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Why did Steak ’n Shake create a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR)? Steak ’n Shake launched its SBR to hold all bitcoin payments it receives, signaling a long-term commitment to digital assets and leveraging bitcoin’s growth potential for financial resilience and innovation. How does the partnership with Fold Holdings benefit Steak ’n Shake customers? Through Fold’s rewards platform, customers purchasing Bitcoin Meals can earn $5 in bitcoin, making crypto ownership easy and driving brand engagement among a new generation of digital-savvy consumers. What business impact has Steak ’n Shake seen from its bitcoin adoption? Since integrating bitcoin payments, Steak ’n Shake reported a 15% same-store sales increase—outpacing competitors and demonstrating that crypto engagement can directly boost revenue performance. Why is this announcement significant for investors and the restaurant industry? As the first U.S. restaurant chain to link meals with bitcoin rewards, Steak ’n Shake sets a precedent for mainstream crypto adoption, signaling growth opportunities in customer retention, digital payments, and blockchain-driven loyalty ecosystems. $BTC $BNB $ETH

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Australian Regulator Updates Guidance Classifying Digital Assets as Financial Products ASIC clarifies that many digital assets are financial products and provides transitional relief to support innovation. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) on 29 October 2025 published updated guidance stating that stablecoins, wrapped tokens, tokenized securities and digital asset wallets can be financial products under existing law, and confirmed a sector‑wide no‑action position until 30 June 2026 to give firms time to seek licenses. ASIC invited feedback on draft relief instruments for stablecoin and wrapped token distributors and certain custodians, with submissions open until 12 November 2025. ASIC says the guidance gives firms greater regulatory certainty while protecting consumers through licensing requirements, and will consider the no‑action position when assessing historical conduct but will continue to act against egregious harm; Commissioner Alan Kirkland says the clarity helps firms “innovate confidently in Australia.” Proposed relief is subject to consultation and the guidance will operate alongside planned government law reforms and applicable jurisdictional rules. 🧭 FAQs • What did ASIC announce on Oct. 29, 2025 in Australia? ASIC updated guidance that many digital assets are financial products and set a no‑action position to June 30, 2026. • Which digital assets does ASIC treat as financial products? ASIC lists stablecoins, wrapped tokens, tokenized securities, and digital asset wallets as examples. • How long is the transitional no‑action position in Australia? The sector‑wide no‑action position runs until 30 June 2026. • By when can stakeholders submit feedback on relief instruments? Feedback on the draft relief instruments is open until 12 November 2025. $BTC $BNB $XRP

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Nigerian Regulator Warns Crypto and Gambling Threaten Infrastructure Investment The head of a Nigerian regulatory body warns that widespread gambling and crypto trading are diverting funds from the capital markets, undermining efforts to finance the country’s $150 billion infrastructure deficit. Capital Market vs. Risk Taking The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (NSEC) is voicing concerns that the growing preference of residents for gambling and crypto trading is severely hindering the country’s ability to fund and build key infrastructure. NSEC Director General Emomotimi Agama highlighted the disparity in investment flows, noting that an estimated 60 million Nigerians (a quarter of the 240 million population) collectively stake $5.5 million daily in gambling. This contrasts sharply with the fewer than three million residents currently investing in the capital market. According to a Bloomberg report, NSEC officials believe that the $50 billion in crypto transactions conducted by young Nigerians between July 2023 and June 2024 is depriving capital markets of crucial funding. Agama summarized the core problem by stating, “An appetite for risk clearly exists, but not the trust or access to channel that energy into the productive sector.” Regulatory Response and Future Plans However, the text notes that this shift towards high-risk assets is often driven by a lack of confidence in the traditional financial system. High inflation and the depreciating local currency are cited as the main reasons pushing financially strained Nigerians toward crypto trading and gambling as alternatives to depositing funds with banks. Nigeria initially maintained a hardline stance against cryptocurrencies, but this proved ineffective against strong resident demand. Consequently, the government has begun to embrace this new reality starting with the passage of a law that brings crypto companies under the regulation of the NSEC. Amendments were also introduced to allow for the taxation of crypto transactions. $BTC $ETH $BNB

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Bitcoin Slips to $112K as Fed Rate Cut Looms — Long Bets Face Heavy Liquidations Bitcoin’s Tuesday mood was anything but golden. After hovering comfortably around $115,500, the orange coin slipped on a banana peel, tumbling to an intraday low of $112,349. That’s a 1.8% drop against the U.S. dollar as traders braced for the Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut. Bitcoin’s Pre-Fed-Day Jitters Wall Street, meanwhile, was in a better mood—Nasdaq, Dow, and S&P 500 all posted gains ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. But once the closing bell rang, crypto called it a day. The total digital asset market now sits at $3.78 trillion, down 2.23% in 24 hours. Earlier in the day, bitcoin even flirted with $116,077 before gravity took over around 4:30 p.m. Volume spiked to $62.67 billion, but it’s mostly sell orders hitting the tape. That wave of red ink triggered chaos in the derivatives arena, where $552.27 million in positions were liquidated across 150,568 traders. Ethereum ( ETH) and bitcoin took the brunt of it— ETH longs got vaporized to the tune of $122 million, while BTC longs saw $88.82 million go poof, per Coinglass data. SOL, TRUMP, ZEC, LTC, ENA, and a few others joined the liquidation graveyard. By day’s end, BTC was down 1.8%, ETH off 3.9%, and XRP down 1.3%. In the shiny metal department, gold slipped 0.69% to $3,955 per ounce, while silver managed to glimmer just a bit, up 0.38% at $47.12. Not exactly a rally, but hey—at least someone’s still shining. In short, Tuesday was one of those days where bitcoin reminded everyone it still knows how to throw a tantrum. By 5 p.m. on Oct. 28, BTC was exchanging hands for $112,851 per unit. $BTC $ETH $BNB #MarketPullback #solana #SOL

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Controversial Bitcoin Proposal Targets Data Abuse Risks With Soft Fork Plan Bitcoin developers are debating a new Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) that would temporarily restrict the amount of arbitrary data attached to transactions—an effort aimed at curbing potential abuse following the Bitcoin Core v30 update that lifted limits on OP_RETURN data. Bitcoin Faces New Soft Fork Plan to Limit Data Storage Abuses The BIP, authored by Dathon Ohm and published Oct. 24, 2025, proposes a one-year soft fork called the “Reduced Data Temporary Soft fork.” It would cap OP_RETURN outputs at 83 bytes and invalidate any output scripts exceeding 34 bytes, among other changes. The goal: prevent large, arbitrary data uploads to the blockchain that could expose node operators to legal or moral liability if illegal content were ever included. Supporters argue that unrestricted data storage could allow illicit material to be permanently embedded on the blockchain, forcing node operators to store and distribute it. “The nature of Bitcoin requires users to run fully validating nodes,” the draft states. The proposal adds: “If the blockchain contains content that is illegal to possess or distribute, node operators are forced to choose between violating the law or shutting down their node.” The proposal would self-expire after about a year, during which developers could draft more permanent, less restrictive measures. Proponents view it as an emergency safeguard to prevent abuse of the OP_RETURN function, while critics contend it could set a precedent for protocol-level censorship. Citing a slice of the BIP, Jameson Lopp quipped, “‘illegal or universally abhorrent content’ is poorly defined; there are a multitude of legal jurisdictions and a multitude of subjective views on content; Bitcoin as a system does not recognize any of them.” $BTC $BNB

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