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01 / NEWSROOM

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Cointelegraph 45
Regulation

EU Faces Grassroots Push to Relax MiCA Stablecoin Reward Rules

More than 50,000 Europeans urged the European Commission to reconsider MiCA restrictions on stablecoin rewards during the bloc’s latest regulatory review. Stand With Crypto EU wants regulated providers to offer cashback, loyalty benefits and fee reductions. The campaign arrives as European central banks advocate tighter treatment of yield-generating arrangements and revised reserve-liquidity requirements, highlighting a widening debate over competitiveness, payment sovereignty and financial stability.

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Regulation

Illinois Delays 0.2% Digital Asset Tax Until July 2027

Illinois officials agreed to push the state's 0.2% digital asset tax from Jan. 1 to July 1, 2027, giving courts more time to consider an industry challenge. The Digital Chamber sued state officials in July, arguing the levy entered the budget without adequate debate or public feedback. The group welcomed the six-month pause but said it would continue seeking to overturn the tax.

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Regulation

New York and Wyoming Align Digital-Asset Oversight

New York’s Department of Financial Services and Wyoming’s Division of Banking signed an agreement to coordinate oversight of digital-asset firms. The pact creates channels for sharing supervisory reports, market trends and enforcement notices, while offering an expedited path for established, clean-record licensees seeking approval in the second state. Eligible firms must have operated under a license or charter for at least three years; regulators are targeting decisions within six months.

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Market news

Bitcoin Holds Above $84,000 as Treasury Yields Retreat

Bitcoin moved above $84,000 at Wall Street’s open, gaining 0.6% as the US 10-year Treasury yield eased to 5.251% after reaching 5.342%, its highest level since April 2002. Order-book data highlighted liquidity near $84,500 and $82,900, while 24-hour liquidations totaled $25 million. Analysts said the market may still revisit support around $82,500 as traders test whether the recent pattern of higher lows can hold.

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Security

NEAR Intents Pledges Full Repayment After $3.8M Exploit

NEAR Intents said an interaction bug between its smart contract and the Omni deposit-and-withdrawal infrastructure enabled an exploit that caused $3.8 million in user losses. The cross-chain protocol says the contract-side flaw has been patched and affected users will be reimbursed in full. The incident came shortly after NEAR Intents helped freeze funds linked to Bitget’s $388 million breach.

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Security

Bitget Hack Drives Q3 Crypto Security Losses to $1.26 Billion

Crypto security incidents caused $1.26 billion in losses during the third quarter of 2026, CertiK data shows, up 53.9% from Q2. Bitget’s $387.5 million breach was the quarter’s largest and represented roughly 31% of the total. September alone recorded about $769 million across 99 incidents, although $273 million was frozen or recovered. Bitget said attackers abused a flaw in a third-party security product to obtain credentials and forge withdrawals.

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news

Stablecoins Test Banks as Money Moves Around the Clock

Stablecoins can settle transactions continuously, bypass layers of intermediaries and give users access to digital dollars without a conventional bank account. That speed and liquidity can move funds away from banks or across national borders far faster than traditional rails. The article frames the shift as both a challenge to existing financial systems and an opportunity for cheaper, more accessible payments.

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02 / YANA'S PICKS

Opportunities worth a closer look

Only signals scoring 60 or higher make this list. The score sets research priority; it does not predict returns.

Yana's score 75/100
Strong signal
Funding rate alertverified source

APEX perpetual

Funding moved from 0.02791156% per hour to 0.03292394% per hour. Positive: longs pay shorts. Negative: shorts pay longs. 24h notional volume: $594,551.53622 USD. Open interest: 15,185,528 APEX (base asset).

4 signals in recent history

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  • · Funding rate alert: Funding moved from 0.0294348% per hour to 0.03350577% per hour. Positive: longs pay shorts. Negative: shorts pay longs. 24h notional volume: $623,235.49239 USD. Open interest: 15,039,946 APEX (base asset).
  • · Funding rate alert: Funding moved from 0.02863037% per hour to 0.03035064% per hour. Positive: longs pay shorts. Negative: shorts pay longs. 24h notional volume: $731,040.56286 USD. Open interest: 14,250,832 APEX (base asset).
  • · Funding rate alert: Funding moved from 0.02304153% per hour to 0.03079336% per hour. Positive: longs pay shorts. Negative: shorts pay longs. 24h notional volume: $977,978.69423 USD. Open interest: 14,021,928 APEX (base asset).
+75 Market signal
Hyperliquid Markets · 2026-10-01Source ↗
Yana's score 75/100
Strong signal
Security

NEAR Intents suffers $3.8M exploit after assistance with Bitget breach

The platform said it will compensate users affected by the hack, which stemmed from a bug that affected deposits and withdrawals.

+75 Event type
Cointelegraph · 2026-10-01Source ↗
Yana's score 75/100
Strong signal
Security

NEAR Intents hit by $3.8 million exploit as crypto's rough year of hacks continues

+75 Event type
CoinDesk · 2026-10-01Source ↗
Yana's score 75/100
Strong signal
Security

Bitget’s $388M hack pushes Q3 crypto security losses past $1B

Crypto security losses reached $1.26 billion in Q3 across 247 incidents, with September alone accounting for roughly $769 million.

+75 Event type
Cointelegraph · 2026-10-01Source ↗
Yana's score 75/100
Strong signal
Security

Crypto lost $1.26 billion in hacks while bitcoin bulls enjoyed a monster quarter

+75 Event type
CoinDesk · 2026-10-01Source ↗
Yana's score 75/100
Strong signal
Security

Crypto hacks top $768M in September, worst month of 2026

The $388 million Bitget breach and $320 million Liquid Network exploit accounted for most of September’s losses, though more than $270 million from the latter was later returned.

+75 Event type
AI analysis Models agree
hermes-openairesearch · 94%

Facts

  • The supplied candidate attributes the report to Cointelegraph, marks it as a nonofficial source, and gives a publication timestamp of 2026-10-01T04:44:33+00:00.
  • The title claims September crypto hack losses exceeded $768 million.
  • The summary alleges a $388 million Bitget breach and a $320 million Liquid Network exploit, with more than $270 million from the latter subsequently returned.
  • The source URL contains '766m', whereas the title states '$768M'.
  • The candidate assigns a score of 75 based on security-event keywords; it supplies no primary-source statements, transaction evidence, or methodology.

Risks

  • The allegations and amounts have not been independently verified.
  • A nonofficial report may misattribute affected entities or describe incident scope inaccurately.
  • Gross-loss headlines can overstate remaining losses when substantial funds were returned.
  • The claim that September was the worst month of 2026 lacks supporting comparative data in the candidate.
  • Trading or counterparty decisions based solely on this candidate could rely on inaccurate or incomplete information.
Cointelegraph · 2026-10-01Source ↗
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