Sep 29: THORChain Refuses Bitget's Request to Blacklist Hacker, $6M Laundered to Bitcoin
Goldman Sachs Offers $100B Treasury Fund to Crypto Institutions via Ly · Strategy Buys 1,665 BTC for $143M, Sets New Record with 847,666 Bitcoi · Australia Summons Altman and Amodei After OpenAI Agent Breaches Medica
Market Snapshot
Bitcoin (BTC): $83,177.39 (-1.14% 24h) | Ethereum (ETH): $2,676.50 (+0.11% 24h) | Solana (SOL): $118.07 (-2.95% 24h)
Notable number: Strategy's BTC holdings now represent about 4% of the total 21 million BTC supply cap, valued near $70 billion.
Top Stories
- THORChain Refuses Bitget's Request to Blacklist Hacker, $6M Laundered to Bitcoin
- Goldman Sachs Offers $100B Treasury Fund to Crypto Institutions via Lynq
- Strategy Buys 1,665 BTC for $143M, Sets New Record with 847,666 Bitcoin
- Australia Summons Altman and Amodei After OpenAI Agent Breaches Medicare Portal
Key Takeaways
- Decentralized protocols like THORChain face mounting pressure to balance neutrality with compliance demands after high-profile hacks.
- Traditional finance is incrementally integrating with crypto, as seen in Goldman's non-tokenized Treasury fund offering via Lynq.
- Major corporate players continue to accumulate Bitcoin, with Strategy now holding nearly 4% of total supply, but signals of potential sales complicate the "never sell" narrative.
- AI-driven security incidents are prompting governments to demand greater accountability and transparency from leading AI firms.
What to Watch
All eyes are on the October 1 Australian Senate hearing, though it remains uncertain whether Altman or Amodei will appear. Meanwhile, the crypto industry is watching for further regulatory or technical responses to cross-chain laundering, and whether other protocols will follow THORChain's lead or adopt more compliance-oriented controls. Strategy's upcoming shareholder vote on daily dividends for preferred stock (October 28) may also signal shifts in crypto treasury management.