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  1. Ripple brings Privy wallets to XRPL as AI payments top 14 million
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    Ripple brings Privy wallets to XRPL as AI payments top 14 million

    Ripple and Stripe-owned Privy are bringing embedded XRP Ledger wallets to apps as an AI payments dashboard records 14.3 million transactions, with low cumulative value.

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    Acrossbridge: How to choose a route for a crypto transfer

    Choose a crypto transfer route by checking the destination asset, net output, settlement path and trust assumptions before you approve an acrossbridge transfer.

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    Manta Bridge: How to Choose the Right Cross-Chain Route

    Choose a Manta bridge route by comparing the asset that arrives, total cost, settlement path and trust assumptions before you approve a transaction.

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  4. 04

    Binance to close mining pool and cloud services on Nov. 10

    Binance will end its mining pool, cloud mining and connected services on Nov. 10, cutting off new shares and rewards while keeping records accessible for 14 days.

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  5. 05

    Binance Pool to close with cloud mining on Nov. 10

    Binance will close its pool, cloud mining and related services on Nov. 10, ending mining submissions and rewards; users can view records for 14 more days.

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  6. 06

    Standard Chartered launches RLUSD custody on XRP Ledger

    Standard Chartered's DIFC branch now custodies XRP Ledger RLUSD for eligible institutions; a planned LMAX collateral link still needs testing and approvals.

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  7. 07

    Bitcoin and Ether ETFs pass $1B in October outflows

    US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have shed a combined $1.02 billion in October net flows through Oct. 9, as Friday’s Bitcoin inflow failed to offset losses.

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    ESMA sets January deadline for non-MiCA stablecoin holdings

    ESMA says MiCA-authorized crypto firms must stop services involving noncompliant stablecoins, with national regulators given three months to resolve existing customer exposure.

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