# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-10-01 11:30 UTC)
## @AshCrypto (Ash Crypto) · 10-01 11:04 · ♥291 ↻29 💬61 SEPTEMBER WAS MASSIVE FOR CRYPTO.
The Clarity Act failed to pass the Senate, and FED hiked the rates, but the market surprised everyone with an insane pump.
1. Bitcoin closed above the 50W MA for two straight weeks, a strong sign for the trend reversal.
2. BTC hit $87K, ETH $2.8K and SOL $120 for the first time in nearly 8 months, and had the highest monthly close in 9 months.
3. Crypto market cap reclaimed $3T for the first time in 8 months.
4. BTC ETFs saw $2.65B in inflows, while ETH ETFs saw $832.4M, their second-largest monthly inflow this year.
5. ETH/BTC broke out of a nearly 5-year downtrend, a strong signal for the altcoin market.
6. The SEC and CFTC started rolling out new crypto rules and promised regulation without the Clarity Act.
7. Two major crypto bills advanced: the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill and the crypto tax bill.
8. SEC declared staking tokens and token buybacks as non-securities, and FED proposed rules allowing banks to issue their own crypto stablecoins.
9. X partnered with crypto exchanges to let users trade crypto right from the timeline.
10. BlackRock expanded access to tokenized investment portfolios and NYSE partnered to bring tokenized US stocks to 44M crypto accounts.
After a massive Uptember, let’s all manifest an even bigger Uptober 🚀 https://x.com/AshCrypto/status/2105614843319378390
## @wtfzeezco (𝚣𝚎𝚎𝚣) · 10-01 10:14 · ♥43 ↻33 💬2 everybody don dey move to @myspenda and i honestly understand why.
you just deposit your naira, then send stablecoins directly from the same balance.
game changer fr. https://t.co/2ftQ9555vp https://x.com/wtfzeezco/status/2105602332880740473
## @TheDebriefing17 (TheDebriefing17) · 10-01 10:52 · ♥57 ↻17 💬1 🚨THE DEBRIEFING: JACKPOT
They didn't rob the banks. They made the machines hand it over.
And the money still couldn't hide.
September 30, 2026. Treasury sanctions 10 targets tied to Tren de Aragua.
The alleged architect goes by "Prometheus." He is on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list.
The scheme is called jackpotting. Crews broke into U.S. ATMs, pulled the hard drive, loaded malware, and put the drive back. Then they sent the command and the machine emptied itself. The malware erased itself afterward.
The crews came in from a network run out of Mexico and Venezuela.
The count: $40.73 million, more than 1,500 attacks, as of August 2025. DOJ has charged 98 people since October 2025.
Here is the part that matters.
The stolen cash was converted to crypto and moved across borders. Mostly stablecoins.
Treasury named seven wallet addresses. All seven were deposit addresses at a major exchange.
The issuer had already frozen funds on wallets connected to them before Treasury acted. The private rail moved first. The government followed.
Then the blockchain analysts traced the counterparties. The trail ran into:
a Venezuelan launderer charged with moving about a billion dollars
a laundering network used by Colombian and Mexican cartels
Different gangs. Different crimes. Same pipes. One more receipt.
In February 2025, the State Department designated Tren de Aragua a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
That label changed the charge sheet. ATM burglary is now prosecuted as material support to terrorists, alongside bank fraud and money laundering.
Tools built after 2001 for terror financing are now pointed at a malware crew emptying cash machines.
This is my read, and I'll say it plainly. This is not a gang problem being handled one gang at a time. It is one laundering class being mapped across every group that uses it. The rail sees all of them at once.
They chose stablecoins for stability. They got visibility instead.
Every dollar that touches the rail is a dollar someone can see, freeze, and name.
Prometheus stole the fire.
The rail kept the receipts.
I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed. > 引用 @TheDebriefing17: 🚨On the morning of September 30, 2026, the last American soldier left Iraq.
On the afternoon of September 30, 2026, Treasury published three enforcement actions.
The first designated 10 individuals and entities across five countries for procuring weapons for Iran's military. Operation Economic Outcast. China. Hong Kong. Pakistan. Saudi Arabia. Turkey. The financial pipeline that feeds Iran's missile and drone programs mapped and sanctioned.
The second designated 50 Sinaloa Cartel leaders and corruption networks in Baja California, including the ex-husband of the sitting governor. The cartel's captured-institution architecture mapped and sanctioned.
The third designated 10 targets in Tren de Aragua's financial network for stealing millions from American banks through ATM jackpotting attacks. A Venezuelan gang's cyber-fraud operation mapped and sanctioned.
Three actions. Three different target classes. Three different regions of the world. Same building. Same afternoon. Same day the military mission ended.
The TdA action is the one that tells you where this is going.
