29.09.2026 · Cryptonews

Last week proved uneasy for crypto as worries over possible Iran-US de-escalation, the major Bitget hack and fresh talk of another Fed rate hike kept traders on edge.
Bitcoin still managed to climb more than 4 %, while most altcoins lagged behind despite staying in positive territory.
The coming days will bring several concrete developments. Grayscale will execute a 1:3 stock split on its Zcash ETF, Bitget will gradually reopen withdrawals starting with Bitcoin and later Ethereum and other networks, and the exchange plans a live Q&A with its CEO plus a key announcement after the breach.
At the same time South Korea is rolling out civil asset-arrest rules for crypto, the UK’s FCA opens its licensing window, and Armada shareholders will vote on a merger with XRP Treasury Evernorth.
Based on information from cryptonews.net

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