The Signal 24
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Nakamoto gets another year on part of its Kraken loan Nakamoto owed Kraken 60 million USDT next month. In a filing on Thursday, the bitcoin company said Kraken had agreed to give its subsidiary another year to repay that portion. The full 165 million USDT is still outstanding. The larger payment now comes first. Under the revised schedule, 105 million USDT falls due next June and the remaining 60 million the following December. Kraken will also count the net value of certain bitcoin derivatives in Nakamoto’s pledged trading account toward the collateral backing the loan. Kraken values those positions daily. If their combined value falls below zero, they contribute nothing toward the colla...
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The world in 24 hours Thailand’s securities regulator wants crypto firms to check whose wallet is on the other side of a stablecoin transfer. Under its draft, customers could generally deposit from or withdraw to their own verified wallets. Each operator would apply separate daily limits of five million baht in each direction, with exceptions. The regulator is still taking comments. SoFi’s dollar stablecoin now runs on Polygon alongside Ethereum and Solana. Polygon says SoFi members can buy, sell and hold the token inside the app without setting up a separate wallet. SoFi Bank issues the token, but federal deposit insurance does not cover a balance held in SoFiUSD. Britain’s economy grew...
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What happens to Gemini’s old UK accounts? CoinDesk reports that stablecoin payments firm KAST bought Gemini’s UK and European operations for less than $10 million, citing a person familiar with the deal. Neither company confirmed the terms to CoinDesk. A clue to what KAST wants is in its Dublin job listing. The incoming manager would bring Gemini’s UK and EU staff into KAST, work with regulators on the change of control and help launch KAST’s own payment products in Europe. For former UK customers, the distinction matters. Britain’s financial regulator said Gemini would restrict accounts to withdrawals in March and begin closing them in April. The job listing describes where employees wil...
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Griffin plans debit cards that carry its customers’ brands A UK finance app that already uses Griffin for bank accounts could eventually offer its own branded debit card through the same bank. Griffin says it raised $20 million in a funding round led by Octagon Partners to help build card issuing and stablecoin services. The bank already supplies accounts and payments behind the scenes for more than 80 companies, according to Griffin. Under its plan, a client could issue cards for individual or business customers. Credit cards would follow the debit offering. The stablecoin work has two parts. Griffin wants to help businesses manage reserves and to connect its banking platform to cross-bo...
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Nvidia’s finance chief takes the top job Nvidia’s board accepted Jensen Huang’s resignation as chief executive, president and director. Colette Kress, who has run the chipmaker’s finances since 2013, will keep the CFO job while she serves as interim CEO. The board named longtime director Harvey Jones its first chair and will consider candidates from inside and outside the company for the permanent CEO role. Kress already knows the other side of a chip order. The Associated Press reports that she helped structure financing deals with major AI customers, including Anthropic and CoreWeave. For companies buying Nvidia hardware, the question is whether the leadership change will affect what ar...
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When can you trade a token linked to Siemens? Payward has expanded its xStocks range to cover more than 200 UK and EU listings, including all 40 companies in Germany’s DAX index. For someone who follows Siemens, that adds a way to get exposure to its share price through Kraken. The launch terms say trading in this batch follows local market hours. What happens if news breaks after the German market closes? You can still see the token in your wallet. If you want to sell it on Kraken, you need to know when trading in that listing reopens. The distinction shows up on a dividend payment, too. Payward says each token is backed by shares held in custody. Holders get the economic value of divide...
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The world in 24 hours An online shop says “only two left.” What if the shelves are full? The European Commission proposed banning fake scarcity claims that rush shoppers into buying. Its Digital Fairness Act would also let people switch off endless scrolling and autoplay. EU lawmakers and national governments still have to consider the proposal. US customers can now move dollars from Cash App into Oobit without buying crypto first, the payments company says. Before approving in Cash App, users see the provider fee, any network fee and an estimate of what will arrive. The final amount can still change. At the climate summit in Antalya, countries backed a goal to raise electricity’s share o...
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When a crypto loan comes due, the same price can trigger a sale Bybit's new Lite Loan lets people borrow USDT or USDC against bitcoin or ether for 30 days. During that term, Bybit says a drop in the value of the collateral alone cannot force a sale. An unpaid balance changes the rules the moment it becomes overdue. Suppose a borrower owes $800 and the crypto backing the loan has fallen to $875. The debt is about 91.4% of the collateral's value. Before the deadline, that ratio alone cannot trigger liquidation. Once the loan is overdue, it already exceeds Bybit's 91% threshold. The price could stay exactly where it is. Even below that threshold, the extra time has a cost. Bybit charges dail...
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Why October's inflation report has a missing number US shoppers paid more for groceries in October even as the overall pace of price increases eased. Grocery prices rose 0.4% after dipping 0.1% in September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Across the full consumer basket, prices rose 0.4% in October after a 0.6% rise in September. One reason for the slowdown was gasoline. Its price rose 1% on a seasonally adjusted basis, following a 9.1% jump the month before. The usual year-over-year headline is missing. During last October's federal shutdown, the bureau couldn't collect the survey prices it needed. That leaves a gap precisely where the starting point for a twelve-month comp...
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Which Ondo stocks can cross to HyperEVM? An investor holding one of Ondo's tokenized stocks on Ethereum might want to use it as collateral on HyperEVM. The first question is whether that particular stock can make the trip. Ondo says its bridge covers 35 stocks going to HyperEVM, compared with more than 450 across its other supported networks. Who checks the transfer? Ondo says the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology now runs a required check alongside other verifiers. The bridge needs that confirmation before the transfer can settle on the receiving network. For an eligible investor outside the US, that means checking two lists before moving anything. The bridge lists the tokens it can...
