Author: 1to90

Authentics
Store
Tickets
Hospitality
Experiences
Previous
Current
Upcoming
ONBOARD: Verstappen’s 2025 Pirelli Pole Position Award lap at the United States Grand Prix
F1 TV EXCLUSIVE: James Hinchcliffe gets behind the wheel of a Haas F1 car
Max Verstappen looked in commanding form during Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, the Dutchman clinching pole position despite a potential moment of drama in the final runs.
Max Verstappen has seized pole position for the United States Grand Prix, the Dutchman’s initial lap in Q3 proving enough to secure him the top spot after running out of time to put in a second effort.
Having set the pace through Q1 and Q2, Verstappen looked to have continued that theme by going quickest during the opening laps of Q3 on an effort of 1m 32.510s. While he attempted to go again in the final runs, the Red Bull driver did not reach the line before the chequered flag fell, meaning that he would have to rely on his earlier effort.
It turned out to be enough, with his time putting him 0.291s clear of closest challenger Lando Norris in second. The McLaren driver was only six-thousandths ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc in third, while Mercedes’ George Russell slotted into fourth.
The other Ferrari of Lewis Hamilton claimed P5, with McLaren’s Oscar Piastri seemingly experiencing a tricky session in P6. Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli followed in P7, with Haas’ Ollie Bearman, the Williams of Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso in the Aston Martin rounding out the top 10.
Qualifying results
FORMULA 1 MSC CRUISES UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX 2025
After his impressive Sprint Qualifying performance on Friday, Nico Hulkenberg was unable to replicate this in Saturday’s Qualifying. The Kick Sauber driver exited Q2 in 11th, putting him one position ahead of Racing Bulls’ Liam Lawson in 12th.
Yuki Tsunoda took P13 for Red Bull, with the Alpine pair of Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto just behind in P14 and P15.
There was early drama just a few minutes into Qualifying when a crash for Isack Hadjar brought out the red flags, leaving the Racing Bulls man down in 20th and last place.
Track limits proved to be the undoing of Lance Stroll and Alex Albon in the segment, with the deletion of their respective laps putting the Aston Martin and Williams drivers in 18th and 19th respectively, though a five-place grid penalty for Stroll will drop him to the back. The other names to exit early doors, meanwhile, were Kick Sauber’s Gabriel Bortoleto (16th) and Haas’ Esteban Ocon (17th).
Hours on from an action-packed Sprint at the Circuit of The Americas, the attentions of the paddock shifted to Qualifying, which would decide the starting order for Sunday’s United States Grand Prix.
A queue had already formed in the pit lane ahead of the green light signalling the start of Q1, with Ocon leading the pack out for the 18-minute segment. Two drivers to emerge after the initial chain had dispersed were the McLaren pair of Norris and Piastri, both back in action after their earlier Lap 1 exit in the Sprint.
A red flag was thrown just minutes into the session when Hadjar hit the barriers, having lost the rear of the car before spinning off. The Racing Bulls driver was seen hitting the steering wheel in frustration following the incident, while work began to clear his stricken car from the track.
Once the session resumption time had been announced shortly afterwards – with just over 14 minutes left on the clock – another pit lane queue quickly developed. The majority of the field had bolted on soft tyres for their early runs with the exception of Hamilton, who had ran used mediums before also switching to the soft rubber.
There was a dicey moment for Norris as he tried to put a first timed lap on the board, the Briton going wide which forced him to abandon his effort. Leclerc, meanwhile, had gone fastest on a lap of 1m 33.525s, putting him 0.065s clear of Verstappen.
Norris’ next attempt was more successful but could still only place him in seventh, one position behind team mate Piastri. At the other end of the timesheets, the drivers at risk as the session entered its final minutes were Stroll, Colapinto, Albon and Bortoleto, along with Hadjar whose crash had brought an early end to his Qualifying.
