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10h ago · CoinTelegraph

Ripple expands Brevan Howard deal with prime brokerage services

Ripple Prime will provide prime brokerage, clearing and financing services to funds managed by the $35 billion alternative investment manager. Ripple Prime will provide multi-asset prime brokerage, clearing and financing services to funds managed by Brevan Howard, a global investment manager with about $35 billion in assets. Under the expanded agreement, Brevan Howard will gain access to Ripple Prime’s services across traditional and digital asset markets, according to a Tuesday announcement. The deal builds on an existing relationship between the firms. Brevan Howard-affiliated funds participated in a $500 million investment in Ripple in 2025 that valued the company at $40 billion. “As digital and traditional markets become more interconnected, the need for institutional-quality digital asset infrastructure that enables a seamless experience for investors is only growing,” Brevan Howard chief operating officer Alan McGroarty said. The investment manager serves global clients including sovereign wealth funds, corporate and public pension plans, foundations and endowments. The agreement comes as Ripple expands its prime brokerage business. In August, Ripple Prime raised <a href="https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-raises-275m-us-prime-brokerage" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">$275 million through a senior note offering</a> to fund its expansion into prime brokerage, financing and multi-asset clearing. Ripple launched the business after acquiring prime broker Hidden Road for about $1.25 billion in 2025. <em><strong>Magazine: </strong></em><a href="https://" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"><em><strong>Too big to pause: Could an AI slowdown crash the economy?</strong></em></a>

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Flash 2026-10-07 10:07:08 · Bijing Flash

BTC liquidation pressure: watch $81,200 to the downside and $87,700 to the upside.

CoinWorld data: BTC is currently trading at around $84,300. If the price falls by about 3.75% to around $81,200, some high-leverage longs may face concentrated liquidations; if the price rises by about 4% to around $87,700, some high-leverage shorts may face concentrated liquidations. The liquidation zone below is currently closer to the spot price, meaning that if the price moves downward, long liquidation pressure may appear earlier. Other notable zones: $76,100 and $67,700 below; $87,900 and $93,000 above. These levels are estimated based on public market prices and changes in open interest, do not mean the price will necessarily reach them, and are not predictions of price direction. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it is down 1.52%.

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Flash 2026-10-07 10:04:27 · Bijing Flash

In the past hour, total contract liquidations across the network reached $207 million, with ETH falling 2.88%.

According to data from Bijie.com, the total liquidation amount across the network's contracts reached $207 million in the past hour, of which long positions accounted for $206 million. ETH is currently priced at $2,627.81, down 2.88% over the past 24 hours. In this liquidation event, ETH liquidations amounted to $82.08 million, accounting for 39.54%.

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Flash 2026-10-07 10:04:18 · Bijing Flash

Coinbase:Avalanche C-Chain网络发送延迟

Coinbase status update: Users are experiencing send delays on the Avalanche C-Chain network. Receiving, buying, selling, and fiat deposits and withdrawals are unaffected. Coinbase is investigating the issue and will provide updates as soon as possible. Please be assured that your funds are safe.

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Flash 2026-10-07 10:04:15 · Bijing Flash

BTC跌破84000 USDT,24小时跌幅1.87%

CoinWorld data: According to OKX market data, BTC is currently priced at 83,999.9 USDT, down 1.87% over the past 24 hours.

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Flash 2026-10-07 09:59:49 · Bijing Flash

Germany's Federal Financial Supervisory Authority rejects futurum bank ag's MICA license application, bitcoin.de trading suspended

BaFin has rejected the MiCA license application submitted by its subsidiary futurum bank ag, according to CoinWorld. Bitcoin Group SE said it is evaluating alternative operating models and seeking to resume bitcoin.de trading through a regulated partner. CEO Moritz Eckert said the company will review the decision and may file an objection or resubmit the application. Trading on bitcoin.de has been largely suspended since June 12.

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Flash 2026-10-07 09:52:55 · Bijing Flash

The number of advancing stocks listed on the Nasdaq is reported at 2,883.

CoinWorld US stock data: The number of advancing securities on the Nasdaq for the day was 2,883.

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Flash 2026-10-07 09:49:39 · Bijing Flash

Meta's Muse leak reveals a systemic industry gap

Coin World News reports that Meta's Muse project discovered multiple severe vulnerabilities before its launch, which could allow users to break out of isolated virtual machines and access Meta's production services and sensitive databases. This discovery prompted internal leadership to initiate a "service hardening push," but anonymous sources described the move as a rushed delivery of "half-finished protection." A 404 Media report pointed out that Meta experienced similar security vulnerabilities with Anthropic and OpenAI within the same quarter, revealing systemic problems across the industry. Meta's security researchers warned that the risk of connecting to the production environment is unacceptable. This incident has sparked policy discussions about the responsibility of AI agents, with the FTC chair clearly stating that developers must be held accountable for the behavior of their tools.

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Flash 2026-10-07 09:49:22 · Bijing Flash

Samsung Electro-Mechanics plans to invest nearly $5 billion in South Korea and Vietnam for semiconductor substrate production.

According to news from Bijie, Samsung Electro-Mechanics plans to invest nearly 5 billion USD in South Korea and Vietnam by 2028 for semiconductor substrate production, further enhancing Vietnam's position in the production of key components for AI servers and high-performance computing. As an electronic components subsidiary under South Korea's Samsung Group, Samsung Electro-Mechanics announced last week two FC-BGA (flip chip ball grid array) substrate investment plans. One investment amounts to 4.27 trillion won (about 3.2 billion USD) for the company's Sejong plant in South Korea, the largest investment the company has made to date for a single product. The other investment amounts to 2.51 trillion won (about 1.87 billion USD) for its Vietnamese subsidiary. The company announced in 2022 that it would test FC-BGA substrates in Thai Nguyen Province in northern Vietnam. The current facility expansion indicates that the trial production results met expectations and that it is ready to enter the stage of large-scale mass production.

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Flash 2026-10-07 09:48:58 · Bijing Flash

Christine Smith: Crypto wins in Washington despite the failure of the Clarity Act

Coin World News: Kristin Smith, president of the Solana Policy Institute, said that although the Clarity Act failed to pass, crypto still won in Washington. She believes that rules finalized by federal regulators before the summer of 2028 will be difficult to reverse, while agency rules are easier to modify than laws. Smith noted that the crypto industry has already won the GENIUS Act and the U.S. stablecoin law, and has secured changes to the IRS broker rule. She pointed out that legislative battles provide regulators with political protection. The CFTC has opened public comment on rules for leveraged retail crypto trading, and the rulemaking process could take 18 to 24 months. Smith believes the chances of the Clarity Act being revived before the November midterm elections are low, but still possible. The obstacles she mentioned include the president's family's crypto business and banks that do not yet fully support the sector, issues that will not be resolved before the end of the year. She believes traditional finance and overseas companies will build based on the completed rules, making them harder to revoke.

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