Key Cryptocurrency Events on October 9
October 9 news roundup: Criticism of Buterin, tighter CBR control, Ledger hacks, and first ETF launches in Thailand.
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Open in TelegramOctober 9 news roundup: Criticism of Buterin, tighter CBR control, Ledger hacks, and first ETF launches in Thailand.

Former FTX director Constance Wang accused Netflix of distorting facts in its new series "The Altruists." She called the show shameful for romanticizing the exchange's collapse.

CryptoQuant analysts uncovered a massive fund leak from Ledger wallets. Damages exceed $86 million due to device compromise via reseller CryptoBilis.

Starting October 16, Thailand allows the listing of the first spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs on the SET exchange, provided assets are held by licensed custodians.

Donald Trump announced an agreement with Putin for the supply of 3 million tons of Russian diesel. The US Treasury has approved imports until April 2027.

A cryptocurrency investor lost 80 BTC worth over $5 million after buying a counterfeit or hacked Ledger wallet from unofficial reseller CryptoBillis.

The St. Petersburg Exchange plans to launch cryptocurrency trading by the end of 2026. A digital depository is being created, and the asset list will be approved considering Central Bank requirements.

Ledger lost $86 million due to a supply chain hack. Mark Karples found spyware in his wallet, while MistTrack froze the attackers' funds.

Savely predicted the growth of AAVE, 1000PEPE, and ENA. The US token rose by 7000%. The team builds a $150,000 portfolio weekly.

Telegram expands access to the Money crypto wallet. The service, previously known as Gram Wallet, is now becoming available to a wide audience of platform users.

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Ledger users in Southeast Asia are losing funds due to seller CryptoBilis. Analysts discovered $86M in suspicious transfers. The company urges suspending use of purchased devices.

The U.S. plans to confiscate Iranian cryptocurrency assets worth $1 billion. The Treasury confirmed the location of the funds for their seizure.

A massive cryptocurrency heist targeting Ledger users has resulted in losses exceeding $86 million. Analysts tracked transfers across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and TRON networks.

Armed robbers in Thailand forced a crypto investor to transfer $820k. The total damage from the nighttime home invasion in Pattaya amounted to about $1 million.

A dangerous vulnerability found in Telegram Desktop allows stealing files and hijacking accounts. Versions below 7.2.9 are affected. Protection recommendations.

Major market players: Fidelity bought assets worth $438 million, MARA Holdings sold 996 BTC, and traders opened large longs on Ethereum.

Today sees the expiration of options on BTC and ETH. Volumes reach $1.8 billion for Bitcoin and $341 million for Ethereum.

More than 6.26 million BTC ($515 billion) are vulnerable to quantum computers due to exposed public keys. Glassnode research showed this metric rising to 31.2% since the beginning of 2021.

DWF Labs filed a lawsuit against BitGo for $141 million due to premature token withdrawal to exchanges, which led to a drop in asset prices.

The Central Bank of Russia is developing new AML rules for the crypto market: crypto depositories will be prohibited from processing transfers without party data. Requirements will also cover brokers and DFA operators.

Charles Hoskinson accused Vitalik Buterin of exaggerating AI threats to cryptography, calling his recommendations numerology and dangerous for internet security.
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