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VS Capital expanded its integration with Centroid’s Bridge and Centroid Risk platforms to provide crypto CFD liquidity, improve routing, and adjust its commercial offering for institutional clients and broker partners. Centroid Solutions has also pursued partnerships to broaden its technology reach. It recently teamed up with EAERA to provide integrated tools for Forex brokers and proprietary trading firms. In a separate move, Centroid extended its collaboration with Match-Trade Technologies by linking its Centroid Risk system with the Match-Trader platform, adding risk management functions to an earlier Bridge integration. Andrey Stoychev, CEO at VS Capital, Source: LinkedIn Andrey Stoychev, CEO at…

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BITF has taken off and the momentum isn’t fading. Is there a development the market’s quietly pricing in? Or is it time to re-rate the stock altogether? The following guest post comes from BitcoinMiningStock.io, a public markets intelligence platform delivering data on companies exposed to Bitcoin mining and crypto treasury strategies. Bitfarms Stock Surges – Re-Rating Phase Next? Bitfarms (Nasdaq: BITF) closed last week as the top-performing Bitcoin mining stock tracked by BitcoinMiningStock.io, posting a stunning 72.86% gain over a 5-day trading period. The rally began around September 9th and shows little sign of slowing at the time of writing.…

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Charles Hoskinson, co-founder of Ethereum and now CEO of Input Output, has warned that Ethereum may not last the next 10 to 15 years. Hoskinson argued that Ethereum has become a “victim of its own success” and risks being outpaced by more adaptable blockchain systems. Why does Charles Hoskinson think Ethereum could fail? What’s Problematic With Ethereum? Hoskinson says Ethereum risks becoming too centralized. As more liquidity and users cluster around permissioned systems, the openness that blockchains are meant to provide gets lost. He warned that this trend could push Ethereum toward reliance on a smaller set of gatekeepers, making…

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Chairman of the Hong Kong Institute of Accountants and Financial Reporting, Sun Deji, said that he expects the government to wait a little longer before publishing guidelines on how to audit stablecoins. Summary Accounting and Financial Reporting Council Chairman Sun Deji expects Hong Kong authorities will not rush its stablecoin audit guidelines. Sun Deji expects the guidelines to be formulated and issued in at least one year to three years from now. Stablecoin issuer licenses from Hong Kong has grown in high demand, especially among Chinese firms. According to a report by local media Sing Tao Daily, Financial Secretary and…

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Bullish (BLSH), the parent company of CoinDesk, has secured a coveted BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), a key regulatory approval that will allow the institutional digital asset platform to offer spot trading and custody services to customers in New York, the company said in a press release on Wednesday. The BitLicense, also known as a Virtual Currency Business Activity License, is considered one of the most rigorous state-level crypto approvals in the U.S. With it, Bullish’s U.S. entity, Bullish US Operations LLC, can now cater to institutional clients and advanced traders in the country’s…

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The Ethereum validator exit queue may spike in the coming days, but crypto market participants have little to worry about, says Ethereum educator Anthony Sassano. “This ETH will presumably be restaked using new validator keys, aka it’s not going to be sold,” Sassano said in an X post on Tuesday, citing Kiln Finance’s announcement following a hack of a Switzerland-based crypto wealth management platform, SwissBorg. A large volume of Ether (ETH) being unstaked is sometimes considered a bearish indicator, as traders may fear it signals upcoming selling pressure. The ETH exit queue is sitting at 1,628,074, according to ValidatorQueue data.…

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CoreWeave (CRWV) were higher by about 5% in early U.S. trading Monday after the cloud computing company entered into a $6.3 billion deal with Nvidia (NVDA) to guarantee use of its excess server capacity, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Under the agreement, Nvidia will buy any unused computing resources from CoreWeave through April 2032. The arrangement ensures that CoreWeave’s vast fleet of data centers will not sit idle if customer demand fluctuates. If CoreWeave’s clients don’t fully book its servers, Nvidia is obligated to step in and purchase the residual capacity. Either company can exit…

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XRP wallet pundit @XRPwallets has once again touched on the topic of XRP wallets belonging to large cryptocurrency exchanges. Previously, he mostly tweeted about wallets that belong to Coinbase. Today, the account revealed the three largest exchanges that contain the largest amount of Ripple-affiliated XRP coins. Each of them holds from one to several billion XRP. It appears here that Binance, Upbit, and Bithumb are the only ones on the list over 1-3B. The rest are 300M and lower. I’m only tracking 1.9B Retail and possibly 1B +/- a few million are Retail at Exchanges. These extra billions I’m leaning…

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Ethereum overtakes Bitcoin in spot trading share, holding 32.9% against Bitcoin’s 32.6%. Futures trading soars as Ethereum volumes hit $3.08 trillion, reflecting strong investor interest. ETH ETFs attract nearly $10B in 2025, with BlackRock dominating inflows significantly. September has once again lived up to its reputation as one of the bearish months for cryptocurrencies, and this year, Ethereum is at the center of attention. With spot, futures, and on-chain activity all hitting new highs, ETH is showing signs of stronger investor demand and holding power. Now, all eyes are on whether it can finally break the $5,000 barrier. Ethereum Takes…

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Chinese government bonds snapped a weeklong slide after a selloff lifted benchmark yields to the highest level in nine months, fueling bets that the central bank is nearing a return to buying debt. Traders said the late-week rebound followed growing talk that the People’s Bank of China could step back into the market after halting purchases in January. Expectations for support have risen as a sharp rally in Chinese stocks has drawn money away from bonds. “The bond market was stabilizing due to discussions that the PBOC is likely to restart bond transactions, potentially in five-year notes,” said Zhaopeng Xing,…

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