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August 10, 2026

Your Daily Digest of the 🔥Hottest News in Crypto.

Today’s top stories

🏦 UK regulators to prepare tokenized gold framework
💰 H100 acquires 2,455 BTC in all-stock deal
⚛️ Q-day could hit by 2028, says Quantus CEO
📰 Keep reading for all of today’s biggest headlines

UK regulators to prepare tokenized gold framework: Report

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is reportedly preparing a regulatory framework for tokenized gold, including its use as collateral in wholesale markets, after holding talks with banks and industry participants. The move aligns with London’s status as the world’s largest over-the-counter gold trading hub and broader UK efforts to expand tokenized finance, which a government-backed task force estimates could add £33 billion to annual economic output by 2035.

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H100 becomes Europe’s No. 2 Bitcoin treasury after 2,455 BTC deal

Sweden’s H100 Group tripled its Bitcoin treasury to 3,506 BTC—up from roughly 1,169 BTC—after acquiring Norwegian Bitcoin companies in an all-stock deal valued at about $155 million. That makes it Europe’s second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder, behind Germany’s Bitcoin Group SE with 3,605 BTC. The all-stock structure lets H100 expand its Nordic footprint without tapping into its cash reserves.

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Crypto’s first quantum attack will look like unexplained breach: Quantus founder

Quantum computing’s first crypto attack will likely go unnoticed as a dramatic hack—instead, it may appear as unexplained wallet breaches with no forensic evidence of how funds were stolen, since quantum attackers can derive private keys from public data without compromising systems. Experts predict attackers will target high-value but low-profile keys, like exchange hot wallets or even Tether’s minting key, rather than Satoshi Nakamoto’s dormant Bitcoin, while the industry races to prepare for “Q-day.”

BIP-110 ends with a whimper, CLARITY vote punted: Hodler’s Digest, Aug. 9

BIP-110, the Bitcoin soft fork aimed at erasing spam like Ordinals, failed spectacularly, splitting into a minority chain that mined just two blocks before stalling after securing only 2.5% support. Meanwhile, the CLARITY Act’s Senate vote was pushed to September 15, with odds favoring a “no” vote despite last-minute lobbying hopes.

Elsewhere, a volunteer security group found nearly 8,000 potential issues in Bitcoin ecosystem projects after the Coldcard wallet hack exposed random number generator flaws, stealing $100 million. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $853.5 million in inflows, and Ethereum researchers proposed EIP-8363 to slash staking rewards, sparking backlash from DeFi protocols. Bitcoin traded at $64,814, up 2% for the week.