The Mercedes pair of Russell and Antonelli caught the eye by briefly taking a 1-2, before Sprint winner Verstappen displaced the former at the top by one tenth on a lap of 1m 33.207s. Colapinto, meanwhile, had moved himself just out of danger to P15, pushing the previously improved Bortoleto back down to P16.
All eyes were then on Albon as the Thai driver tried to escape elimination. He promptly seemed to do so by putting his Williams into eighth place – but his lap time was then deleted for exceeding track limits, pushing him back to P19.
Another driver to have their effort erased for the same reason was Stroll, leaving the Canadian in 18th, which will become last place due to a five-place grid penalty. Bortoleto also failed to progress to Q2 in 16th, with Ocon in 17th while Hadjar – having been unable to rejoin the session – brought up the rear in 20th.
Knocked out: Bortoleto, Ocon, Stroll, Albon, Hadjar
Another 15 minutes went on the clock as Q2 got underway, the soft rubber again proving the tyre of choice for the field as they set to putting a time on the board. Verstappen looked to have continued his Q1 form forward, setting an early benchmark of 1m 32.701s.
Leclerc slotted into second, 0.168s away from Verstappen, with Norris third and Hamilton fourth following the initial runs. Piastri, meanwhile, was back in seventh, not a comfortable position for the McLaren driver to be in.
Further back, the names at risk were Lawson, Russell, Tsunoda, Colapinto and Gasly, the latter having yet to set a lap after his time was deleted due to track limits. Russell returned to the track earlier than most for his decisive lap, the Briton moving up to P6.
As the action picked up in the final minutes of Q2 – with just Verstappen opting to stay in the garage, seemingly feeling safe at the top – the other Red Bull of Tsunoda could not better his previous time, leaving him in P13, while Hulkenberg was also unable to progress in P11.
After getting a lap on the board, Gasly moved forward but only to P14 – ahead of team mate Colapinto – while Lawson also exited in P12.
Knocked out: Hulkenberg, Lawson, Tsunoda, Gasly, Colapinto
The remaining 10 drivers readied themselves to battle it out in the decisive Q3, with Verstappen and the McLaren, Mercedes and Ferrari duos joined by Sainz, Alonso and Bearman for the final shootout.
Most of the pack had opted for fresh soft tyres, while Piastri, Bearman, Alonso and Sainz had bolted on used sets. And once the first runs had been completed, Verstappen again went fastest to claim provisional pole on a lap of 1m 32.510s, going 0.394s clear of Norris.
Russell and Antonelli had slotted into third and fourth, with Bearman and Sainz beating Piastri while Alonso, Hamilton and Leclerc rounded out the order. The latter’s time was some four seconds off that set by Verstappen – and it soon became clear why, with replays showing the Ferrari completing a 360-degree spin into the final corner.
Attentions then turned to the all-important final runs, for which everybody was sporting fresh tyres. There was concern at Red Bull over whether Verstappen would reach the line in time to start his lap – a worry that came to fruition as the Dutchman indeed missed out, meaning that he would need to rely on his earlier effort.
As the others put their own laps in, Verstappen's first time proved unbeatable. Norris slotted into second place – 0.291s back from Verstappen – while Leclerc was not far behind in third. Russell and Hamilton were next in the order, with Piastri back in sixth on a tough day for the Australian. Antonelli, Bearman, Sainz and Alonso, meanwhile, completed the top 10 for the United States Grand Prix.
“It was good," said polesitter Verstappen. "I think in every segment, the car was very strong. Just trying to put the lap together sometimes here can be very tricky. It’s very hot with very strong winds as well, and in the first sector, having that tailwind is challenging.
“The first run in Q3 was good, we managed to improve a little bit from Q2. Unfortunately, I couldn’t do my final run. It was a bit messy with the out laps, but luckily, we didn’t need it. For us, again, a very strong result.”
The 2025 United States Grand Grand Prix is set to begin at 1400 local time on Sunday. Head to the RACE HUB to find out how you can catch the action from the Circuit of The Americas.
Next Up
© 2003-2025 Formula One World Championship Limited

