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Morning brief: bitcoin, ether and solana rise into Columbus Day, and the CFTC proposes treating event contracts as swaps

v4 · Briefs · published Oct. 12, 2026, 8:54 a.m. ET. This page lists the hashes; it does not serve a copy of the article. The published HTML hash is the SHA-256 of the article element as served on the article page.

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