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π Analytical overview of Telegram channel Crypto Pulse Report
Channel Crypto Pulse Report (@crypto_pulse_report) is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 63 985 subscribers, ranking in the Other category.
π Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on Π½Π΅Π²ΡΠ΄ΠΎΠΌΠΎ, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 63 985 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 19 October, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by 1 399 over the last 30 days and by 1 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 6.83%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 14.01% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 4 373 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 8 976 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 86.
π Description and content policy
The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
βFast crypto news without the noise.
Bitcoin β’ Ethereum β’ Exchanges β’ Web3
β‘ Breaking news 24/7
π€ AI-assisted
Not financial or investment advice.
βͺοΈ For advertising inquiries: @ProstyleLogoβ
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 20 October, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Other category.
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Fake GIWA bridge drains about $2 million in ETH
A fraudulent bridge impersonating GIWA received about 767.65 ETH from 1,335 addresses, according to figures reported by DYORSWAP. Around 766.25 ETHβroughly $2 million at the timeβwas later withdrawn. GIWA developer Dunamu said its mainnet has not launched and that the circulating connection details were invalid. DYORSWAP said its contracts were not compromised, pledged more than 200 ETH from its own funds for user compensation, and is investigating the deployer and recipient addresses. The transaction totals have not been independently reconciled on-chain.
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· Giwa Β· Giwa
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California restricts official memecoins
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2409 and Senate Bill 1208 on Sept. 27, 2026. AB 2409 prohibits covered state and local officials, plus certain public employees involved in government contracting, from issuing memecoins. From Jan. 1, 2027, digital-asset providers will also be barred from offering California residents memecoins issued by or in partnership with covered officials. The attorney general and, in some cases, local prosecutors may bring civil actions. SB 1208 expands money-laundering rules to specified digital-asset transactions and sets conditional procedures to freeze, seize and forfeit assets linked to crimes. The exact application depends on the lawsββ¦
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· Ca Β· Ca
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Zano restores chain to preβHard Fork 6 state
Zano has moved its network back to block 3,833,000, the last point before Hard Fork 6 added Gateway Addresses. The action followed a vulnerability that allowed unauthorized ZANO and Freedom Dollar (fUSD) to be created. About a month of subsequent activity is no longer part of the recovered chain, including legitimate transactions. Nodes, miners, stakers, exchanges and other services must switch or coordinate with the new chain. Transfers finalized on separate blockchains are unaffected. Zano says it will assess losses and publish reimbursement and claims procedures. A technical post-mortem was not yet available, so the root cause remains unconfirmed.
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· Zano Β· Zano
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π UPDATE: Bitcoin quantum defenses advance, but remain incomplete
Several projects are exploring ways to reduce Bitcoinβs potential quantum risk. StarkWare says a competition cut its estimate for the GPU-compute cost of a quantum-resistant transaction from about $320 to roughly $67, excluding network fees. Its interim design uses nonstandard transactions and does not protect coins whose public keys are already exposed. Coinbase is preparing custody infrastructure for future post-quantum signatures, while researchers proposed Shielded Bitcoin, a Zcash-inspired privacy design that is not itself a quantum defense. A broad protocol upgrade could take years. No known quantum computer can currently perform the described attack.
Sources: Decrypt Β· Starkware Β· Starkware
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Buterin sketches Ethereumβs proof-driven path to 2030
Vitalik Buterin has outlined a possible Ethereum design for 2030 that combines the base chain with cryptographic proofs and external computing networks. Different machines could handle separate workloads, while proofs would let others verify the results without repeating every transaction. The approach could increase capacity, reduce on-chain data and enable faster independent checks, but major issues remain around shared state, proof costs, ordering and data availability. Buterin envisions finality in roughly 8β32 seconds and sees HegotΓ‘, planned for 2027, as possibly the last conventional-style fork. The proposals are forward-looking, not an approved upgrade or delivery guarantee.
Sources: CoinDesk Β· Eth Β· Ethereum
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Senate CLARITY Act vote fails to advance bill
The U.S. Senateβs effort to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act stalled on September 15 after a 50β49 procedural vote fell short of the 60 votes required to begin formal consideration. The result was not a final rejection: Senator Thom Tillis changed his vote procedurally, leaving open the possibility of reconsideration. The bill would define the SECβs and CFTCβs roles in digital-asset markets. Disputes over officialsβ crypto interests, stablecoin rewards, DeFi rules, industry coordination and the 2026 elections complicated negotiations. The House passed its own version 294β134 in July 2025, but broader market-structure legislation remains unresolved.