source

XRP slipped below $2.40 again, and the chart looks heavy. In 2012, Ripple’s idea of faster cross-border payments using a digital ledger was revolutionary. But now in 2025, there are new competitors, and Ripple is failing to move with the times.

Stablecoins process multiples more daily volume than XRP in cross-border payments, and this will only increase with more stablecoin chains launching. Web2 firms are rolling out their own rails, such as Stripe’s Tempo payments chain. More headwinds for XRP.

But why has the upstart Digitap ($TAP) been named as the best banking token for 2026? It provides a product that regular people can use today. It is playing a different game: bridging the old system and the new one, hiding the rails, and making the experience feel like a neobank. Digitap can integrate each new stablecoin chain as it comes online, and its presale is already selling out fast. 

XRP ideally wanted to break upwards, cross $3, and then use it as support. That’s what the bulls wanted to see. Now that price has fallen back below $2.40 and XRP has fallen out of the cloud, it exists in no man’s land. Bears definitely have the momentum at these levels, and if it doesn’t hold here, it looks likely to revisit below $2.

All rallies are being met with sellers, and even long-term bulls are losing patience. While the idea of modernizing cross-border payments still reads well on paper. The problem is that nobody is actually using Ripple’s ledger to process any meaningful volume, and the price is starting to reflect that gap. 
Stablecoins changed the game and carry billions of dollars around the world daily. They are digital dollars, fees are negligible, they arrive in seconds, and teams of builders all over the world are building new rails for them right now.

Plasma is a clear example of a network purpose-built to scale the speed and adoption of stablecoins. Web2 companies are pushing payment products that use blockchain rails, and all of this crowding makes it increasingly difficult for XRP to show clear growth. People are simply not using the product.

Now the race is on to find the consumer-facing applications that will get real people using stablecoins. That’s how the banking token race changed. 
Money at internet speed needs two things: cheap rails and a front end that feels safe. The rails exist. The missing piece has been the face users trust.

A banking-grade app with a card that works anywhere sets the right expectation. Tap at checkout. Pay a supplier. Move a balance across borders the same day. When that experience is clean, adoption follows. This is the gap DigiTap is aiming at.
DigiTap looks like a modern banking app—but it is an omni-bank. A single app where fiat, stablecoins, and crypto all coexist. The idea is simple. Get the best modern rails integrated (blockchains), integrate the old rails so people can make instant crypto-to-fiat swaps, make the UX easy to understand, hiding any complexity, and bridge traditional finance and crypto.

Digitap is a bridge that lets the legacy side and the blockchain side work together. It is built to plug into whatever network makes a given transfer cheaper or faster. New stablecoin chains can be added as they launch. 

A real card is a killer distribution network to get crypto into the real economy. Digitap’s virtual and physical Visa cards connect balances to the physical world.

Apple Pay and Google Pay support make it easy to use on day one. The merchant only sees Visa, and now stablecoins, BTC, major altcoins, and numerous other cryptos can be spent. Even better, when Digitap makes the conversion, an intelligent smart routing system finds the best swap price automatically. 

XRP is chasing bank partnerships and still waiting for real-world use. DigiTap flipped that approach and starts with the user. Anyone can download the app today before participating in the presale, and in a market that is prioritizing execution, this style has worked perfectly, explaining its booming early success.

Digitap is already a product and has raised more than $750,000 since launch. The current price of $TAP sits at $0.0194, with a planned jump to $0.0268 in the next stage. And that looks very cheap for a token that plans to hyper-scale crypto adoption. And the token is wired to platform activity, with 50% of profits used to reduce supply via burns and reward stakers. 
With XRP fading below $2.40 and headwinds stacking against it, the crypto banking trade is finding new favorites, and Digitap is the prime candidate. Become an early adopter today by joining the presale, or download the new app and see what the omni-banking experience is like. 
Discover how Digitap is unifying cash and crypto by checking out their project here:
Presale: https://presale.digitap.app
Website: https://digitap.app
Social: https://linktr.ee/digitap.app 
Disclaimer: This is a paid post and should not be treated as news/advice.
Disclaimer:
AMBCrypto’s content is meant to be informational in nature and should not be interpreted as investment advice. Trading, buying or selling cryptocurrencies should be considered a high-risk investment and every reader is advised to do their own research before making any decisions.
© 2025 AMBCrypto

