Naiw Nakamoto
October 4, 2026
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October 04, 2026 • Reading Time: 24 minutes
Greetings Bitcoiner,
Welcome to Issue #667 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:
📈 Bitcoin ETFs Flip Positive for 2026 on $2.4B Week
🔓 Samourai Prize Draw Backs Jailed Devs' Families
💰 Strategy Wants Daily Dividends on Four Preferreds
🇮🇷 Senate Probe Puts USDT Freeze Power in Focus
🇧🇾 Belarus Registers Prospective Crypto Banks
🤡 Healey Pulls Bitcoin Into Britain's Debate
🏦 El Salvador Denies Bloomberg's Wallet Claim
🔓 Bitget CEO Doubts $388M Recovery After Breach
📊 Alkanes Fills 61% of Bitcoin Transactions
🇳🇱 Dutch Cabinet Scraps Its Unrealized Gains Tax
🕵️ Ex-Fed Adviser's Spy Case Exposes FOMC Secrecy
🔥 Fed Misses Its 2% Inflation Target for 66 Months
🏦 21bitcoin Pays 1.21% on Euros, Never Lends BTC
🔐 SEC Custody Plan Would Let Advisers Hold Bitcoin
🇸🇻 IMF Waives El Salvador Breach, Releases $138M
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