Naiw Nakamoto
November 1, 2026
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Your Weekly Bitcoin Breakdown Compilation ๐ฌ
Read issue #691 of the Bitcoin-only daily newsletter with the highest signal-to-noise ratio in the industry.

Greetings Bitcoiner,
Welcome to Issue #691 of the Bitcoin Breakdown, where weโre excited to bring you this weekโs Saturday roundup โ a convenient compilation of all the past weekโs sections in one comprehensive edition.
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First off, a summary of the past weekโs Top Stories:
๐ฎ๐ฑย Netanyahu Floats Blockchain to Bypass Sanctions
โ ๏ธ Keystone Breach Leaks Wallet Buyers' Addresses
๐ย Franklin Templeton Funds Turn Dividends Into Bitcoin
๐ฃย Electrum Server Trick Turns Fee Bumps Into Theft
๐ฐ๐ทย South Korea Eyes Fourth Delay to 22% Coin Tax
๐ย Keystone to Scrap 18,835 Devices After Key Theft
๐ย VanEck Fund Adds Bitcoin Without Holding Any
โ ๏ธ Bithumb Won't Rule Out Member Data in Hack Leak
๐ย Coinbase Denies Breach as Vendor Leaks Contact Data
โ ๏ธ Bitcoin Core Patches Bug That Crashes Non-Linux Nodes
๐ย Google Cloud Previews Custody Tool, Names No Testers
๐ย Bitwise Lifts 2036 Bitcoin Target to $1.6M From $1.3M
๐จย Binance Confirms $6.3B Hack as Partners Freeze $3B
๐น๐ญย Thai Supreme Court Rules Stolen Bitcoin Is Property
๐ช๐บย Lagarde Will Leave European Central Bank Early
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