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Plus, El Salvador marks one month since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender, SHIBA INU surges up the rankings, and crypto billionaires are among Forbes' 400 richest Americans.

The giant stablecoin issuer attacked the story casting doubt on whether it has the $69 billion it says backs the value of USDT.

A proposal to fix the DeFi lending protocol took seven days to pass, and requires another two days to implement even though up to $43 million in COMP tokens is still at risk.

The deal teams MoneyGram with the direct competitor of former partner Ripple, which invested heavily in the international payments firm when it was producing steep losses.

A Bloomberg article sums up the deep, industry-threatening questions about the $71 billion stablecoin issuer clearly — and worryingly.

In this weekly roundup, CoinMarketCap takes a look at some of the most prominent Play-to-Earn and NFT events, from Dolce & Gabbana's foray into the NFT space, to the boom in CrypToadz NFTs.

Plus, a look back as El Salvador marks one month of having Bitcoin as legal tender — and why analysts on Wall Street are excited about Coinbase stock.

Some experts believe the exchange will comfortably surpass revenue estimates given by analysts because of the volatility seen in the second half of the third quarter.

It's now been one month since El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender — and our estimates suggest the country has already made a profit of $3.2 million on the BTC it owns.

For several months, affected customers have been able to have their say on how the funds should be distributed.

Stablecoin owners could reportedly be insured against losses of up to $250,000 if the bank where reserves are held collapses — but there are caveats and complications.

The frenzy has propelled SHIB to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap — with the memecoin managing to overtake the likes of Litecoin, Chainlink and Bitcoin Cash in the rankings.

Excitement over ETFs is building, George Soros' hedge fund now owns cryptocurrencies, and it's October.

Robinhood customers can now get help around the clock, Bitcoin keeps rising by leaps and bounds.

Many smaller cryptocurrencies ended up nursing double-digit losses in a brutal month for the markets — but some altcoins came up smelling of roses.

The world’s biggest cryptocurrency raced from $51,621 to $55,172 in the space of one hour on Wednesday — that’s up 6.87%.

The announcement has led to a box office day for DOGE. The bullish news helped the No. 8 cryptocurrency hit highs of $0.2715. At one point, it was up about 8% from the 24-hour low of $0.2404.

Sam Bankman-Fried has become the 32nd-richest American at the tender age of 29 — and only Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg became a self-made billionaire at a younger age.