source

Ripple’s XRP (XRP-USD) is reclaiming investor attention after an eventful week that combined a sharp price resurgence with dramatic shifts in on-chain behavior. As of October 17, XRP trades near $2.29, up 2.2% in 24 hours, marking a modest but psychologically important recovery after touching lows of $2.10 earlier in the week. The rebound follows a flurry of catalysts — most notably, Ripple’s $1 billion acquisition of GTreasury, growing institutional interest in future XRP ETFs, and speculation around long-term targets as high as $8–$15 if momentum holds.
After weeks of correction from the September peak near $3.30, XRP has stabilized within a tight $2.10–$2.35 range. The token remains below the 20-, 50-, and 100-day EMAs clustered around $2.22–$2.25, signaling a neutral-to-bearish bias in the short term. The 200-day EMA near $2.09 continues to serve as long-term support. Momentum indicators show mild exhaustion — the RSI at 41.5 is approaching oversold territory, suggesting waning selling pressure.
Resistance levels are clearly defined: $2.30 is the first barrier, followed by $2.60 and $2.80, where sellers previously defended aggressively. Support rests at $2.00, with a secondary floor near $1.85–$1.60, the zone of the October 10 capitulation. A decisive daily close above $2.60 could trigger a relief rally toward $2.80–$3.00, while a breakdown below $2.00 risks reopening the path to $1.85.
A striking anomaly has surfaced in XRP’s network metrics. Data from XRPScan shows that tokens burned as transaction fees plunged 71%, from 616 XRP on Oct 17 to 178 XRP on Oct 18, even as price advanced more than 5%. Typically, lower burn rates signal reduced activity or lower congestion, yet the opposite movement — a rising price amid declining burn — suggests enhanced network efficiency and shifting usage patterns.
Market observers link this to large holders consolidating off-exchange positions and to institutional adjustments on RippleNet corridors. The divergence between price and burn rate may also reflect more efficient transaction batching on the XRPL, as major payment partners automate settlement through new liquidity channels.
Despite spot-market enthusiasm, derivatives traders remain cautious. Open interest in XRP perpetuals dropped 5.26% to $3.5 billion, indicating reduced speculative leverage even as price rebounded. Roughly 1.49 billion XRP, worth about $3.5 billion, remain locked in active contracts — a volume consistent with consolidation rather than breakout momentum.
This pullback in leveraged exposure may signal that professional traders await confirmation above the EMA cluster before re-entering bullish positions. Historically, a decline in open interest during a rebound reflects more sustainable, less frothy price action — an encouraging backdrop for long-term holders seeking stability over short squeezes.
The standout fundamental driver this week is Ripple’s $1 billion purchase of GTreasury, a global leader in corporate treasury management systems serving Fortune 500 clients. The move embeds Ripple’s technology into a $120 trillion global cash-management market, positioning the XRP Ledger (XRPL) as the bridge for instantaneous settlement of tokenized deposits and stablecoin flows across corporate accounts.
CEO Brad Garlinghouse framed the acquisition as a redefinition of blockchain utility: “Payments are where crypto first proved itself, and now XRP will power real-world treasury movement.” This integration could unlock trillions in trapped liquidity, establishing XRP as the default settlement token for institutional treasurers transitioning from legacy SWIFT rails to blockchain infrastructure.
The deal’s timing is strategic. As global corporations increasingly interact with tokenized money and digital-asset portfolios, XRPL’s interoperability offers cost advantages and real-time transparency — two priorities for multinational finance departments.
Speculation continues to swirl around a potential XRP ETF approval once U.S. government operations normalize. Analysts argue that spot ETF authorization could replicate the liquidity shock seen with Bitcoin ETFs earlier this year, channeling institutional inflows into XRP’s capped supply.
One chart analyst, Remi, projected an eventual E-wave rally to $1,200, referencing XRP’s 76,000% run in 2017 and estimating a 50,000% potential increase in this cycle if institutional demand accelerates. While extreme, even conservative extrapolations suggest that sustained adoption of XRPL for real-world settlement could justify multi-fold appreciation.
From a structural perspective, XRP/USD is tracing an ascending triangle with a double-bottom base near $2.30, both bullish continuation patterns if validated by volume. The breakout threshold remains $3.40, a level repeatedly rejected since Q2. If reclaimed, measured-move projections point toward an $8 technical target, representing a 260% advance from current levels.
Short-term traders are watching the $2.70 demand zone for signs of accumulation. Momentum oscillators — the MACD histogram flattening below its signal line and RSI stabilizing near 40 — suggest a potential pivot from corrective to neutral trend. Confirmation will require sustained closes above $2.35 with rising volume.
Ripple’s recovery unfolds against a backdrop of broader crypto volatility. Bitcoin (BTC-USD) hovers near $109,000, commanding 58% market dominance, which has limited altcoin performance. Yet XRP’s resilience in maintaining the $2.00–$2.10 support amid capital rotation into BTC underscores growing confidence in its fundamental story rather than speculative hype.
Meanwhile, trade frictions between the U.S. and China and uncertainty surrounding monetary policy continue to weigh on risk assets. XRP’s ability to attract institutional traction through real-world payments positions it differently from meme-driven or DeFi tokens lacking tangible use cases.
If bulls defend $2.00–$2.10, XRP could retest $2.45–$2.60 in coming weeks. A clean break above $2.70 would validate momentum reversal toward $3.00, while a failure could extend losses toward $1.85. For 2025 year-end, conservative models project a range between $2.60 and $5.00, with potential acceleration to $7.00–$8.00 under favorable ETF and treasury-integration scenarios.
Longer-term forecasts for 2026–2027 price XRP between $3.50 and $4.50, with upper-bound targets near $10 if institutional settlement volumes expand. The Fibonacci resistance near $7.00 remains the intermediate checkpoint for the next bullish phase.
The confluence of improving on-chain efficiency, the $1 billion GTreasury integration, declining speculative leverage, and resilient price structure points toward a maturing phase for XRP-USD. While volatility persists, the combination of real-world utility, potential ETF inflows, and solid technical support near $2.00 provides a foundation for a renewed uptrend through 2026.
Based on current data, XRP remains undervalued relative to its enterprise potential. The immediate resistance at $2.60–$2.80 will define short-term trajectory, but structural adoption signals suggest the next major breakout could propel XRP-USD toward $5.00 in 2025 and potentially higher in subsequent cycles.
Enter your email to receive our newsletter

