Naiw Nakamoto
September 20, 2026
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Read issue #655 of the Bitcoin-only daily newsletter with the highest signal-to-noise ratio in the industry.
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September 20, 2026 • Reading Time: 22 minutes
Greetings Bitcoiner,
Welcome to Issue #655 of the Bitcoin Breakdown, where we’re excited to bring you this week’s Saturday roundup — a convenient compilation of all the past week’s sections in one comprehensive edition.
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First off, a summary of the past week’s Top Stories:
🔓 Revolut Leak Maps Identities to Bitcoin Activity
📱 Researcher Flags 45 App Store Wallet Apps
🚫 Blockstream Rejects the Exploiter Demand for 598.5 BTC
🔓 Swiss Bitcoin Pay Breach Exposes Customer IBANs
🗳️ Congress Drops Wallet Developers' Section 1960 Shield
🏦 US Seeks $61 Million Tied to Iranian Oil Sales
🗳️ Senate Blocks CLARITY Act as Surveillance Shifts
🔓 Foundation Opens A Ledger Exit To Open-Source KeyOS
⚡ BitBox Adds Lightning With A Spark Operator Caveat
🗳️ Congress Moves to Audit an Unaudited Reserve
🏦 Deutsche Bank Will Hold Institutional Bitcoin Keys
📈 Bitcoin Absorbs a Quarter Point Fed Rate Hike
🛡️ CFTC Says Passive Code Is Not a Money Business
🏦 Treasury Sanctions Iran's Hormuz Toll Collector
⚠️ FCA Targets Three London Peer to Peer Sites
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