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Sunday, November 1, 2026
Morning edition Crypto & Bitcoin briefing
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Anchorpoint launches HKDAP stablecoin on Solana with Standard Chartered
Anchorpoint, a Hong Kong-licensed consortium, is launching the HKDAP stablecoin on the Solana blockchain. The project involves a collaboration with the Solana Foundation to enable minting and redemptions on the Solana network.
Why it matters: This move could increase the adoption of stablecoins on the Solana blockchain for both local and international users.
Sources: Bitcoin.com News
Moscow Exchange to start Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT trading on December 1
Moscow Exchange plans to begin trading Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT starting December 1. The exchange will offer extended sessions, regulated brokers, and retail investor limits.
Why it matters: This move could increase accessibility and legitimacy of cryptocurrency trading in Russia.
Sources: Crypto.news
US Sanctions Russians Over North Korean Crypto Cash-Outs
The US has sanctioned two Russians involved in a scheme that helps North Korea generate significant annual revenue through cryptocurrency cash-outs. The UN estimates this scheme produces between $250 million and $600 million yearly.
Why it matters: This highlights the ongoing use of cryptocurrency in facilitating financial activities linked to North Korea, raising concerns about illicit fund movements.
Sources: Bitcoin.com News · CryptoPotato
Cardano updates with quantum security and stablecoin rules
Cardano's latest CIP update includes regulated stablecoin standards and quantum-resistant signatures. The update also covers governance metadata and two completed proposals.
Why it matters: These changes may improve security and compliance for Cardano's blockchain network.
Sources: Crypto.news
OneKey founder warns older iPhones pose crypto wallet risks
OneKey founder Yishi Wang warns that unpatchable flaws in older iPhones could threaten stored crypto seed phrases if attackers gain physical access. The issue relates to vulnerabilities in iPhone 11 and older models.
Why it matters: Users with older iPhones should be aware of potential security risks to their crypto wallets.
Sources: Crypto.news
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