source

Could the tides be turning in the cryptocurrency markets? Veteran analyst John Bollinger has spotlighted compelling chart patterns in Ethereum and Solana, igniting murmurs of imminent bullish reversals. For investors poised to leap into the crypto arena, deciphering these signals might just be the key to unlocking significant opportunities in the near future.
Bollinger Bands have long been regarded as a robust barometer for assessing market volatility and pinpointing overextended price conditions. Right now, Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are flaunting distinctive “W” formations—a hallmark of bullish reversals. The implication? These digital assets could soon be set for a pronounced rebound. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) remains ensconced in a narrow trading range, allowing altcoins to capture the spotlight and gain ground as they stir with potential.
Once again, Bitcoin has thrust itself into the center of attention, yet not for the most favorable reasons. A recent decline exceeding 10% sent shockwaves through the wider crypto community, dragging several altcoins into the fray. Analysts caution that if Bitcoin fails to cling to the vital support zone around $101,700, we could see altcoins bleeding further. Historically speaking, such tumultuous phases often herald a substantial market rebound, a glimmer of hope for all those navigating the often-treacherous waters of cryptocurrency trading.
Conversations are buzzing among traders, igniting a renewed interest in ETH and SOL. The prevailing sentiment is that we might be on the brink of an altcoin season—a period where these cryptocurrencies could experience head-spinning rallies in price. Despite Bitcoin’s bearish undertones sparking disquiet, shifting market dynamics reveal a fertile ground for opportunity as new trends emerge.
In the complex world of cryptocurrency, moving averages serve as invaluable navigational tools for traders. Bitcoin’s struggle to breach the critical 50-week simple moving average is drawing concentrated attention. This marker has historically been a reliable predictor of reversals. Observers note that panic selling typically ensues following repeated failures to surge past this line, yet those same corrections often pave the way for exhilarating rebounds. Recognizing these psychological underpinnings can equip traders with the acumen needed to refine their strategies.
Delving deeper into the technical signals of ETH and SOL, a narrative of resilience emerges. Ethereum is on the mend from recent lows, diligently testing key resistance levels, which could signal an impending bullish upsurge. Meanwhile, Solana holds its own amid a variety of market pressures, showcasing adaptability. The progressive ecosystems surrounding these cryptocurrencies position them for growth, particularly appealing to long-term investors keen on robust projects that can weather the storm.
As the crypto landscape continues its unpredictable dance, understanding these fluctuations becomes paramount. Analysts urge traders to stay vigilant, monitoring Bitcoin’s resistance thresholds alongside the performance of Ethereum and Solana. This proactive stance could illuminate potential buy signals and alternative investment pathways, capitalizing on the tumultuous shifts that define the market.
As technical analysis and market strategies intertwine, one cannot overlook the importance of compliance amid a rapidly evolving regulatory environment. Properly managing crypto-to-fiat conversions while adhering to domestic and international guidelines is essential. For Web3 innovators and decentralized organizations, leveraging a comprehensive financial management platform effectively streamlines processes and mitigates risks in this intensely scrutinized landscape.
In a world rife with uncertainty, the current heartbeat of the cryptocurrency market reveals exciting prospects for those willing to adapt and evolve. With John Bollinger’s insights highlighting the bullish potential for Ethereum and Solana, daring investors can find fertile ground to sow their strategies. Yet, keeping a pulse on market dynamics, resistance levels, and compliance considerations remains crucial as we traverse this unpredictable terrain. Embrace the challenges ahead, seize the transient opportunities, and allow the rhythm of the market to steer your investment odyssey.

