Fetch.ai’s key network upgrade with CUDOS mainnet integration has boosted its AI and DeFi capabilities, driving a 93.89% increase in trading volume and a 6% rise in FET token value.

Phantom Wallet faced another "Uptime Incident," heightening concerns about Solana's network reliability. The services went offline just six minutes after the GRASS token airdrop claim began, limiting user access and recalling past outages.

Signed by Putin, Russia's new legislation imposes stricter controls on cryptocurrency mining, permitting only registered entities to operate and enforcing regional restrictions. It allows local authorities to temporarily shut down mining rigs during power shortages and strengthens government monitoring to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.

FTX’s $228 million settlement with Bybit moves it closer to repaying former customers, with plans to distribute $12.6 billion within 60 days of a pending effective date.

BingX, the Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange, has fully resumed its services after a hot wallet incident on 20 September that disrupted deposits and withdrawals. To strengthen security against external threats, the exchange has introduced ShieldX, a new firewall for its wallets.

In December, Microsoft shareholders will vote on investing in Bitcoin. Despite growing interest, the board advises against it, pointing to their current strategy of evaluating diverse investments, including Bitcoin. Will shareholders heed the board’s caution or opt for crypto?

Denmark will tax unrealised crypto gains from January 2026, covering holdings since Bitcoin's 2009 launch. While aligning with traditional asset taxes, it sparks debate: prudent regulation or risky precedent?

Miles Brundage, OpenAI’s Senior Advisor for AGI Readiness, has resigned to focus on AI policy. His departure, alongside other high-profile exits, prompts questions about the potential long-term impact on the for-profit AI company. How will these shifts influence OpenAI's future trajectory?

In Russia, individuals using cryptocurrency are increasingly hiring arsonists and other criminals on the dark web, with some perpetrators as young as teenagers. This trend raises an important question: are young people being lured into the realm of crypto-driven crime?

Scroll's SCR token launch, like the recent Hamster Kombat airdrop, has left some recipients dissatisfied, with criticism over fairness and transparency in the allocation. SCR's price has since dropped over 20%.