
Bitcoin defies $800 million crypto wipeout as South Korea’s AI stock market crashes
Bitcoin recovers above $83,000 despite a 5.5% plunge in Korean equities, but derivatives data suggest sellers retain control.
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Deribit’s Oct. 16 expiry has its largest put concentrations at $76,000–$80,000, while Laevitas reports cheaper short-term volatility ahead of Wednesday’s CPI.

For durable-nonce users, Solana’s proposed signer programs would retain approvals after execution failure and change account authorities and custody controls.

The committee-approved amendment would end deferral for swaps into MiCA e-money tokens and change the acquisition basis used to calculate gains.

Checkonchain’s acquisition-cost data put the largest cluster at $84,000–$85,000, while an analyst sees weakening bullish positioning in Ethereum.

The proposed overhaul would put major crypto firms under direct European supervision following concerns over inconsistent national licensing standards.

The October 8 notice names both payment brands under Xeltox; separate exchange tracing shows why a provider’s legal identity and settlement route both matter.



