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Currencies39531 Market Cap$ 2.99T+0.84% 24h Spot Volume$ 19.72B-1.49% DominanceBTC57.19%+0.01%ETH11.02%+0.01% ETH Gas0.11 Gwei MarketDecode Oct 3, 2026 < 1min read byAbdulkarim Abdulwahab forCoinEdition

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) and other cryptocurrencies rose to start October. On Oct. 2, Bitcoin got as high as $86,500 U.S. Other digital assets such as Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH) and Solana (CRYPTO: $SOL) also rose to begin what is typically the strongest month of the year for crypto.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed changes to how crypto assets can be custodied in the wake of Congress’s failure last month to pass digital asset legislation.

Bitwise General Counsel Johanna Collins-Wood said vaults running on smart contracts fell outside a rule written around wallets and addresses. Anushka Basu·Stocktwits Published Oct 03, 2026   |   5:21 AM EDT

BTCLIVE BTC price on Oct 3, 2026 at 6am EDT $84,600 or above16.7×6% $86,200 or above33.3×3%

In a move that Sen. Elizabeth Warren has decried as a “clear conflict of interest and corruption,” one of the Trump family’s most lucrative businesses is on its way to becoming a bank. And it’s set to be regulated by a government entity whose leader was appointed by, you guessed it, President Donald Trump.

Federal banking regulators have cycled through permitting, restricting, and again permitting crypto activities as presidential administrations have changed since 2017, according to a new Congressional Research Service (CRS) report. It notes that legislation would result in a more durable outcome, reducing the likelihood of frequent regulatory changes, and that Congress may consider whether a more…

BTCLIVE BTC price on Oct 2, 2026 at 6am EDT $86,300 or above1.05×95% $86,400 or above2.13×47%

Any UK crypto exchange that fails to win a full licence from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) by October 25, 2027, will have to stop offering regulated crypto services. Applications opened on Wednesday.

The cryptocurrency regulation game is cracking on Capitol Hill. For years, the rise of an unregulated cryptocurrency exchange has resulted in little comprehensive regulation. Despite Americans’ concerns, the inability to pass necessary crypto regulation without corporate influence subverts voters’ political power in Ohio and across the country.