


Brazil’s largest energy giant tests Cardano to fix carbon double-counting
Petrobras is testing Cardano to track sustainable aviation fuel benefits, verify claims, and prevent double-counting.

Aave’s $50 million lending plan could lose money without a single default
The proposed BTC and ETH loans would pair custodied borrower collateral with DAO assets securing a separate source of funding.

Bitcoin fails to sustain $85,000 breakout, and bond yield spikes are blamed
BTC slipped back below $84,000 after briefly topping $85,000 following August PCE data, while oil recovered and gold eased.

UK’s 2027 crypto rules let firms remove trust protection from Bitcoin lent for yield
With FCA applications now open, the expected October 2027 regime will preserve safeguards for in-scope retail borrowing collateral while allowing a lending trust exemption.

Robinhood Chain kept producing blocks through a roughly 40-minute app disruption
New full-day measurements correct the block-halt claim, while separate data show a steep drop in successful app traffic.

Binance ends Funding Account crypto deposits as Pay and Convert move to Spot
Pay receipts and Convert settlement change now, while Funding-backed recurring sends face a later cutoff.

Bitcoin could react to new 40M barrel US oil sale before a single barrel is delivered
DOE's reserve exchange takes bids through October 6, while August PCE arrives before any newly offered crude can be delivered.

Sentora split 50% Aave revenue, but suppliers absorb all losses
Aave’s Sentora market would put lending risk controls in Sentora’s hands while suppliers absorb Hub losses.

Hut 8 locks in $1B credit line, but faces 40% liquidity rules
Hut 8’s $1 billion credit line gives the miner new parent-level financing capacity for AI and infrastructure development.

Bitcoin drops to $82,000 on US data, and inflation fear is blamed
Bitcoin’s reclaim of the $84,000 support zone now hinges on Treasury yields, fresh inflation data, and stronger ETF demand.

Fed guarantees 2-day stablecoin payouts, but $76B remains blocked
The Fed’s two-day redemption clock would not govern the $76 billion in stablecoins held on exchanges.

Zano rolls back a month of transactions as team plans to use personal funds for recovery
The team has named funding sources for affected users, but has not released eligibility rules, payment amounts or a claims timetable.
