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The exchange is winding down with $253.6 million still across Nansen-labeled wallets as five major platforms control nearly 88% of tracked trading volume.
Public nodes and key dapps are back after an August security incident, while a final review and uniform exchange transfers remain outstanding.
The Oct. 10 final-tag aim compresses checks across PSBTs, fee estimation, HTTP clients, indexes and private broadcast.
Several Democrats who helped negotiate the crypto bill voted no, leaving Republicans short of the 60 votes needed to advance it.
Stablecoin growth stayed below 6% while ETH and SOL gained more than 32%, leaving the inflow picture unresolved.
Japan’s 20-year auction cleared at 3.856% with slightly stronger coverage, shifting the next test to the BOJ.
Regulatory progress could encourage Bitcoin buyers, but oil prices and real yields will shape whether a recovery lasts.
The proposing wallet submitted after receiving 87,238 FORTH of delegated power; the action ended with zero votes and no transfer.
A 255,434-block study puts one scanning feed near 8 MB a day while completeness remains unproven.
