Weekly Roundup 10/16/26 (OCC debanking report, Google's quantum advance, Ledger spy chips, Richard Heart apprehended) (EP.745)

Matt and Nic are back with another week of news and deals. In this episode:

• The OCC publishes its debanking findings on America's largest banks

• Will the banks' fixes satisfy regulators?

• Google makes another advance in quantum error correction

• Coinbase lays out its requirements for Bitcoin's post-quantum migration

• Can Bitcoin's quantum transition accommodate institutional MPC wallets?

• OpenAI is reportedly in talks to buy Trail of Bits

• Patrick Witt leaves the White House — where does that leave Clarity?

• DWF Labs subsidiaries sue BitGo for $141m over allegedly premature token sales

• Spy chips in reseller-supplied Ledger devices steal recovery phrases

• Ledger announces an Android device with Solana Mobile

• Cboe gets approval for binary options on public company metrics

• The CFTC draws the line between prediction markets and sportsbooks

• Richard Heart is reportedly detained in Istanbul

• What's NYC Mayer Zohran Mamdani doing with a quantum computer?

Content mentioned in this episode:

• OCC, Guaranteeing Fair Banking for all Americans

• Nic on Convergence: quantum risk and AI-driven advances in math

• Google Quantum AI on magic state cultivation

• Coinbase, Working Together on BTC Post-Quantum Readiness

• Jeff Yan on Bloomberg's Odd Lots