Sources: CoinDesk Β· Senate Β· House
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Riot repays Coinbase credit facility
Riot Platforms said it repaid all outstanding principal and accrued interest on its Coinbase Credit facility on September 21, according to an SEC filing disclosed on September 25. The facility had a maximum principal amount of $200 million; Riot did not specify the exact amount paid. The repayment ended the facility and released pledged bitcoin, USDC, cash and other assets held by Coinbase Custody Trust Company. Riot said no early-termination fee or penalty was charged. Separately, the company has agreed to provide 191 megawatts of capacity from its Rockdale, Texas, campus for 20 years. Riot expects about $9.1 billion in initial-term revenue; Bloomberg identified Anthropic as the customerβ¦
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· SEC Β· SEC
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U.S. Solana ETFs post record weekly inflows
U.S.-listed Solana exchange-traded funds drew a reported $188 million in net inflows during the week ending around September 27, 2026. That would mark the strongest weekly inflow since these products launched. The figures come from a primary-source report by the Solana account; the supplied information does not include a breakdown by individual fund, so the exact timing and fund-level contributions remain unclear.
Sources: X @solana
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Bitcoin ETFs log seven straight inflow sessions
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $134.5 million in net inflows on Sept. 25, extending their positive run to seven trading sessions from Sept. 17. The period brought in roughly $2.98 billion, more than reversing the $746.3 million withdrawn on Sept. 15β16. Farside Investors recorded $886.8 million in 2026 net inflows through Sept. 24; the latest session would push that figure above $1 billion, though trackers use different methodologies. Decryptβs tracker puts cumulative inflows since launch near $58 billion and assets at about $108.42 billion.
Sources: Decrypt Β· Co
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Contest cuts modeled cost of quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction
An optimization contest by StarkWare, Yukon Research and Eigen Labs lowered the modeled GPU-compute cost of constructing a quantum-resistant Bitcoin transaction from about $320 to roughly $67 in one week. The original transaction reportedly took around 3,100 GPU-hours and was mined on Bitcoin mainnet on August 26. On an RTX 4090, verified-candidate throughput rose from 146 million to more than 820 million per second, with 62 accepted improvements. The $67 is a hardware-based estimate, not a network fee, and has not been confirmed by a repeat mainnet construction. The transaction format remains nonstandard, must be sent directly to miners and cannot protect coins with exposed public keysβ¦
Sources: Decrypt Β· Starkware Β· Starkware
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Payward builds a broader financial infrastructure group
Payward is bringing Krakenβs crypto trading, banking, asset management and institutional services onto a shared technology and regulatory platform. The company paid $1.5 billion for NinjaTrader and up to $550 million for Bitnomial, adding futures, derivatives and clearing capabilities. Nasdaq is investing $100 million and working with Payward on tokenized equities, while the London Stock Exchange plans to consider listing xStocks on LSE 24 in 2027, subject to approval. Payward also says it is pursuing a European bank, reportedly in Lithuania, but that deal is unconfirmed. A reported IPO is not expected before Q2 2027.
Sources: CoinDesk Β· Payward Β· Kraken
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Binance takes $100 million stake in Circle
Circleβs September 22 SEC filing confirms that Binance purchased 1,237,011 Class A shares for $100 million on September 17, at $80.84 per share. The companies also replaced their previous USDC arrangements with a five-year commercial agreement. Circle will pay Binance a monthly incentive linked to qualifying USDC balances in its wallet infrastructure, while Binance will promote and integrate USDC across its platform. Kaikoβs reported rise in USDC markets and trading volume has not been independently verified here.
