 Welcome to the Crypto Minute! September saw a record number of new ENS domains. Ingrid Ashton is getting slammed by the SEC for her theory of max promotion. NYDIG raised $720 million from institutions to buy more Bitcoin. So there's a crypto house for sale? Okay, which one do you did this? It's October! Wait, why aren't we dressed for October Fest yet? Yeah, that got canceled this year. Well, a bunch of big banks are potentially imploding, but they're too big to fail, right? An Argentinian state-owned oil and gas company is now mining Bitcoin. The B&B chain was halted due to a huge cross-chain exploit. The first board-APOC community council was created. Solana had another outage. Binance is registering in New Zealand. Bitcoin's hash rate reached an all-time high. According to a recent report, the Middle East and Africa are the fastest growing crypto market. 70% of the 23 million hacked time transfer's pop has been returned. OpenC is going to allow bulk NFT listings and purchases. About time! The Department of Justice rejected Celsius's motion to reopen withdrawals. And apparently, mission skewed with $310 million before bankruptcy? And then Celsius docks to other customers. Coinbase had a major outage for US customers on Sunday. Wait, is Elon actually moving forward with the $44 billion Twitter deal? The Lightning Network hit $5,000. Bitcoin! Great deal! Stepping down! Someone finally made an inverse Cramer ETF. Keep stacking, and I'll see you next week.