Revolut launches euro stablecoin EURR for select European customers, initially covering Denmark, Poland, and Portugal.

Beating AI Express: Hugging Face’s open-source robotics subsidiary Pollen Robotics has unveiled Microduck, a $399 bipedal robot. Standing just 25 cm tall and weighing around 800 grams, it integrates 15 motors, a camera, LiDAR, and two IMUs. Out of the box, it can walk, sit, grasp objects, kick a ball, self-right after falling, and even glide when fitted with rollers. Microduck’s movements can be retrained independently: users first train actions via reinforcement learning in the MuJoCo physics simulator, then deploy the trained policy to the physical robot. The SDK, simulator, and full reinforcement learning training stack are all open-source, with the entire software released under the Apache 2.0 license. Pre-orders for Microduck are now open, with the first batch scheduled to ship before Christmas 2026.

According to official announcements, Charles Schwab has announced plans to add trading for Solana (SOL), Avalanche (AVAX), and Chainlink (LINK) to its Schwab Crypto accounts in the coming months. Schwab Crypto launched direct trading services for Bitcoin and Ethereum for clients in May 2026.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, trader 0xedcd—who went long on 20,000 ETH (worth ~$49.9 million) ahead of the market rally and reaped over $11 million in profits—has just opened a new position: going long on 100,000 SOL with 20x leverage, with the position valued at roughly $10.45 million.

UBS Group raised Nvidia's (NVDA.O) price target from $280 to $300.

According to SolanaFloor’s monitoring, Solana’s treasury firm DeFi Development Corp. has resumed buying SOL, purchasing 19,000 SOL tokens for $1.86 million at an average price of $98.14 per token. Its current SOL treasury holdings have increased to 2.33 million tokens, valued at approximately $182 million.

The Bitcoin Core Lightning development team has issued an urgent warning, noting that multiple genuine vulnerabilities have been identified in a large number of AI-generated security bug reports, urging Lightning Network node operators to take action. Core Lightning advises node operators who cannot upgrade immediately not to shut down their devices, but instead restart the software in "--offline" mode. This mode cuts off the node’s communication with other Lightning Network nodes, suspends payment sending, receiving, and routing, while still allowing continuous monitoring of the Bitcoin blockchain to prevent risks such as payment channels being closed due to outdated states. Core Lightning stated that its development team has received a large volume of AI-generated vulnerability reports since early August, some of which have been verified as genuine. The developers have not yet disclosed specific details of the vulnerabilities, and plan to keep them confidential for two weeks after releasing a fixed version before making the information public, to allow node operators to complete upgrades. This is the second AI-related Lightning Network security emergency this month. Earlier this month, BTCPay Server suffered a vulnerability that led to the exposure of some Lightning Network node credentials and subsequent fund theft. Additionally, the Bitcoin Red Team recently used an AI model to scan 390 Bitcoin code repositories, identifying nearly 5,000 potential issues in approximately 27 hours, with 85 classified as critical vulnerabilities.