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Stablecoins offer sub-cent payments, Brian Armstrong says

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has praised stablecoins for enabling instant global dollar transfers for under one cent, while critics have raised concerns about privacy and frozen funds. Summary Armstrong says stablecoins let users hold major currencies and send money globally for under one cent. Responses questioned public transaction visibility and centralized issuers’ ability to restrict…

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Michael Saylor Posts “Feeling ₿ullish” 80 Minutes Before BTC USD Drops 5%: Does Strategy’s Chairman Have the Worst Timing on X?

Strategy chairman Michael Saylor posted “Feeling ₿ullish” on X at 13:08 UTC on Thursday, November 5, with BTC USD at $79,541, and within three hours Bitcoin had fallen to $75,826 as a Wall Street chip-stock crash hit crypto. Few posts have aged faster. The picture shows Saylor in a dark suit, standing in front of…

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OpenAI says its new GPT-6 Cyber has already uncovered ‘thousands’ of exploits

OpenAI has launched GPT-6, a cybersecurity AI model that delivers “major gains” on key cybersecurity benchmarks over its predecessor, GPT-5.6 Cyber. In an introductory blog post published on Thursday, OpenAI said that GPT-6 Cyber delivers a 51% improvement over GPT-5.6 Cyber on the ExploitGym cybersecurity benchmark. GPT-6 Cyber is “already helping to secure real-world software,…

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Ukraine’s Central Bank Warns Crypto Bill Threatens Financial Stability

Key Takeaways The Ukrainian central bank criticized a crypto bill after discovering key compromises had been removed. The NBU warned that 5 years of licensing discretion could fuel monopolies and regulatory arbitrage. The bank urged lawmakers to revise bill to strengthen oversight and ensure fair competition. NBU Raises Concerns Over Legislative Transparency The National Bank…

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Nigeria’s central bank sets ₦15B capital rule for stablecoins, bans algorithmic tokens

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced new stablecoin licensing rules requiring foreign-currency issuers to maintain at least ₦15 billion in capital while prohibiting algorithmic stablecoins across the country. Summary Nigeria requires foreign-currency stablecoin issuers to maintain ₦15 billion in capital under new licensing rules. Naira-backed stablecoin issuers must hold ₦10 billion, while other…

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