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Upcoming crypto events calendar

Events

Date Event name Location
October 2026
22 - 23
October
2026, Thu - Fri
NEXTPredict 2026 prediction markets summit
  • Summit
  • Fintech
USA, New York
23
October
2026, Fri
XRP Ledger lending feature validator vote
  • Governance Vote
  • Blockchain
Online
23 - 24
October
2026, Fri - Sat
Plan B Forum 2026
  • Conference
  • Bitcoin
Switzerland, Lugano
24 - 25
October
2026, Sat - Sun
XRPL Week New York: 36-hour hackathon
  • Hackathon
  • Blockchain
USA, New York
25
October
2026, Sun
Brazil presidential runoff election
  • Regulatory Deadline
  • Regulation
Online
25
October
2026, Sun
Pharos airdrop claim portal closes
  • Airdrop
  • Blockchain
Online
26
October
2026, Mon
Aster trading rewards end and large reward distribution
  • Token unlock
  • DeFi
Online
26
October
2026, Mon
Blast Ethereum Layer 2 shutdown and withdrawal deadline
  • Event
  • Ethereum
Online
26 - 31
October
2026, Mon - Sat
Samsung Wallet stablecoin (USDC) functionality launch in the US
  • Product Release
  • Stablecoins
Online
27 - 29
October
2026, Tue - Thu
Swell and XRPL Apex merged conference
  • Conference
  • Blockchain
USA, New York
27 - 29
October
2026, Tue - Thu
Ripple Swell 2026 and XRPL Apex
  • Conference
  • Blockchain
USA, New York City
27
October
2026, Tue
Amaru node beta release
  • Product Release
  • Blockchain
Online
27 - 28
October
2026, Tue - Wed
FOMC interest rate decision
  • Macro Event
  • Investment
Online
28
October
2026, Wed
OKX Wallet USDG Loop bonus campaign ends
  • Staking
  • DeFi
Online
29
October
2026, Thu
US PCE inflation release
  • Macro Event
  • Bitcoin
Online
29
October
2026, Thu
Pendle PT-USDG October maturity on Aave X Layer
  • Product Release
  • DeFi
Online
29
October
2026, Thu
Chainlink Link conference 2026
  • Conference
  • Blockchain
USA, New York City
29 - 31
October
2026, Thu - Sat
TUM Blockchain Conference 26
  • Conference
  • Blockchain
Germany, Munich
30 - 31
October
2026, Fri - Sat
BITMELA Conference 2026
  • Conference
  • Bitcoin
India, Jaipur
30
October
2026, Fri
Coinbase ends USDT and DAI trading
  • Delisting
  • Stablecoins
Online
30 - 31
October
2026, Fri - Sat
LABITCONF 2026 (14th edition, HODL)
  • Conference
  • Bitcoin
Argentina, Buenos Aires
30
October
2026, Fri
Bank of Japan rate decision
  • Macro Event
  • Investment
Online
30
October
2026, Fri
Bitcoin options expiry
  • Event
  • Bitcoin
Online
31
October
2026, Sat
Bitcoin eCash (ECX) hard fork mainnet activation
  • Network Upgrade
  • Bitcoin
Online
31
October
2026, Sat
Mt. Gox creditor repayment deadline
  • Event
  • Bitcoin
Online
FLOP AI agent token testnet launch
Testnet AI

FLOP AI agent token testnet launch

TBA October 2026, date TBC
Online Location
FLOP FLOP (Arthur Hayes)

⚠ The date is not confirmed yet and may change.

The testnet for FLOP, a token for AI agents introduced by Arthur Hayes, is planned for late October 2026. The exact day has not been confirmed, and the schedule remains tentative.

What is happening

Arthur Hayes unveiled FLOP at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore. The project is built around the idea that AI agents will need their own economy, and that this economy should be pegged not to the dollar but to the resource an agent actually consumes.

In simplified form, the concept works like this: a GPU provides compute, and the agent pays in FLOP for inference. The token is therefore tied to computing resources rather than to a fiat currency.

According to the source, the testnet is planned for late October, while the mainnet is targeted for Q1 2027. No official page or detailed technical documentation was cited, so the precise date and scope of the testnet launch are not known.

Why it matters

The FLOP announcement arrived amid a debate about where AI agents genuinely need crypto. At the same conference, Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb Qureshi argued that agents may not need blockchains for ordinary payments, since companies such as Stripe and Visa have adapted quickly. A compute-denominated token is one attempt to answer that question with a use case that traditional payment rails do not obviously cover, such as paying for inference without a bank account.

For holders and traders, the testnet is an early checkpoint rather than a final product. A testnet typically shows whether the technology works as described and how the team communicates progress, but it does not by itself indicate how the token will be distributed, listed or used at mainnet. Because the date is tentative, the schedule may shift, and the sources do not describe tokenomics or trading plans.

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