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Decrypt's Sept 29 morning-minute roundup is corroborated by Bloomberg, WSJ, The Block, Crypto.news, official Chainlink and Citi releases, and SEC filings on the Citi-Coinbase stablecoin deal, Strategy's 1,665 BTC purchase, NEAR Intents hack blocks, and CCIP 2.0 launch.

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This week in crypto: stablecoin payments partnership, BTC rebound, and Strategy buy

Citi and Coinbase launched a stablecoin integration that hides all crypto elements from business users. Bitcoin ETFs recorded modest inflows while Strategy added 1,665 BTC to reach record holdings.

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Crypto markets showed modest gains while a major bank partnership moved stablecoins into everyday business payments without visible tokens or wallets. Several firms reported large Bitcoin purchases and infrastructure updates.

Citi and Coinbase enable stablecoin payments for business clients. Citi customers can now accept stablecoin payments that convert automatically to dollars, with no crypto accounts or wallet addresses required. Coinbase customers gain accounts that convert incoming dollars to stablecoins behind the scenes. Source: Decrypt ↗
Citi customers can now accept stablecoin payments that convert automatically to dollars, with no crypto accounts or wallet addresses required.

Crypto majors rebound as BTC reaches $84.4k. Major tokens rose 1-3 percent, with Bitcoin up 2 percent at $84.4k, Ethereum up 3 percent at $2,730, and Solana up 1 percent at $120. Oil fell 4 percent to $92 while stock futures edged slightly higher. Source: Decrypt ↗
POST FROM @coinbase· official announcement tweet about the Citi stablecoin partnership covered in the article
https://x.com/coinbase/status/2104554110381121878

Strategy buys 1,665 Bitcoin for $142.7 million. The purchase at an average of $85,681 brings Strategy's total holdings to a record 847,666 BTC and replaces all coins sold at lower prices. Source: Decrypt ↗
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NEAR Intents blocks $50M tied to Bitget hack. The platform turned away more than $50 million in transfers linked to the hack, froze roughly $503,000 mid-swap, and waived its fee on the recovery bounty. Source: Decrypt ↗
The update lets companies insert their own security rules for cross-chain transfers, five months after a rival system lost $292 million due to reliance on a single checker.
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Chainlink launches CCIP 2.0 with added security checks. The update lets companies insert their own security rules for cross-chain transfers, five months after a rival system lost $292 million due to reliance on a single checker. Source: Decrypt ↗
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