His name is Prometheus. Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre. FBI Ten Most Wanted. He engineered the malware. The software forces ATMs to dispense every bill inside them without debiting an account. The criminals break into the machine, install the code, activate it remotely, and a facilitator stands at the ATM while it empties itself.
They call it jackpotting.
$40.73 million stolen. Over 1,500 attacks. Across the United States. The proceeds laundered through cryptocurrency and transferred to TdA members in Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, and elsewhere.
Prometheus designed the malware from outside the country. His crews deployed across American cities. They hit the ATMs, collected the cash, converted it to crypto, and sent it home. A Venezuelan terrorist organization funding itself by robbing American banks through their own machines.
98 people indicted by the Department of Justice. 10 designated by OFAC today. The charges include material support for a Foreign Terrorist Organization — because TdA was designated as an FTO on February 20, 2025.
Without the FTO designation, these are bank fraud cases. Federal crimes, serious penalties, but ordinary. With the FTO designation, they're terrorism cases. The defendants face 20 to 335 years. The designation is the multiplier. Same tool that turned CJNG drug cases into narco-terrorism charges in the Czech Republic. Same tool that produced the first guilty pleas for material support in Texas. The FTO designation doesn't change what the defendants did. It changes what the law can do to them.
Joint Task Force Vulcan ran this investigation. Vulcan was created in 2019 to eradicate MS-13. It has now been expanded to target TdA. The task force built for one gang was repurposed for another without starting over. The institutional architecture was already in place. The target changed. The tool didn't.
Vulcan includes U.S. Attorney's Offices in New York, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, Indiana, Nevada, Arizona, and Nebraska. Plus the National Security Division. Plus the Criminal Division. Plus the FBI, DEA, HSI, ATF, U.S. Marshals, and the Bureau of Prisons. Plus international partners through the DEA office in Bogotá.
That's not an investigation. That's a standing enforcement infrastructure that points at whatever target the government assigns it.
MS-13 in 2019. TdA in 2026. The tool was built once. It's been used twice. It will be used again.
Now hold all three actions against the morning's news.
The last American soldiers left Erbil Air Base. Operation Inherent Resolve twelve years of fighting the Islamic State ended. The military mission closed. The AUMF that authorized the presence was repealed. The boots are packed. The planes are home.
And Treasury published three designations covering Iranian weapons procurement, Mexican cartel leadership, and Venezuelan cyber-terrorism financing. Before the day was over.
The military left Iraq. The financial enforcement hit three continents. The pen didn't wait for the boots to clear the runway. The pen was already working.
This is what the transition looks like in practice. Not in theory. Not in a policy paper. In the Federal Register on a Tuesday afternoon.
The 2002 Authorization for Use of Military Force gave the president the authority to keep soldiers in Iraq for twenty years. The repeal closed that door. Every military action now needs current authorization with current receipts.
OFAC doesn't need an AUMF. OFAC needs an executive order, a designation package, and a press release. The authority is permanent. The instrument is instant. The reach is global. No base required. No deployment. No authorization vote. A designation from a desk on Pennsylvania Avenue reaches every bank on earth before close of business.
A soldier in Fallujah could secure one city block. A Treasury designation freezes assets in every jurisdiction that touches the dollar which is every jurisdiction on earth.
The soldier came home today. The designation went out today. One door closed. Three opened. Same government. Same afternoon. Different tool.
September 30, 2026.
Iran's weapons pipeline designated across five countries.
Sinaloa's leadership designated down to the governor's ex-husband.
Tren de Aragua's ATM jackpotting network designated down to the malware engineer on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list.
And the last soldier walked off a base in Iraq and boarded a plane.
Three designations. One withdrawal. Same day. The pen replaced the rifle. The financial rail replaced the kinetic rail. And the transition happened in plain sight, on a Tuesday, documented in Treasury press releases that 159,000 people saw on Twitter before dinner.
Follow the pen. The pen doesn't need a base. The pen works from everywhere. And the pen never leaves.
The sources are the U.S. Department of the Treasury press releases sb0637, sb0638, and sb0640, OFAC Recent Actions September 29-30, 2026, and CNN's reporting on the completion of the U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq.
Timelines. Patterns. The general's words, not mine. All I did was read the receipts.
I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed. https://x.com/TheDebriefing17/status/2105611898729214077
## @BuildOnStellar (Build on Stellar) · 10-01 08:06 · ♥62 ↻8 💬1 Non-dollar stablecoins, RWA issuance, cross-border corridors.
All of it converges on one problem: getting the asset to an end user.
