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    Robinhood (@RobinhoodApp)

    Still time to enter before 10/23 🪐 Our gold bar sweepstakes is still open, including a 1kg grand prize. Enter for a chance to win: https://rbnhd.co/HOODMonthGoldSweepstakes No purchase necessary. $5/month or $50/year Robinhood Gold membership required. Terms apply. Each dollar deposited is an entry. Mail in entry available.

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    Celo (@Celo)

    When @Opera launched @MiniPay, the goal was a "clean, familiar, comfortable UX," leveraging Celo's phone number mapping (@Selfxyz's Self Connect) & fee abstraction 20M+ activated wallets later, @murrayspark100 explains how MiniPay is delivering on this vision

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    Cardano (@Cardano)

    In case you missed it, the recent Developer Spotlight is with @maxalexweber, creator of @ODATANO_V4. Coming from a background in SAP development, Max became curious about decentralized systems and started asking how Cardano could fit into the enterprise world. His answer is ODATANO, which lets SAP developers work with Cardano through OData, a standard they already know, so much of the blockchain complexity disappears. He also recorded a short message, walking you through his journey from SAP into Cardano and how it led to the creation of ODATANO. See below post for more details, and the link to the Developer Spotlight interview.🧵

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    Common Knowledge Base Association (CKBA) (@ckba_build)

    If Lightning is fundamentally a BTC payment network, how do you make other assets move through it? There are several different approaches. Taproot Assets, for example, keeps BTC liquidity at the center of the network. When a user wants to send a Taproot Asset across Lightning, the asset is exchanged for BTC at the edge of the network. The payment then travels through ordinary BTC Lightning channels before being exchanged into the desired asset at the receiving edge. That means most intermediate Lightning nodes can route the payment without ever needing to support or even recognize the Taproot Asset. RGB pushes multi-asset support deeper into the route. When a user wants to send an RGB asset across Lightning, that asset can travel through RGB-enabled channels from sender to receiver without being converted into BTC along the way. The trade-off is liquidity: every channel on the chosen route must already have enough of that specific RGB asset on the forwarding side to pass the payment to the next hop. If even one channel lacks sufficient liquidity, that route cannot complete the payment. Fiber starts from a third architecture. Because CKB already supports user-defined assets at the base layer, Fiber doesn’t need to add a separate asset protocol on top of a BTC-only settlement layer. Supported CKB assets can be locked directly into Fiber channels and routed natively through the network. These are three entirely different architectural approaches to the same problem, each with different trade-offs. Check our latest article to learn more about how each solution works 👇 https://www.nervos.org/knowledge-base/how_payment_channel_networks_support_multiple_assets

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    COTI Foundation (@COTInetwork)

    Introducing COTI 2.0 Private Programmable Money COTI shifts into its next phase, with a new website to match. > http://coti.io Same foundation. Bolder vision. 1. The Vision The world's money will soon move the way information does, on open networks. But those networks are public, and nobody wants to run their finances in public. COTI is now critically tasked with changing that. Its mission is to make private programmable money the global standard, so institutions, businesses, developers and individuals can hold, move and settle value on public blockchains, confidentially. COTI exists to champion this cause. 2. The Foundation Since 2017, COTI has built the privacy technology this next phase runs on. It was the first network to run garbled circuits in production, computing directly on encrypted data so inputs stay encrypted from submission to settlement. Its institutional-grade technology has been developed across leading institutions: 1. European Central Bank 2. Bank of Israel 3. Input Output Global (IOG) 3. Privacy-on-Demand Privacy-on-Demand serves as COTI's privacy layer for other blockchains. It allows applications to keep their users and assets on their existing chain, while COTI handles the private computation. Avalanche was the first network to bring it to production. Since September 17, applications on Avalanche have been computing on confidential data, and users have been shielding AVAX and USDC through the Privacy Portal. Expansion to further networks is a core part of the roadmap. 4. New Products At the centre of COTI 2.0 are two new products, designed to keep transactions private when moving money between blockchains, and when spending it in day to day life. 1. Interphase - The flagship. It serves as the global privacy layer for moving assets between blockchains, and executing confidential, unlinked transfers across 30+ major networks. 2. COTI Global - A new central application, which allows COTI to be spent as a privacy payment rail for everything in day to day life. 5. What's Next The new website and public roadmap are the first of several major upgrades coming this month.