Sources: CoinDesk Β· SEC Β· SEC
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π UPDATE: Bitget attacker moves about $83 million in XRP
The attacker linked to Bitgetβs roughly $387.5 million breach moved XRP worth about $83 million from three of five wallets holding the stolen funds, according to time-sensitive on-chain observations. Around 49 million XRP remained in those wallets by Saturday, compared with approximately 103 million initially taken. Native XRP cannot be frozen at the XRP Ledger level by Ripple, so recovery may depend on exchanges blocking identified receiving accounts. Circle and Tether froze about $320,000 in USDC and USDT. Bitget says its protection fund covers the loss and customer balances were unaffected. Withdrawals were scheduled to resume in stages from Sept. 28 through Oct. 2; these dates wereβ¦
Sources: CoinDesk Β· Bitget Β· Bitget
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Fed seeks comments on GENIUS Act stablecoin rules
The US Federal Reserve Board is seeking public comment on two proposed rules for payment stablecoin issuers under its supervision. One proposal would require full reserve backing with permitted assets, including short-term US Treasury securities and other high-quality liquid assets. It would also set capital and risk-management standards for credit and operational risks. A second proposal outlines how supervised banks could apply to issue payment stablecoins, including business and financial disclosures, hearings and appeals. Comments are due 60 days after publication in the Federal Register. The proposals are not final rules.
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· Federalreserve Β· Govinfo
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CFTC files $950 million fraud complaint against Cash FX
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a civil complaint in federal court against Cash FX Group S.A., The Conversion Pros Inc. and three individuals linked to the companies, including Huascar Jose Lopez Castillo, Ronald Pope and Justin Halladay. The agency alleges that more than $950 million was raised for a pooled retail-forex program, while little actual trading took place. The complaint says participants were promised returns of up to 15% per week, received misleading account statements and lost at least $406 million. These are allegations, not court findings.
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· CFTC Β· CFTC
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Hester Peirce sets October 2 SEC departure
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce plans to leave the agency on October 2, 2026, according to a resignation letter reported after being posted on X. The date is not confirmed in an SEC press release, so it remains subject to that limitation. Peirce has led the Crypto Task Force, whose work includes token classifications, mining, staking, memecoins and jurisdiction. Her exit would leave Chair Paul Atkins and Mark Uyeda; SEC rules allow two commissioners to form a quorum. Peirce is expected to join Regent University School of Law in November.
Sources: CoinDesk Β· SEC Β· SEC
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US seeks forfeiture of $84.2M linked to Capstone
The US Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture complaint in California seeking control of about $84.2 million linked to Montana-based Capstone Ltd. Prosecutors allege the company transmitted money without required licenses in at least six states and moved funds at the direction of Dominica-licensed EQIBank. The assets include bank balances and more than $1.1 million in USDT. EQIBank says the action could endanger its operations. Tether confirmed EQIBank processed its USDT transactions but said it was unaware of the alleged conduct. The claims remain unresolved.
Sources: Decrypt Β· Marketscreener Β· Offshorealert
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OG.com files perpetual stock-futures proposal with CFTC
OG.com Markets has asked the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to review a new class of cash-settled futures tied to individual U.S. equities. The contracts are designed without a fixed expiry and could trade 24 hours a day, five days a week. The filing is dated Sept. 24, 2026; it is a request for regulatory approval, not a launch. OG.com says it operates independently after separating from Crypto.com. Similar filings were made by Coinbase Derivatives, KalshiEX and Bitnomial on Sept. 18. The CFTC approved KalshiEXβs Bitcoin perpetual contract on May 29, while saying other asset classes require separate review.
Sources: Cointelegraph Β· Nadex Β· Ctfassets
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Blockchain Association names interim CEO
Summer Mersinger will leave her role as chief executive of the Blockchain Association on October 16, 2026, and remain an adviser through the end of the year. Kristin Smith, the groupβs founding CEO and current board president, is scheduled to take over as interim CEO on October 17. Smith left the CEO position in May 2025 and is also president of the Solana Policy Institute, a role she is expected to retain. The transition follows the U.S. Senateβs 49β50 procedural vote against advancing the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on September 15. It does not change the status of the bill, which has not become law.
Sources: CoinDesk Β· Theblockchainassociation Β· Solanapolicyinstitute
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π UPDATE: Bitget puts wallet breach losses at $387.5 million
Bitget says unauthorized transfers from its wallet infrastructure began at 18:31 UTC on September 24. The reported loss has risen from an initial $351.6 million estimate to about $387.5 million; the exchange says the revision reflects additional tracing, not new outflows. Roughly 103 million XRP, valued at around $157 million at the time, made up the largest share. Bitget says the incident is contained, withdrawals are paused, and trading and deposits continue. Its User Protection Fund, exceeding $464 million, is intended to cover customer losses. Mandiant and SlowMist are assisting the investigation. CEO Gracy Chen cited possible North Korea-linked indicators, but attribution remainsβ¦
Sources: Decrypt Β· Bitget Β· Bitget