Get started with Crypto effortlessly. OneSafe brings together your crypto and banking needs in one simple, powerful platform.
Ripple's Stuart Alderoty counters the crime narrative around crypto, showcasing its legitimate uses and the importance of education and transparency.
Veteran analyst John Bollinger highlights bullish patterns in Ethereum and Solana, signaling potential market reversals and trading strategies in cryptocurrency.
The Mt. Gox repayment extension raises questions about Bitcoin's market stability and its impact on crypto payroll adoption across Asia and Europe.
Begin your journey with OneSafe today. Quick, effortless, and secure, our streamlined process ensures your account is set up and ready to go, hassle-free

source

The New Jersey Lottery offers multiple draw games for people looking to strike it rich. Here’s a look at Oct. 18, 2025, results for each game:
Midday: 4-2-8, Fireball: 4
Evening: 6-1-5, Fireball: 7
Check Pick-3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Midday: 7-9-5-3, Fireball: 4
Evening: 4-2-8-5, Fireball: 7
Check Pick-4 payouts and previous drawings here.
04-05-39-40-42, Xtra: 02
Check Jersey Cash 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
10-23-33-39-48, Cash Ball: 04
Check Cash4Life payouts and previous drawings here.
Beware: No, a lottery jackpot winner isn’t giving you money. How to spot a scammer
06-07-11-21-31-45
Check Pick-6 payouts and previous drawings here.
Drawings are held every four minutes. Check winning numbers here.
Drawings are held every four minutes. Check winning numbers here.
Feeling lucky? Explore the latest lottery news & results
Winning lottery numbers are sponsored by Jackpocket, the official digital lottery courier of the USA TODAY Network.
Tickets can be purchased in person at gas stations, convenience stores and grocery stores. Some airport terminals may also sell lottery tickets.
You can also order tickets online through Jackpocket, the official digital lottery courier of the USA TODAY Network, in these U.S. states and territories: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Washington D.C., and West Virginia. The Jackpocket app allows you to pick your lottery game and numbers, place your order, see your ticket and collect your winnings all using your phone or home computer.
Jackpocket is the official digital lottery courier of the USA TODAY Network. Gannett may earn revenue for audience referrals to Jackpocket services. GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-GAMBLER, Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY). 18+ (19+ in NE, 21+ in AZ). Physically present where Jackpocket operates. Jackpocket is not affiliated with any State Lottery. Eligibility Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. Terms: jackpocket.com/tos.
This results page was generated automatically using information from TinBu and a template written and reviewed by a New Jersey Sr Breaking News Editor. You can send feedback using this form.

source

Q: What exactly is the Mt. Gox repayment extension?
A: The Mt. Gox payment extension is essentially the extension of the deadline for repayments to creditors whose funds were lost when Mt. Gox collapsed in 2014. The new deadline is set for October 31, 2025. This affects about 34,689 BTC, the bulk of the funds that are about to be distributed.
Q: Is this important? Why does it matter?
A: Yes, it matters because this will release a considerable amount of Bitcoin back into circulation. The question is how it will impact the market.
Q: What pressures will this extension create on Bitcoin’s price?
A: While many of the repayments have already been made, the staggered distribution of funds is certainly expected to create some downward price pressure on Bitcoin.
Q: Why do they believe that?
A: Historically, similar situations have caused market jitters, but the impact was less than expected. The gradual release of funds could potentially create downward price pressure, but the markets might absorb the effects better than anticipated.
Q: What does this mean for crypto payroll adoption?
A: It’s a double-edged sword. On one hand, it shows that people are willing to accept cryptocurrencies as payment. On the other hand, it also highlights the risks associated with keeping your crypto on exchanges, exacerbated by a recent high-profile failure.
Q: What is a crucial lesson for businesses trying to integrate crypto payroll?
A: Regulatory crypto custody is important. Companies have to entrust their earnings with custodians who are held to fiduciary standards.
Q: What else is important?
A: Transparency and internal controls. Proper reporting procedures will prevent fraud and build trust.
Q: Is this a great sign for crypto payroll?
A: High-profile failures lead to caution. Companies will have to wait for the market to stabilize before implementing crypto payroll.
Q: Are stablecoins a good alternative?
A: They provide price stability and ease of use for payroll systems. They are also easier to regulate and integrate into cross-border systems.
Q: Is the trend of crypto payroll gaining traction?
A: Yes, especially in Asia and Europe, though the Mt. Gox situation may compel SMEs to be cautious.