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    Vitalik Buterin: Without AI, Ethereum's Lean Roadmap Might Have to Wait Until 2040 Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin @VitalikButerin said in an October 9 interview with Balaji Srinivasan @balajis at the Network State Conference 2026 that AI has become an important factor in advancing the Lean Ethereum roadmap. Buterin said that given the roadmap's current goals and level of ambition, without AI, the work might have taken until 2040 or even 2050 to complete. He added that AI is now contributing to a significant amount of research and coding, substantially accelerating progress on the roadmap.

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    CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance)

    Stay SAFU out there! FWIW, I am not against hardware wallets, or self-custody. Different wallets/product for different use cases. All have different security implications and best practicies. YZiLabs invested in OneKey, SafePal (hardware wallets), TrustWallet (mobile), etc.

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    Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)

    I settled 8 WARS, am close to ending or settling 2 more, got all of the Israeli hostages back, including the final 28, both living and dead, had hundreds of hostages, from countries all over the World, released and sent back home, won a war in Venezuela, and captured the violent dictator who so viciously ran that country, and stopped the number one state sponsor of terror, the Islamic Republic of Iran, from obtaining a Nuclear Weapon — AND MUCH MORE! Yet, with all of that I, or the United States of America, did not get the Noble Peace Prize. WOW!

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    Solana (@solana)

    THIS WEEK IN MEDIA - 10/2-10/8 Read CoinDesk: Samsung integrates USDC to overhaul cross-border remittances for 82 million Galaxy users The Block: Samsung to launch USDC transfers on Solana for US Galaxy users Decrypt: Samsung Wallet Taps Solana for USDC Transfers on 82M US Galaxy Devices Decrypt: Solana Debuts Institutional Settlement Standard With J.P. Morgan Input CoinDesk: Solana Foundation unveils a program to settle institutional trades in seconds. JPMorgan gave input Genfinity: Solana DvP Gives Institutions an Open Escrow Standard to Settle Tokenized Assets and Cash in One Transaction Wall Street Journal: Securitize Launches Tokenized Stock Trading for U.S. Investors The Block: Solana’s Orca merges with Loopscale in push to finance AI, robotics and defense CoinDesk: Solana is about to halve its block times as final 200-millisecond upgrade nears Genfinity: Open USD, USDv, and Project Harmonia: Solana’s September 2026 Intelligence Report Watch CNBC: Solana Foundation’s Lily Liu: Global access to U.S. assets is blockchain’s core value CNBC: Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo talks new rollout of tokenized stocks SolanaFloor: Vibhu on Samsung bringing cross-border USDC payments to 82M Galaxy devices The Wolf Of All Streets: Samsung Brings Crypto To 82 Million People The Rollup: Vibhu Norby on Crypto’s Consumer Shift The Rollup: Nick Ducoff On The Tokenization Supercycle The Block: Rachel Conlan on The Starting Block live from Digital Asset Summit Asia Listen Talking Tokens: Why Banks Risk More by Ignoring Stablecoins Solana is Global with Alex Scott: The Missing Financial Instrument for Betting on Beliefs Genfinity: R3 CEO Richard Brown on Corda Protocol, Institutional Tokenization, and Solana Pirates Parley: Ellie Platis on All Things Solana Events and Breakpoint 2026

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    USD.AI (@USDai_Official)

    Compute is becoming a new institutional asset class. USDAI finances the Compute Middle Market: GPU operators with contracted customer demand, recurring cash flow, and growing capital needs. By connecting onchain and institutional capital to these assets, USDAI is building a deeper capital market for compute. Co-founders @0xZergs and @_ConorMoore will be at @ftlive's ABS East. Reach out to meet in person.

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    Dusk (@DuskFoundation)

    We just shipped 10 releases of Dusk's core cryptography. Here's the simple version of what each piece does and what just got better. → Proofs (PLONK) The engine that lets you prove something is true without revealing the details. It's how Dusk keeps transactions private and still verifiable. Creating and checking proofs is now roughly 2x faster. → Hashing (Poseidon) A digital fingerprint for data. Same input, same fingerprint, and you can't reverse it. Inside a proof, it now does the same job with about a third less work. → Merkle trees A way to prove one item is part of a huge list without showing the list. Those proofs now take a third less work, and the trees reject bad input. → Encryption (ElGamal + SAFE) What locks private data so only the right people can read it. Decrypting an encrypted number inside a proof now takes up to 84% less work. → Signatures (Schnorr + BLS) How the network knows a message really came from you. Multisig now has protection against key tricks, and checking a signature inside a proof takes 14% less work. → Curves The math the whole stack is built on. Both foundation libraries were upgraded and now reject bad input. Full breakdown in the thread ↓

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    JUST DAO (@DeFi_JUST)

