Japan Adds Shiba Inu to Green List Alongside Bitcoin and Ether
One criterion for inclusion is a listing on at least three registered domestic exchanges.
Attackers Used AI Agents in Crypto Scams and Health Care Intrusions
Recovered sessions show how authorization claims could steer coding tools. A separate lab evaluation bypassed safeguards in 120 controlled scenarios, not a measure of real-world success.
Uniswap Labs Launches v4 Aggregator Hooks on Three Networks
The feature is live on the Uniswap Web App and API, with seven external liquidity sources supported at launch.
Italian Truck Protests Halt Buffalo Mozzarella Production for a Day
About 1 million liters of buffalo milk went unprocessed, and a consortium director estimated a €3 million loss over 24 hours.
Bitcoin, gold trim early losses as yen gives up gains. Oil stays near $100

Bitcoin and gold pared early losses as the yen gave up gains and Asian stocks rebounded, though oil near $100 keeps inflation risks in focus.
GoMining Adds Bitcoin Checkout Plugin for WooCommerce Merchants
The free WordPress plugin lets merchants add BTC as a checkout option; instant confirmation for GoMining Wallet users is planned for November 2026.
ZachXBT Urges CoinDCX Users to Withdraw All Funds After About $16 Million Loss
He criticized the exchange’s co-founders for denying the theft in public and private communications before its disclosure.
Galaxy Managers Discuss Market Depth, AI and Tokenization
The Oct. 22 discussion covered risks exposed by a momentum unwind, a potential Anthropic IPO and AI’s role in blockchain and fintech.
Circle’s Shareholder Files Suit Against Trump Tied
A Circle shareholder has initiated legal action against Donald Trump, alleging unconstitutional foreign benefits tied to his crypto ventures. The lawsuit centers around a $2 billion investment from the UAE in Binance, which was settled using the USD1 stablecoin. This case could have significant implications for Circle’s USDC and the broader stablecoin market as it […]
French 10-Year Yield Hits 5.11% as Budget Rejections Set Aside €10B in Cuts
The French-German spread widened to 174 basis points, its highest since 2011, while lawmakers still face full-budget votes and debate over pensions and health costs.