@bettysunlucas at Stellar Night Seoul w/ @DCENTWALLETS: https://t.co/IjhEZXZ72X https://x.com/BuildOnStellar/status/2105569971338379367
## @allthemoney (James Rule XRP ⟐ 👊😎) · 10-01 10:21 · ♥49 ↻9 💬2 🚨 SWELL 2026 FULL SPEAKER LIST 🚨 📍 New York, October 27–29 🎤 109 speakers
⭐ HEADLINERS 🎬 Matt Damon, Water org 🦁 Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple 👩💼 Monica Long, President of Ripple 🧠 David Schwartz (JoelKatz), Ripple CTO Emeritus 🏛️ Terry Duffy, CME Group 📈 Tom Farley, Bullish 🟢 Johann Kerbrat, Robinhood 🌍 Raghuram Rajan, former head of India's central bank 💰 Jenny Just, PEAK6 📊 Chase Lax, Susquehanna Crypto 📉 Billy Hult, Tradeweb 🏦 Laide Majiyagbe, BNY 🗽 Michael Blaugrund, ICE (owner of the New York Stock Exchange) 💧 Gary White, Water org ⚖️ Thomas Chippas, Rothera 🇫🇷 David Bchiri, XRPL Commons
🏦 BANKS AND WALL STREET Jennifer Barker (BNY), Scott Lucas (Barclays), Elizabeth St-Onge (TD Securities), Evy Theunis (DBS), Chris Shin (SBI Savings Bank), Michela Rabbia (Intesa Sanpaolo), Sam ten Cate (State Street), Alastair Sewell (Aviva Investors), Dave Olsen (Jump Trading), Sebastian Pulido (Grayscale), Steven McClurg (Canary Capital), Naureen Hassan (DriveWealth), Sarah Oliva (Cari Network), Tom Lombardi (Cicada Partners)
💳 PAYMENTS, BIG TECH AND CRYPTO Daniel Roesbery (Visa), Sherri Haymond and Massimo Cervesato (Mastercard), Brett Tejpaul and Michael Sikorski (Coinbase), Henri Stern (Stripe Crypto and Privy), Mike McCoy (Fiserv), Nilesh Dusane and Anil Nadiminti (AWS), Edward Woodford (zerohash), Luigi D'Onorio DeMeo (Aave Labs), Hugo Philion (Flare), Fig S (Squid), Alex Pruden (Project Eleven), Chandler Fang (t54 labs), Blake Tablak (Trax), Anderson Pereira (Kapitale), Felipe Carvalho Siqueira (Atlas), Andre Salem (Cryptum), Ariel Scaliter (Justoken), Mikheil Didebulidze (VS1 Finance), Phil Goffin (ZILO), Prince Jindal (Lantern Finance), Thiago Ribeiro (C9 Tech), Ali Tager (National Cryptocurrency Association)
📋 ADVISORS AND CONSULTANTS Matthew Blumenfeld and Caroline McIlroy (PwC), Christopher Woolard (EY), Bernhard Kronfellner (BCG), Sadaf Jadran (Wave of Innovation)
🔷 RIPPLE TEAM Jack McDonald (stablecoins and Standard Custody), Markus Infanger and Jasmine Cooper (RippleX), Michael Higgins and Noel Kimmel (Ripple Prime), Renaat Ver Eecke (Ripple Treasury), Aanchal Malhotra, Ayo Akinyele, Brian Oliver, Christina Chan, Maximilian Ruf, Matthew Osborne, Mayukha Vadari, Vito Tumas, Joel Mun, Luke Judges, Lucas Schoch, Sabrina Tachdjian, Tatsuya Kohrogi
⚙️ XRP LEDGER BUILDERS Brett Mollin, Denis Angell and Hussein "Vet" Zangana (XRPL Foundation), Luc Bocahut and Thomas Hussenet (XRPL Commons), Robert Kiuru (XRPL Labs and Xaman), Mai Furukawa (XRPL Japan), Ben Ko (XRPL Korea), Dom Kwok (EasyA), Dejan Cabrilo (Common Prefix)
🎓 PROFESSORS AND RESEARCHERS Ari Juels (Cornell Tech), Elaine Shi and Ariel Zetlin-Jones (Carnegie Mellon), Kevin Werbach (Wharton), Agostino Capponi (Columbia), Deian Stefan (UC San Diego), Yuliya Guseva (Florida State), Michele Neitz and EJ Jung (University of San Francisco), Marcos Simplicio (University of São Paulo), Francesco Pierangeli (Birmingham), Radu State (Luxembourg), Federico Pintore (Trento), Yebo Feng (Nanyang Technological University), Harsha Vardhan (Trinity College Dublin), Si Hui Ong (NUS Fintech Lab), Daniel Vilardell (Cornell), Weilin Li (UCL), Chien-Chih (Joseph) Chen (Waterloo)
🏈 Plus former NFL Pro Bowler Steve Wisniewski
📚 Teacher note: a speaker list is not a partnership. Being on stage doesn't mean a bank is using XRP. Watch what actually gets announced October 27–29.
🔗 Full bios: https://t.co/Q1OP03EsZl https://x.com/allthemoney/status/2105603886505402688