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Bitcoin ‘still the best-performing asset’ after weak Q3: NYDIG

Bitcoin is currently exactly where it was in the last two cycles, said NYDIG’s research head Greg Cipolaro, who said crypto could be in for a big Q4.  Source link

Crypto startup accuses SEC of ‘massive regulatory land grab’

Lejilex asked a Texas federal court for a preemptive ruling that would clear it from any potential SEC enforcement action before it launches a crypto exchange.  Source link

‘Uptober’ mentions on social media plummet amid crypto rout

“Uptober” fever has been waning on social media as crypto markets shed $200 billion since the start of October, according to Santiment.  Source link

Bitcoin ETFs see biggest outflow in a month as Middle East tensions surge

The outflow has reversed an eight-day trend of consecutive inflows totaling $1.4 billion.  Source link

Bitcoin tanks, gold rebounds as Israel vows Iran ‘will pay’ for attack

The price of Bitcoin fell around $4,000 after Iran fired around 200 ballistic missiles at Israel, escalating the conflict in the Middle East.  Source link

Bitcoin miner claims judge, prosecutor, targeted firm with noise laws

Bitcoin mining firm NewRays alleges that Judge Allen Dodson, prosecuting attorney Phil Murphy, selectively enforced noise legislation to target its business.  Source link

Crypto founders increasingly look to ‘geofencing’ amid US uncertainty

Variant Fund chief legal officer Jake Chervinsky says geofencing is an extreme measure to ensure compliance with US law.  Source link

Bitcoin bull run unlikely as long as social sentiment runs too hot — Santiment

Santiment says there’s nearly double the amount of bullish posts to bearish ones on social media. Source link

Bitcoin buyers throw $366M into US ETFs as BTC pushes above $65K

Bitcoin broke above $65,000 mark during late trading on Sept. 26, with the day bringing over $360 million in inflows to United States-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs.  Source link

FTC cracks down on ‘deceptive’ AI projects, including an AI lawyer

“Operation AI Comply” is part of the US federal agency’s latest round of enforcement actions against companies it claims used AI to harm consumers. Source link