Get started with Crypto effortlessly. OneSafe brings together your crypto and banking needs in one simple, powerful platform.
The Mt. Gox repayment extension raises questions about Bitcoin's market stability and its impact on crypto payroll adoption across Asia and Europe.
Eric Trump debunks rumors of a 'USA' token launch by Barron Trump, highlighting the risks of celebrity endorsements in crypto markets.
Bitcoin's rise challenges gold's status as a reliable store of value, prompting a reevaluation of investment strategies and regulatory frameworks.
Begin your journey with OneSafe today. Quick, effortless, and secure, our streamlined process ensures your account is set up and ready to go, hassle-free

source

The Pennsylvania Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025 results for each game:
03-11-27-40-58, Powerball: 10, Power Play: 3
Check Powerball payouts and previous drawings here.
Day: 2-5, Wild: 6
Evening: 3-2, Wild: 4
Check Pick 2 payouts and previous drawings here.
Day: 2-5-1, Wild: 6
Evening: 5-4-8, Wild: 4
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Day: 6-7-7-6, Wild: 6
Evening: 1-2-3-7, Wild: 4
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
Day: 3-1-6-6-0, Wild: 6
Evening: 1-4-3-9-1, Wild: 4
Check Pick 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
10-23-33-39-48, Cash Ball: 04
Check Cash4Life payouts and previous drawings here.
04-14-19-22-42
Check Cash 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
07-20-21-26-29
Check Treasure Hunt payouts and previous drawings here.
08-21-32-33-41-48
Check Match 6 Lotto payouts and previous drawings here.
02-09-10-14-36, Powerball: 23
Feeling lucky? Explore the latest lottery news & results
Lottery Headquarters is currently not open to the public. Visit the PA Lottery website for other office locations near you.
This results page was generated automatically using information from TinBu and a template written and reviewed by a Pennsylvania editor. You can send feedback using this form.

source

XRP on the verge of a price dump if the ETF gets delayed.  Binance
source

Today, Pi Network recorded its third straight month of declining prices. On October 8, Pi Coin fell to a new all-time low of $0.2376, dropping almost 10% in the past 24 hours. The continued slide has turned overall market sentiment bearish.
The strong momentum that Pi Network had at the beginning of the year quickly faded, as it plummeted. In August 2025, the token reached $0.33, then in September it dropped lower to $0.2552, and now in October, the coin dropped even further. 
According to recent data, the token has declined more than 91% from its all-time high of $2.99. Noting this dip, Dr Altcoin, a crypto expert, wrote on X,
“As a community, we Pioneers have worked hard for over six years and done our part. It’s now up to the Pi Core Team to take action on the Pi price.” 
He called on the Pi Network team to finally act on the falling Pi price, saying that pioneers could buy coins from centralized exchanges (CEX) and that introducing a coin-burning mechanism could help reduce supply and support the coin’s value.
Can Pi Coin Still Hit $1? 
Due to bearish price action from months, the prediction data has completely changed, showing Pi coin can no longer reach $1. According to data from Coincodex, the token shows a strong bearish sentiment of 78% with only 22% of a bullish trend. 
Pi coin prediction chart: 
Now, the upcoming events like the upgrade to protocol version 23, Pi Hackathon, and their impact on price are left to be seen. 
FAQs
Pi Coin is declining due to overwhelmingly bearish market sentiment and a lack of immediate catalysts, leading to a 91% drop from its all-time high.
Current predictions are bearish, with Pi Coin unlikely to reach $1. Forecasts suggest a maximum price of around $0.24 in 2025 and $0.99 by 2030.
With a 78% bearish sentiment and continuous price declines, Pi Network is considered a high-risk investment. Its recovery depends on future team actions and ecosystem development.
Select market data provided by ICE Data Services. Select reference data provided by FactSet. Copyright © 2025 FactSet Research Systems Inc.Copyright © 2025, American Bankers Association. CUSIP Database provided by FactSet Research Systems Inc. All rights reserved. SEC fillings and other documents provided by Quartr.© 2025 TradingView, Inc.

source