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HIPTHER Warsaw Summit 2026: Where iGaming, Compliance and Tech Move Forward

HIPTHER Warsaw Summit 2026 will take place at the InterContinental Warsaw on 27–28 October. Unlike large-scale exhibitions, this boutique summit focuses on high-value access and relevant dialogue for decision-makers in regulated digital industries. The agenda will address key forces reshaping sectors like iGaming, FinTech, and AI across Europe, covering topics from gambling compliance, AML, and responsible gambling to AI implementation, eIDAS 2.0, cybersecurity, and payments. The event is designed for practical learning and direct networking, integrating expert-led HIPTHER Academy workshops and curated sessions for meaningful conversations between regulators, operators, and technology providers. It also features networking activities, lunches, evening gatherings, and the European iGaming Excellence Awards 2026. The goal is to move beyond discussion to deliver actionable strategies for navigating rapid industry convergence and compliance demands.

TheNewsCrypto09/02 06:46

HIPTHER Warsaw Summit 2026: Where iGaming, Compliance and Tech Move Forward

TheNewsCrypto09/02 06:46

Saylor Sounds the Bugle, and This Time He's Armed

Michael Saylor signaled a potential return to Bitcoin purchases after a 10-week hiatus, a move traders interpret as credible due to three key financial shifts at MicroStrategy. First, the company's cash reserves ($6.69B) and convertible note debt ($6.71B) are nearly balanced, eliminating a perceived risk of forced asset sales. Second, the price of its STRC preferred shares has recovered to near its $100 target, reducing the financial drain from supporting the stock price—an operation that previously required selling Bitcoin. Third, Saylor's social media post highlighting the firm's 840,447 Bitcoin holdings serves as a strong hint, though not an official filing. The next weekly report will confirm if purchases have resumed.

marsbit08/31 04:26

Saylor Sounds the Bugle, and This Time He's Armed

marsbit08/31 04:26

Wintermute Analysts Outline Conditions for Continued Bitcoin Growth

Analysts from Wintermute have outlined the conditions needed for Bitcoin's rally to continue. Bitcoin recently broke out of a six-week period of stagnation, climbing to $79,300. This rise was accelerated by the U.S. Treasury Department's promise to increase long-term bond buybacks and a large number of trader bets against the asset's price. Wintermute believes the period of low volatility is over, though a quick pullback to recently tested levels is possible. Experts at the market maker compared the current situation to May, noting that while price levels were similar back then, inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs are now significantly stronger. They view these higher ETF inflows as a sign of sustained demand from large investors. In the futures and options markets, traders are also anticipating sharper price swings, with the seven-day volatility indicator exceeding 40%. Funding rates remain positive but are not at extreme highs. Wintermute assesses that market participants are gradually beginning to use leverage again following a recent wave of position liquidations. Looking ahead, Wintermute specialists believe near-term market dynamics could be influenced by chipmaker Nvidia's earnings report, U.S. economic statistics, and a scheduled speech by former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh on August 28th. In related news, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong recently stated that Bitcoin could be worth several times its current price of around $75,000 by 2030, citing potential U.S. regulatory changes as a key growth factor.

cryptonews.ru08/26 07:56

Wintermute Analysts Outline Conditions for Continued Bitcoin Growth

cryptonews.ru08/26 07:56

The Number of Attacks on Crypto Investors Has Increased. What Are the Scale and Losses?

The number of physical attacks targeting cryptocurrency investors has surged, with victims losing over $30 million in the first part of 2026 alone, according to a Chainalysis report. This year is on track to be the worst on record. Including attempted extortions, the total financial impact rises to $107 million. France has seen a dramatic spike in incidents, linked to a major 2024 leak of crypto investor data containing personal and financial details. Attacks have spread nationwide, with home invasions and kidnappings now common. Notably, over 40% of attacks in France target victims' family members or acquaintances, indicating extensive planning. Globally, the success rate for thieves is falling, with only 26% of attacks resulting in a payment in 2026, compared to 49% in 2025. Chainalysis warns the reported figures are likely understated, and stolen funds are laundered through both simple and sophisticated crypto channels.

cryptonews.ru08/07 13:18

The Number of Attacks on Crypto Investors Has Increased. What Are the Scale and Losses?