Phantom reportedly began rolling out in-app Kalshi trading to U.S. users on October 23, requiring Kalshi KYC and CASH-based funding while charging $0.02 per contract and limiting certain categories in Michigan, Nevada, and Washington.

A supplied report says the Netherlands imposed a record €37.25 million gambling fine on EOD Code after Dutch access allegedly continued despite an earlier stop order. Bitcoin payments were cited as an aggravating factor.

Bitcoin Core’s published security policy sets different disclosure timelines for low- and medium/high-severity bugs, while a current Flash says easily discoverable flaws may now receive faster advisories.

South Korea’s FSC is reportedly examining whether crypto exchanges can participate in the STO market. Public token-securities standards already outline capital, staffing and retail-investor protection requirements, but no reviewed source confirms that exchanges have been authorized.

Reuters reported that Sweden’s Riksbank wants lawmakers to revisit the e-krona as stablecoins and the digital euro advance. The clearest next step remains a legal inquiry, not a launch decision.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is reportedly seeking about $1.3 billion from NovaTech founders following an earlier lawsuit and a reported August 2025 default judgment. Four promoters separately settled for nearly $6 million to benefit victims.

A supplied report says Leonardo de Jesus Zuluaga Duque received a 160-month prison sentence, five years of supervised release, and a $14,751,846 forfeiture order in an SDNY cryptocurrency money-laundering case.

Yahoo Finance reported that a Tianjin court accepted a filing covering 61,896.41552945 BTC linked to Zhimin Qian after a London ruling on applicable law, but no reviewed order shows the coins are cleared for sale.

The UK FCA has launched GC26/7 on DeFi guidance and CP26/36 on the cryptoasset regulatory perimeter. Responses to both are due by 18 November 2026, while CP26/36 final guidance is targeted for January 2027.

The UAE-led Operation Confrontation Ghost reportedly identified more than $39 billion in fraud-linked funds and digital assets, but the available reporting does not indicate that the total was seized, frozen or recovered.