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United States spot bitcoin ETFs took in about 1.08 billion dollars from Monday to Wednesday, then gave back roughly 774 million dollars on Thursday and Friday, while ether ETFs shed about 221 million dollars in a fourth consecutive week of outflows.

CryptosEyes Research · ETF / MARKETS

Bitcoin fell nearly 2 percent to about 79,800 dollars in Asian trading on Monday, dipped to about 79,300 dollars, then steadied near 80,400 dollars, with ether, XRP and Solana also lower and traders focused on the Fed's December signal rather than this week's expected hold.

CryptosEyes Research · MARKETS

The Department of Finance draft, published to bring the Stablecoin Act into force, would require non bank issuers to register with the Bank of Canada, hold reserves equal to their tokens at qualified Canadian institutions, and redeem within three business days, with the framework expected in late 2027.

CryptosEyes Research · REGULATION

The OCC urges community banks to apply to issue stablecoins under the GENIUS Act as the January 18, 2027 deadline approaches

The United States Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Monday called on community banks to enter the stablecoin market, including by applying directly or through subsidiaries to become permitted issuers of dollar pegged tokens under the GENIUS Act, CoinDesk reported. The regulator said it wants community banks to help shape the future of payments, linking the invitation to its Community Bank Comeback initiatives to right size regulation so smaller banks can grow and compete. The push comes as banking groups press lawmakers to restrict stablecoin yields, concerned that interest paying tokens could draw deposits away. Issuers must comply with the finalized GENIUS Act regulations from January 18, 2027, though existing issuers with substantially complete applications by that date may request temporary waivers to keep operating while applications are reviewed. The OCC has not yet begun accepting applications and said the process will open after the required federal paperwork approval is completed. Critics have also challenged the OCC's approval of national trust bank charters for crypto companies, which is the subject of a lawsuit by a community banking association.

In brief · Reporting: CoinDesk

Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade does not activate on the Hoodi testnet today, after developers postponed it to study a gas repricing proposal

Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade was scheduled to activate on the Hoodi testnet today, October 26, at 17:42:48 UTC at epoch 132,352, and it will not happen. Developers postponed the activation, with no replacement date set, to investigate how EIP-8037, a proposal that raises and separately meters the cost of creating new chain state, interacts with smart contracts already on mainnet, crypto.news reported, citing the Ethereum Foundation's October 22 notice. The postponement removes the Amsterdam execution layer and Gloas consensus layer activations and a planned rise in Hoodi's gas limit to 200 million. The proposal's illustrative figures are large: a new account's state creation component rises to 183,600 gas from 25,000, and a new storage slot to 97,920 from 20,000. A replay of historical transactions found most contracts unaffected, but a small set relying on fixed gas stipends, hardcoded limits or remaining gas logic was flagged. Glamsterdam already activated on the Sepolia testnet on October 6. Hoodi operators must update client software so it does not still carry the cancelled activation.

In brief · Reporting: crypto.news

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