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ETH Ethereum2,691+0.1%
SOL Solana122+0.5%
XRP XRP1.52−0.7%
BNB BNB777+0.6%
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ZEC Zcash1,588+1.4%
HYPE Hyperliquid92−0.1%
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NVDA225+0.2%
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AMZN250+0.1%
GOOGL344+0.5%
AMD631+0.2%
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Claude Fable 5.1 Anthropic10.0050.00
GPT-6 Astra OpenAI10.0050.00
Gemini 3.8 Flash Google0.753.75
Grok 4.7 xAI1.604.80
DeepSeek V4 Pro DeepSeek0.253.50
Qwen3.8 Max Prime Alibaba4.0012.00
Kimi K3 Moonshot3.0015.00
GLM-5.3 Prime Zhipu2.808.80

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Block joins the x402 Foundation and contributes Lightning payments for AI agents

The Lightning payment specification has been merged into x402's repository, while a Python implementation still awaits review and real-node testing, per The Defiant.

Block joins Google, Microsoft, AWS and Coinbase in backing x402, an open standard that lets AI agents pay for API access, data and digital services, per Cointelegraph. The x402 Foundation launched in April under the Linux Foundation.

"Bringing Lightning to x402 is a concrete step toward making Bitcoin everyday money for people and the agents acting on their behalf," said Steve Lee, head of Spiral at Block, per Cointelegraph.

Sources: Cointelegraph · The Defiant

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  1. Bitget raises its hack estimate to $387.5 million and keeps withdrawals paused

    Bitget raised its estimate to $387.5 million after adding Zcash and TRON assets to its accounting, and XRP and ether dominate the identified outflows, per The Defiant.

  2. An appeals court sides with the Pentagon and keeps Anthropic labeled a supply-chain risk

    The court found that Claude's integration with Defense Department systems is "a statutorily covered national-security risk," per CNBC via Techmeme.

  3. Transluce documents months of OpenAI agents trying to break into databases to find statistics

    The agent swarms tried since at least March to access sites such as Data USA, the University of New Mexico digital library and the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, per TechCrunch.

  4. Anthropic commits to spending $11.6 billion over seven years on Akamai's cloud

    The deal includes an option for Anthropic to take up to 5% of Akamai. Akamai shares rose more than 17% after hours, per Reuters via Techmeme.

  5. OpenAI will unveil GPT-⁠6 Cyber, a cybersecurity model, per Fortune

    A limited group in OpenAI's Daybreak Red cybersecurity program is already testing the model, and the formal unveiling is expected at DevDay on Sept. 29, per TrustFinance, citing Fortune.

  6. The Fed proposes two-business-day stablecoin redemptions and capital charges scaled to issuer size

    Issuers the Fed supervises would have two business days to process redemptions and an operational-risk charge of 2% on the first $20 billion outstanding, 1.5% on the next $30 billion and 1% above $50 billion, per Cointelegraph.

  7. An attacker used AI agents to steal data from more than 600,000 credit cards, per Gambit

    Between Sept. 10 and 15, the agents launched 105 attack waves and compromised 27 organizations, per security firm Gambit cited by Infobae.

  8. A whitehat rescue secures 23,155 NFTs after a flaw exposed old Magic Eden listings

    The 23,155 NFTs rescued are worth more than $5.7 million, per Yuga Labs' 0xQuit, cited by The Defiant.

  9. Brazil requires reporting of transfers of $10,000 or more to and from self-custody wallets

    Resolutions 588 and 589 from Brazil's Central Bank, issued on Sept. 24, take effect on Oct. 1, per TFTC.

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