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The defunct exchange's bankruptcy trustee has again extended the timeline for returning bitcoin and cash to victims of the 2014 collapse. Mt. Gox's bankruptcy trustee has extended the repayment deadline for creditors by one year, according to crypto.news and CryptoSlate. The new target date is set for October 2027.

The Ethereum co-founder pushes a 'maximalist' approach to EIP-8288 to settle disputes over precompiles. Vitalik Buterin has raised concerns about how the Ethereum Virtual Machine processes cryptographic functions. The Ethereum co-founder argues the current setup creates friction for developers and limits flexibility.

The bank's tokenized deposit system will now settle on a public blockchain alongside its existing private network. JPMorgan has moved to expand its JPM Coin deposit token onto Ethereum, according to reports published by The Cryptonomist and The Block. The expansion targets institutional clients seeking faster payment and settlement options.

The Bitcoin miner's $82.8 million transfer lands amid a volatile October for crypto markets. MARA Holdings sent 1,000 Bitcoin to exchange wallets this month, according to blockchain data cited by crypto.news and BeInCrypto. The transfer, valued at approximately $82.8 million at the time, has drawn attention because large miner-to-exchange flows often precede asset sales.

Ripple's chief technology officer says tokenization and artificial intelligence could reshape decentralized finance, with retail opportunities emerging on the XRP Ledger. Ripple's chief technology officer, David Schwartz, has outlined a bullish view on the future of decentralized finance. He expects the sector to undergo a major transformation by 2027.

A fix for flawed lending code on the XRP Ledger is nearing approval, keeping the feature offline until it clears review. Developers working on the XRP Ledger have identified a flaw in the code meant to power a new lending feature. The feature has not launched to users yet.

Industry outlets point to a cluster of catalysts that could shake Bitcoin and the broader crypto market in the coming days. Bitcoin and the broader crypto market could see renewed price swings this week, according to industry reporting pointing to five distinct events worth watching.

The video platform is testing a feature that flags real people on calls, drawing on identity verification from the World network. Zoom has introduced a new badge system designed to signal when a person on a video call is verifiably human.

A new proposal aims to shield ZEC swap privacy from the long-term threat of quantum computing Zcash developers have put forward a proposal to safeguard the privacy of ZEC swaps from the eventual arrival of powerful quantum computers.

Officials plan to meet digital asset platforms after industry groups pushed back against the looming crypto income tax. South Korean authorities plan to convene a meeting with domestic cryptocurrency exchanges, according to reports from Cointelegraph and CryptoBriefing.

Analysts tracking Ripple's token say a hold above $1.30 keeps the near-term technical structure intact. XRP has held above the $1.30 level in recent trading, a threshold analysts describe as a critical support zone for the token.

The digital identity project built by Tools for Humanity expands into financial services and rolls out its video verification tool broadly. World has released a new World ID offering built specifically for banks, according to reports from The Block and CryptoBriefing.

Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood have not joined the legal challenge for now. Crypto.com and Novig have sued Missouri, seeking to block state laws that restrict sports event contracts. The filing targets rules the companies argue interfere with products they offer on federally regulated exchanges.

Bitcoin trades nervously above $80,000 as traders watch whether the weekly candle closes with strength. Bitcoin was trading near $81,500 on Sunday, keeping the asset above the psychologically important $80,000 threshold heading into the weekly close.

Traders are watching whether renewed momentum in the privacy coin can translate into a larger breakout. Monero, the privacy-focused cryptocurrency long associated with anonymous transactions, is attracting renewed attention from traders. Reports indicate the token's price rally has gained momentum in recent sessions, prompting questions about whether a larger breakout could follow.

The file-sharing pioneer repositions itself as Web3 infrastructure while executing its inaugural burn of BTT tokens. BitTorrent, the peer-to-peer file-sharing network with roots stretching back to the early 2000s, has unveiled a strategic rebrand. The company says the shift is meant to reposition its platform as infrastructure for the next generation of Web3 applications.

The decentralized lending protocol removed over 170 million JST tokens from circulation ahead of a planned deflationary upgrade. JustLend DAO, the decentralized lending platform built on the TRON network, has finished its fifth round of JST token buybacks and burns.

Michael Saylor signals additional Bitcoin acquisitions could follow the company's newest buy Strategy, the business intelligence firm that has reshaped itself around a Bitcoin accumulation strategy, has added to its reserves once again. The company now holds 848,250 BTC after a $21.5 million purchase, according to reports from CoinTurk News, U.Today, and crypto.news.