Metaplanet.
A Metaplanet espera obter cerca de ¥51,9 bilhões em recursos líquidos e planeja usar os fundos durante o trimestre atual para pagar empréstimos garantidos por Bitcoin e recomprar ações próprias, segundo a destinação dos recursos informada pela empresa.
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