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1 articlesIgloo Inc., the company behind Pudgy Penguins, is shutting down its Abstract blockchain on December 15, 2026, after losing tens of millions of dollars. Here's what happened, what it means for the roughly $47-48 million still on the chain, and why another Ethereum layer-2 collapsed the same week.
Zcash jumped from about $569 on August 20, 2026 to over $1,600 by late September — fueled by a Grayscale ETF that crossed $1 billion in assets, a closed SEC probe, and a broader privacy-coin rotation — before sliding back to around $1,315 by October 3. Here's what actually drove it, and the risks that come with it.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs swung from a $5.8 billion deficit in July 2026 to a 9-day, $3.1 billion inflow streak by October — then straight back into outflows. Here's what ETF flow data actually measures and why it moves so fast.
On October 1, 2026, the SEC proposed letting registered investment advisers and funds hold crypto assets themselves — but only as a last resort when no outside custodian exists. Here's exactly what the rule requires, why it exists, and what it doesn't change.
Two XRP Ledger amendments, Batch and Permission Delegation, are both stuck in the same validator-voting bottleneck heading into October 2026. Here's what each one actually changes, why Batch already caused a security scare earlier this year, and how XRPL's amendment system decides when an upgrade goes live.
Ethereum's next major upgrade, Glamsterdam, reached its first public testnet on October 6, 2026. Here's what it actually changes — enshrined proposer-builder separation and parallel execution — and why developers warned days earlier that the test itself could be disrupted by anyone with free testnet ether.