Zcash developers have turned the community-backed NU7 proposal into an implementation schedule. Testnet activation is set for October 6, with mainnet targeted for November 5 if testing succeeds.
Bitcoin climbed back above $78,000, but the larger moves came from further down the market. In the CoinMarketCap snapshot reviewed for this article, 31 of 45 non-stablecoin and non-gold crypto assets gained more than 5% over 24 hours. Fourteen posted double-digit increases.
Binance was reportedly close to securing a Greek MiCA license before the application drew the ECB and ESMA into a process formally controlled by Greece.
Uniswap gained nearly 27% in 24 hours and 38% over seven days, reaching $8.8. A pullback toward $7.5 would provide the breakout’s first support test.
JPMorgan says Bitcoin could receive more support than gold if investors unwind the short positions and options used to protect Bitcoin ETF holdings. The claim is conditional: it assumes investors keep their underlying Bitcoin exposure rather than selling it.
The US government plans to email roughly 300,000 addresses tied to BTC-e accounts with positive balances in 2017. Receiving a notice, however, will not establish a right to repayment.
The SEC has opened a five-year route for tokenized stock trading, but the order covers a controlled market test rather than the wider framework Congress failed to approve.
Virtune has listed its existing Hyperliquid ETP in Warsaw, giving Polish investors HYPE exposure through a PLN-traded security without requiring a crypto wallet.
XRP Ledger now works with the Machine Payments Protocol, giving AI agents a way to buy online services with XRP and, for single charges, RLUSD.
Bitcoin’s onchain structure is moving away from conditions associated with a bear market, but price still needs to defend $71,300 and absorb break-even selling near $79,800.
Zcash came within a few dollars of $1,400 before easing to around $1,350. The pullback leaves the token below a key ceiling, but the daily session is not over and the broader uptrend remains intact.
The SEC and CFTC move ahead with crypto rules after CLARITY fails, while comprehensive spot-market oversight still requires Congress.



