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The upgrade targets 25-second blocks and disables v4 transactions, which could strand Sprout-held ZEC if not moved before activation.

The filing names Divij Pandya as sole lobbyist and targets the CLARITY Act and two digital-asset tax proposals.

Open interest rose to $86.5M and spot netflow turned negative as STRK tagged $0.056 and held near $0.055.

A House flip looks likelier than a Senate call, keeping 2027 oversight and near-term crypto tax bills in focus after Clarity Act failure.

Coinbase outlined a rewards-driven adoption flywheel as WisdomTree opened MoonPay access to its $1.2B tokenized fund WTGXX.

Trump said the SIF will report to him and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and coordinate federal efforts on “Super Intelligence.”

At Bloomberg’s Screentime summit, he called anti‑AI backlash “propaganda” and said AI is “additive,” not a job killer.

Waivers covered missed performance criteria, but the fund said any added BTC should come only from documented donations.

The opt-in payroll pilot began Oct. 1, but officials disclosed no headcount or payment totals.

A governance proposal would create an IP-holding foundation in Phase 1 without immediate asset transfers.

The market added more than $1B in under 72 hours, but key implementation details remain unconfirmed.

Disclosures put execution and third-party LLM data-use risk on customers and say Robinhood does not supervise or audit agents.

The deal implies a pro forma equity value up to $1.1 billion as OpenPayd targets a U.S. launch by April 2027.

The warning landed as UK 30-year gilt yields broke above 6% and US 10-year yields hit 5.34%, tightening conditions for risk assets.

Her Robinhood Summit framing spotlights a looming fight over whether agent payments run on open stablecoin rails or closed stacks.

Midterm timing, retiring Senate champions, and unresolved ethics concerns leave no clear year-end path.

Even after the rally, the AI sector stayed the smallest bucket at roughly $15 billion, with gains led by NEAR and Venice.

The White House called the reports speculation as Trump pushes an AI agenda built around industry “self-policing.”

Argon’s intro rates later double, while Meta’s free Muse tops 5M downloads and Google’s Spark stays paywalled.

The claims portal went live on Oct. 2, but the first distribution leaves most affected user losses still outstanding.