Exchanges
6h Crypto Recap: Bitcoin, Bitget, CME, AI, Exchanges — Risk meets hype
#Crypto hacks and exploits totaled $766 million in September. The biggest losses were linked to #Bitget and #Liquid. ⚠️
#Bitget said the incident tied to it was not a platform breach. It described the issue as involving a third-party project and related market activity.
#Liquid was highlighted as another major contributor to September’s losses. The month’s total underscored how concentrated damage can be when large incidents hit. 🛡️
#CME is positioning itself around the rise of #AI compute as a tradable market theme. The narrative centers on bringing more structured market access to compute demand.
6h Crypto Recap: NEAR, XRP, Arbitrum, Polymarket, Bitcoin
#NEAR expanded its derivatives narrative with a launch tied to confidential perpetuals, aiming to bring privacy-style execution to perpetual trading. The rollout leaned on infrastructure associated with #Hyperliquid.
#CryptoCom received approval to bring single-stock futures to the US, marking a notable step in regulated crypto-linked market access. The move positions #CryptoCom closer to traditional-style derivatives offerings.
#CFTC signaled relief for certain crypto and prediction-market software providers by exempting them from broker classification. The update directly affects how tooling around #PredictionMarkets can be distributed and supported.