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Crypto Daily Brief — October 9, 2026

Top story: JPMorgan launches tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum. At publication, Bitcoin was at $82,503 (-0.4% in 24h), Ether at $2,495.26 (-2.8% in 24h) and the total crypto market cap at $2.80 trillion (-3.4% in 24h).

CoinArticle · The Daily Brief · 2026-10-09

BTC $82,503 (-0.4%) · ETH $2,495 (-2.8%) · Total mcap $2.80T (-3.4%)

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Samsung Wallet to Add Solana USDC Transfers Across Galaxy Devices

Samsung is integrating Solana stablecoin functionality into its wallet app across Galaxy devices, enabling direct USDC transfers to an estimated 82 million active users starting in late October. Coinbase Prime will provide custody, with eligible US users able to send funds internationally to crypto wallets or receive local-currency payouts in more than 60 countries.

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Samsung Wallet Adds USDC Transfers for 82 Million US Galaxy Users

Samsung Electronics announced plans to integrate USDC stablecoin transfers into Samsung Wallet starting in late October, with Coinbase Prime providing custody. The feature will enable eligible US Galaxy users to send funds internationally to crypto wallets or receive local-currency payouts in more than 60 countries.

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JPMorgan Launches Tokenized Money-Market Fund on Ethereum

JPMorgan launched MONY, a tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum seeded with $100 million, providing qualified investors on-chain access to U.S. Treasury yields. The move reflects institutional adoption of blockchain settlement and continuous trading for traditionally off-chain financial products.

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Circle Brings USDC and EURC Stablecoin Payments to SAP Enterprise Software

Circle and partner Tereina have enabled USDC and EURC stablecoin payments within SAP Pay, allowing eligible businesses to settle transactions in stablecoins directly inside existing enterprise workflows. Access requires Circle Mint approval and institutional and regional eligibility criteria.

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Ethereum's Glamsterdam Upgrade Raises Sepolia Gas Limit to 200M

Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade increased the Sepolia testnet's gas per block limit to nearly 200 million, more than tripling the previous allowance. Early block samples show actual gas usage remains well below the new ceiling, indicating potential for further throughput improvements.

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