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The startup signed large Nvidia server-rental deals with Nebius and SpaceX as it pitches an “AI factory” for data-sensitive institutions.

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.

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

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.

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.

The mNAV squeeze lands as Kalshi and Blockchain.com pursue large late-2026 financings at sharply different valuation levels.

BTC tagged $86,857 on Bitstamp before slipping under $86,000 as liquidation exposure clustered above $87,000.

He argues data-center debt losses could force a policy backstop that turns into a liquidity bid for BTC.

Evernorth expects to close Oct. 7 and begin trading Oct. 8 with an estimated 473M XRP treasury.

The in-app agents can run automated “Loops,” with guardrails and token-rate pricing that leaves cost and liability open.

The filings include a parallel interim final rule to exclude casino-style gambling products, and both items are under review.

He points to stablecoins, wallets, smart contracts and identity, as TradFi tests crypto-adjacent settlement via Lynq and derivatives licensing.

Disclosures tie about $8M to the market-structure bill, pushing the next catalyst toward SEC and CFTC rulemaking.

Sam Altman tied IPO timing to “confident safety decisions” even as $1.4tn valuation talk circulates.

The site still displays that AI agent generation is queued due to high demand, and no public launch date was provided.

Seven open seats across the agencies will leave three commissioners overseeing parts of a roughly $3 trillion crypto market.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Anthropic has already reviewed an AI bill as Washington frames policy through China competition.