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The world in 24 hours Israel's president gave Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government on Sunday. Parties representing 67 lawmakers recommended him for the job. He still has to persuade enough of them to back a government. He has 28 days, and Benjamin Netanyahu stays on as caretaker in the meantime. In New Zealand, even the coalition talks will wait. AP reports that parties plan to hold off until the final election tally later this month. The Electoral Commission estimates nearly 400,000 special votes, including ballots cast overseas. Those votes can change how many seats each party brings to the table. Splash Wallet says its Chrome extension now supports Robinhood Chain. Exist...
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KuCoin narrows the gap between bids Two traders bidding for PTB on KuCoin used to need a price difference of at least one millionth of a USDT to sit at different price levels. Under the exchange's new spot rules, that gap can be a hundred times smaller. KuCoin set the change for Monday morning. PTB prices against USDT go from six decimal places to eight. XPL prices against USDT gain one extra place, from four to five. The finer steps apply to price. The minimum order quantities stay at one thousand PTB and one XPL. KuCoin says existing orders keep their original pricing terms and the change itself won't cancel them. For anyone running a trading bot, the exchange points to its symbol info...
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Why China's factory prices outran its grocery bills Fresh vegetables cost Chinese shoppers nearly 17% less in October than a year earlier. Over the same period, industrial producers paid almost 19% more for fuel and power. Both figures come from the National Bureau of Statistics' Monday release. The split helps explain how consumer prices could rise just 0.7% over the year while prices at the factory gate rose 5.7%. Food got cheaper overall. And much of the rise at the factory gate came from goods used to make other goods, including raw materials. Even within factories, the distinction matters. Producers charged 7.4% more for goods used in production. The prices they received for consumer...
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What it takes to reconnect to Chainalysis For a team that screens crypto transfers, the return of its monitoring software is only the first step. Chainalysis said on Saturday that Reactor, its investigation tool, was back online along with its transaction monitoring and address screening services. The company took the screening tools and login page offline on Wednesday after detecting unusual activity. When it began restoring access on Friday, it asked customers to provide the IP addresses their teams would connect from so it could add them to an approved list. Teams that send transaction data to Chainalysis through software have another step. The company says users must reset their passw...
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Where did Strategy's share sale go? For every dollar Strategy raised by selling common stock last week, about 29 cents went into bitcoin. Roughly 66 cents went toward buying back another class of its own shares. The company kept the remaining five cents in cash. Monday's filing shows how the money moved. Strategy sold just over two million Class A common shares and raised $283.8 million after commissions. It spent $81.9 million on 1,036 bitcoin and $188.3 million buying back its STRC preferred stock. It allocated $13.6 million to cash. For someone who already owned common stock, the two share transactions had different effects. Strategy issued more of the class they own and bought back sh...
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Which Elysium token will your wallet receive? Kinetiq has opened Elysium, its new network for Hyperliquid apps. A project that issues a token there can make it available on HyperEVM through a mirror bridge. The original tokens stay locked on Elysium while the bridge mints an equal amount in a separate contract on HyperEVM. For a wallet deciding which asset to display, the token’s ticker tells only part of the story. Kinetiq’s bridge guide says the pairing uses the original contract plus its name, symbol and decimals. If an issuer changes the name or symbol, the new metadata points to a different pair. That accounting also sets a limit on what can cross. A token that deducts a fee on trans...
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The world in 24 hours A company can now invoice a customer in USDC and receive dollars in its PNC account. PNC opened a pilot on Monday for eligible corporate and institutional clients. The customer sends USDC on Ethereum, and the service converts it one-for-one into dollars for deposit. The pilot covers incoming payments. US households see a greater chance of falling behind on debt. In the New York Fed's October survey, people put their average chance of missing a minimum payment in the next three months at 13.8%, up from 12.2%. The figure measures the risk people see in their own budgets. Actual missed payments are counted separately. Energy bills made it into the opening speeches at th...
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Why the US inflation report has a blank where the annual rate should be Groceries got more expensive in October even as US inflation slowed. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says grocery prices rose 0.4% from September, reversing a small decline the month before. Electricity rose 0.9%. For a household trying to stretch its paycheck, both bills moved in the same direction. The overall consumer price index rose 0.4% for the month after a 0.6% rise in September. One reason for the slowdown was energy. Its price index rose 0.7% in October after jumping 5.2% the previous month. The usual comparison with a year earlier is missing. Last year's federal shutdown interrupted price collection, leaving...
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Why October's inflation report has a missing number US shoppers paid more for groceries in October even as the overall pace of price increases eased. Grocery prices rose 0.4% after dipping 0.1% in September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Across the full consumer basket, prices rose 0.4% in October after a 0.6% rise in September. One reason for the slowdown was gasoline. Its price rose 1% on a seasonally adjusted basis, following a 9.1% jump the month before. The usual year-over-year headline is missing. During last October's federal shutdown, the bureau couldn't collect the survey prices it needed. That leaves a gap precisely where the starting point for a twelve-month comp...
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The world in 24 hours Walt users can now reach their crypto outside Telegram. The company, formerly Wallet in Telegram, says existing users can sign in to its new Android app with Telegram and see the same funds. There's no need to move them. The Telegram version stays open, and an iPhone app is planned. Anthropic began pitching its proposed stock offering to investors at $70 to $78 a share. Of the 825 million shares on offer, about 801 million would raise money for the maker of Claude. The proceeds from the rest would go to existing shareholders. The final price is still open. A bigger share of US household debt is overdue. The New York Fed says 5% of outstanding balances were behind on...
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The Signal 24 (@the_signal_24) has 5,344,817 subscribers as of November 13, 2026.
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