    📢 Phase 23rd of USDD 2.0 Supply Mining is now LIVE on JustLend DAO @USDDecentralize ⏰ Start: October 10, 2026, 20:00 SGT 📆 Period: October 10 – November 7, 2026 💰 Around 4.00% APY, dynamically adjusted 🎁 Rewards distributed weekly in #USDD Supply $USDD. Earn. Repeat. 🔁 🔗 Read the full announcement: https://support.justlend.org/hc/en-us/articles/63089546959513-JustLend-DAO-Launches-USDD-V2-0-Supply-Mining-Activity-Phase-23rd 👇 Join now: https://app.justlend.org/marketDetailNew?jtokenAddress=TKFRELGGoRgiayhwJTNNLqCNjFoLBh3Mnf&_from=%2FmarketNew%3Flang%3Den-US #JustLendDAO #DeFi

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    Bio Protocol (@BioProtocol)

    September’s research updates from across the Bio ecosystem are here. From @anagenxyz (HairDAO)'s early human pilot of slow-release minoxidil to @peptai_'s protein design competition entry, catch up on the work teams are working on↓

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    MEET48 (@meet_48)

    MEET48's idol content channel is LEVELING UP and ready to take off! 🚀 Tons more fun stuff coming your way — so hit that follow on our YouTube channel and check out the variety show section in the MEET48 App. Let's gooo! 💫 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHlpHU0SEiU

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    Aethir (@AethirCloud)

    2.4+ billion compute hours already delivered to partners and customers worldwide. Decentralized infrastructure spent years being described as theoretical. The numbers now describe an operating network serving production inference workloads at enterprise scale. The argument has moved on from whether it works to what it costs.

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    Da Hongfei (@dahongfei)

    Buying a Ledger from a local reseller is no different from buying one on Amazon when it comes to supply-chain risk. That should be basic risk awareness. Hardware wallet makers should put more thought into their packaging—perhaps a single-use, cryptographically verifiable seal. Ordinary shrink wrap feels too much like standard electronics packaging. The device may cost a hundred dollars. The assets it protects could be worth millions. Its security should reflect that difference.

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    Lookonchain (@lookonchain)

    Another unlucky guy! His old wallet had been safe for 8 years. But a month ago, after more than 4 years of inactivity, he switched to a new wallet. Then the #CryptoBillis #Ledger Drainer stole all 59 $ETH ($146.8K) from it. https://arkm.com/explorer/address/0x6eb486CB5Afb1FBf2ccC84fAE649D55272FEEB62

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    Nexo (@Nexo)

    Treasury announced larger bond buybacks on August 19, and the 10-year yield dipped to 4.65%. Within two days it was back above where it started, and it kept climbing through the Fed's September hike to a 24-year high this week. Solid auction demand has since eased it back toward 5.2%. Buybacks help steady trading, and buyers decide the price of long-term money.

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    Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet)

    🏀 One comeback. One homecoming. Two big matchups. Kyrie Irving is expected back as the Mavericks face Rockets, while Jaylen Brown returns to Boston in a 76ers jersey to face his former team. Can Dallas celebrate Kyrie’s comeback with a win? Will Brown spoil Boston’s night? Both markets are now live on Binance Wallet Prediction Markets. Who are your picks?

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    NaoX | Post-Quantum Chain (@NaoXprotocol)

    This week is a YUGE one 🎙️ On Episode 7 of The Post-Quantum Experience, we’re joined by Antti Ropponen, Executive Partner at @IBM Consulting. IBM is building quantum computers and helping the world defend against them at the same time. Antti breaks down what a real quantum-safe migration looks like and why signatures are the hard part. Must watch 👇

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    Arkham (@arkham)

    GRAYSCALE'S MINI ETH ETF HAS BOUGHT $103M Grayscale's Mini ETH fund bought $103.3M of ETH over the past 20 days. Its older ETHE fund saw $71.6M of outflows in the same window, which appears to be a rotation into the Mini fund. Grayscale clients have net bought $31.7M of ETH.

