Naiw Nakamoto
October 12, 2026
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October 12, 2026 • Reading Time: 24 minutes
Greetings Bitcoiner,
Welcome to Issue #673 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:
🇮🇳 India Orders Bitchat Off Apple's App Store
🏦 Community Banks Sue OCC Over Crypto Charters
🇿🇦 Absa Becomes First African Bank to Custody BTC
🏦 CFTC Opens Advance Notice on Retail Crypto Trading
🔓 FinCEN Drops Mixing and Unhosted Wallet Proposals
🌍 Bringin Opens Euro Business Accounts for Bitcoin
🔐 Mixer Ruling Widens Conspiracy Exposure Risk
💰 Strike Turns Idle Cash Into Bitcoin Rewards
⛏️ F2Pool's Chun Wang Backs BIP 448, Waits on Consensus
📉 Bitcoin Dips to $83,062 as Long Bets Get Flushed
🔑 Landfall Turns One Phrase Into OCEAN Payouts
🛡️ Second Says Ark Exploit Hit Only Its Own 0.75 BTC
🇬🇷 Greece Drafts 10% Tax With a €500 Yearly Exemption
🇺🇸 US Wallets Move 17,795 Seized Bitfinex BTC
🚀 Breez Says Claude Code Sent Inquiries Up 14x
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