🚨 Amazon, Google, Ledger, Russia, Bitcoin, Mastercard, and Visa dominated technology and cryptocurrency news this Thursday (15). Amazon unveiled two AI-powered Bee devices designed to record conversations, organize information, and help users remember appointments and topics discussed during the day. Google announced a technique capable of reducing quantum computing errors by 40 times—a significant advancement for the development of this technology. Ledger revealed the Atom, an $849 device combining cryptocurrency wallet functionality with Android apps. The project includes physical security features and is scheduled for delivery in 2027. The device is not intended to replace conventional smartphones. 🇷🇺 In Russia, regulated transfers of crypto accounts to self-custody wallets are now prohibited. An additional restriction on direct peer-to-peer transactions is set for July 2027. 📉 Strategy faces another risk: a proposal by MSCI could exclude companies with large cryptocurrency reserves from global indices. According to JPMorgan’s estimate, this could trigger $2.8 billion in Strategy stock sales. The change is not yet final. The market also reacted to U.S. inflation data: the Producer Price Index rose 1.3% in September, above expectations. Bitcoin reached $79,730, while crypto liquidations neared $1 billion. Later, BTC recovered to the $82,000 range. 💳 In payments, two distinct developments: Mastercard and BVNK announced a platform connecting stablecoins, bank accounts, and cards, with card issuance planned in over 130 countries. Meanwhile, Visa and Inyo have launched a commercial system allowing eligible businesses to use USDC to fund international payments 24/7. Both moves demonstrate the growing integration of stablecoins into traditional financial infrastructure, though they target different audiences, models, and implementation stages. Sources: CNBC, Decrypt, Portal do Bitcoin, Cointelegraph, The Defiant, Odaily, and CryptoSlate.