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    ZEROBASE (@zerobasezk)

    At Token2049 in Singapore, the floors no longer carried the old energy of cat-ear headsets, spandex, and meme-laden hoodies. Bankers, asset managers, and executives from established firms moved among founders and protocol teams, the quieter dress code signaling a broader realignment. What once represented cultural rejection now looks like institutional arrival—Wall Street has stopped treating digital assets as an external curiosity and begun integrating them into its operating system. This is more than aesthetics. Crypto’s earlier identity was deliberately anti-establishment: permissionless, resistant to hierarchy, and skeptical of traditional finance. Its visual language reflected the belief that money and settlement could operate beyond banks, clearinghouses, and regulators. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted tens of billions in cumulative flows, with BlackRock’s IBIT becoming a standard portfolio allocation. Institutions that weathered the drawdown from late 2025 into mid-2026 largely maintained or increased exposure, treating weakness as an accumulation opportunity. Allocations remain modest, typically one to two percent, but increasingly persistent—positioned as a long-term store-of-value complement to gold rather than pure speculation. Tokenized equities and real-world assets have also expanded across formerly crypto-native platforms. Wall Street’s posture is pragmatic. High yields and renewed Federal Reserve rate hikes did not prevent digital assets from reclaiming the $3 trillion market-cap threshold or delivering a strong quarterly recovery in 2026. ETF inflows during August and September turned year-to-date figures positive, largely driven by regulated investment vehicles. CME booths and banking sessions at industry conferences have become ordinary channels for distribution and risk management. Tokenization of equities, commodities, and credit is increasingly discussed alongside custody, prime brokerage, and collateral eligibility. Infrastructure is being designed around institutional volume, reliability, and compliance rather than experimentation alone. What began as an alternative financial ecosystem is becoming mainstream market infrastructure, with traditional institutions shaping how capital moves through the space. Yet this transition carries tension. Crypto’s original promise was not merely faster settlement or tokenized assets; it was an architecture of trust that could make intermediaries optional. Institutional participation makes digital assets investable at scale, but reintroduces gatekeeping and coordination costs the technology sought to reduce. As banks and asset managers become primary distribution channels, permissionless infrastructure may survive in code while economic value concentrates in regulated products. Price discovery and capital allocation still occur on-chain, yet the marginal dollar increasingly arrives through structures governed by securities laws, fiduciary standards, and balance-sheet constraints. The result is a hybrid model: open protocols underneath, closed institutional channels above. This structure can scale beyond crypto-native experimentation, but risks diluting the original vision. For Wall Street, the adaptation is continuous. Equities and fixed income absorbed electronic trading and quantitative strategies without abandoning their institutional character; digital assets appear to be following a similar path. However, crypto’s volatility, continuous trading, and composability demand faster operational change. Real-time collateral management, programmable settlement, and on-chain transparency are increasingly viewed as advantages rather than threats. Firms that once dismissed the sector now evaluate it as another asset class with distinct liquidity, correlation, and custody characteristics. Cultural signaling at conferences matters less than the operational shift: risk committees have models, compliance teams have playbooks, and portfolio managers have benchmarks. Crypto’s institutionalization is no longer simply about acceptance; it is about building systems capable of sustaining capital flows. What remains uncertain is whether this absorption preserves crypto’s friction-reducing advantages or introduces new fees and access controls around faster settlement. Early internet platforms underwent a comparable evolution, shedding their experimental identities to become commercial infrastructure. Many radical projects were acquired, regulated into conventional businesses, or outcompeted. Crypto’s version of that process is still unfolding. The suits at Token2049 do not prove decentralized technology has been domesticated. They demonstrate that capital allocators now consider digital assets durable enough to require professional standards. Ultimately, markets will test whether that durability rests on the underlying rails or on the institutions now wearing the suits.

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    Midnight (@MidnightNtwrk)

    NIGHT will be available on @OKCoinJapan starting October 13, 2026. 🇯🇵 As a registered crypto-asset exchange in Japan, OKJ expands access to NIGHT in one of the world’s most established digital asset markets. Following our announcement with S.BLOX, this marks another step in Midnight’s growing presence in Japan, bringing NIGHT to more users looking to explore privacy-enhancing infrastructure.

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    Lookonchain (@lookonchain)

    2 newly created wallets (0x4d28 and 0x5a42) withdrew 280.75M $龙虾 ($12.21M) from exchanges over the past 3 days, 28.08% of the total supply. https://arkm.com/explorer/address/0x4d2807ce1AcbDfdDbacB63f3152ed84daeEEb539 https://arkm.com/explorer/address/0x5a4284685De34b7c20dB03A8E26157B27fdEb320

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $21.13M in Net Inflows; Ethereum ETFs Post Ninth Consecutive Day of Outflows on Oct. 9 (ET) According to SoSoValue data, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $21.13 million in net inflows on October 9 (ET), with BlackRock’s IBIT attracting $22.38 million and Fidelity’s FBTC posting $3.58 million in net outflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $56.10 million in net outflows, marking their ninth consecutive trading day of outflows, all of which came from BlackRock’s ETHA.

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