1. The expectation of a Fed rate cut is heating up, with CME's "Fed Watch" data showing a 50.1% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed in November, and a 49.9% probability of a 50 basis point rate cut.
2. Mango Markets has agreed to destroy the MNGO tokens in a settlement agreement with the SEC, which has accused MNGO tokens of being unregistered securities.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reached a settlement with Mango DAO, Mango Labs LLC, and Blockworks Foundation, accusing MNGO tokens of being unregistered securities and the latter of providing unregistered brokerage services. -Original
3. The Kingdom of Bhutan produces approximately 55 to 75 BTC from Bitcoin mining each week, and currently holds 13,119 BTC.
The Kingdom of Bhutan is actively engaged in Bitcoin mining. According to related data, the Kingdom of Bhutan produces approximately 55 to 75 BTC from Bitcoin mining each week, with a value of about 3.6 to 4.9 million USD. Currently, the Kingdom of Bhutan holds 13,119 BTC (valued at approximately 8.604 billion USD). -Original
4. Donald Trump stated that Elon Musk will save trillions of dollars through government cost-cutting efforts.
5. Swan Bitcoin alleges that its former employees "stole" its mining business under the direction of Tether and has filed a lawsuit.
Swan Bitcoin has filed a lawsuit against a group of former employees and advisors, alleging that they, with the help of Swan Bitcoin's former ally and fundraising partner Tether, "planned and executed a 'rain and fire' scheme" to "steal" its profitable Bitcoin mining business. -Original
6. Senator Lummis states that Republican control of the Senate will be favorable for digital assets, and believes that Republican Senator Tim Scott, who holds a friendly attitude towards cryptocurrencies, will chair the Senate Banking Committee.
Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis stated in an interview with CNBC on Friday morning that the shift of control in the U.S. Senate from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party is a good sign for digital assets. Lummis pointed out that Republican Senator Tim Scott, who holds a friendly attitude towards cryptocurrencies, will chair the Senate Banking Committee, while Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown currently chairs the committee. Brown is not very friendly to the cryptocurrency industry. -Original
7. The U.S. government has seized over 6 million USD worth of cryptocurrency from overseas criminals, with the funds suspected to be from a cryptocurrency trust investment scam.
According to a statement released by the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. government has seized over 6 million USD worth of cryptocurrency from overseas criminals, with the funds suspected to be from a cryptocurrency trust investment scam. The perpetrators of the scam lured U.S. citizens to transfer cryptocurrency through a fraudulent investment platform, ultimately transferring the funds to wallet addresses controlled by the criminals. The FBI tracked the victims' funds through blockchain and identified multiple wallet addresses still holding the victims' funds. The case is being investigated by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia and the FBI's Knoxville Field Office. Chad Yarbrough, Assistant Director of the FBI's Criminal Investigative Division, made a statement regarding the cryptocurrency seizure case. Yarbrough stated that such scams are destroying the lives of countless Americans every day, with many victims mortgaging their homes multiple times in search of the "next big investment opportunity," only to suffer heavy losses. -Original
8. The CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald states that Bitcoin should be viewed as gold and oil.
According to Bitcoin Magazine, the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, a financial services company managing 13.2 billion USD in assets, expressed his views on Bitcoin in an interview, stating, "Bitcoin should be treated like gold and oil, and when you truly understand Bitcoin, it's hard to see it any other way." -Original
9. dYdX will close its v3 version next month and plans to launch the dYdX Unlimited version.
Decentralized derivatives trading platform dYdX announced that it will close its v3 version on October 28, 2024, at 20:05 (Beijing time). From now until the closing date, the v3 exchange will operate normally, but users should close their positions and withdraw USDC as soon as possible. After October 30, users can withdraw the full value of their USDC from the Ethereum smart contract, including unclosed positions. dYdX emphasized that user funds' security will not be affected and can be withdrawn from the smart contract indefinitely. This closure only affects v3 users, and dYdX Chain (v4) is not affected. Meanwhile, dYdX stated that it will focus on developing the Unlimited version, which is planned to be launched this fall. -Original
10. Coinbase reports that Ethereum transaction fees have surged due to increased blockchain activity.
Ethereum transaction fees have surged in the past week due to a significant increase in on-chain activity across the entire blockchain. Meanwhile, a Kraken analyst report stated that Ether has broken the relative strength index (RSI) downtrend line since its multi-year high above 4,000 USD in March, indicating a potential bullish momentum shift. -Original
11. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved options for a spot Bitcoin ETF, with analysts suggesting that this may impact demand for the underlying asset.
Analysts state that the approval of options for a spot Bitcoin ETF by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission marks a significant shift in how institutional investors participate in Bitcoin, which may impact demand for the underlying asset. Last Friday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved a proposal for the listing and trading of options for a spot Bitcoin ETF by Bitwise. -Original
12. Grayscale has transferred 13,588 ETH to Coinbase Prime.
Approximately 2 minutes ago, Grayscale transferred 13,588 ETH to the Coinbase Prime address. -Original
13. Hong Kong plans to align its OTC crypto derivatives rules with European standards and implement new reporting requirements in 2025.
On September 26, after reviewing a consultation paper from March 2024, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) shared a plan to elevate their over-the-counter (OTC) trading reporting requirements to global standards. They intend to adopt the reporting requirements set by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) for OTC derivatives of cryptocurrencies. Stakeholders and investors in Hong Kong have expressed that investments in OTC crypto derivatives cannot be classified under the existing traditional five asset classes—interest rates, foreign exchange, credit, commodities, and equities. Some Hong Kong stakeholders have suggested using Digital Token Identifiers (DTIs) to "clearly identify crypto assets underlying OTC derivatives." In response, the HKMA and SFC pointed out that ESMA had already included DTIs in its reporting framework in October 2023. Currently, DTIs have become a core reference point for European crypto asset service providers. When mentioning the need for Unique Product Identifiers (UPI) in trade reporting, Hong Kong regulators revealed plans to implement similar requirements in their jurisdiction in the near future: "Given that the Digital Token Identifier has been included as an allowable value in the 'Underlying ID (Other)' data field in the forthcoming CDE Technical Guidance Version 4 consultation, we will adapt the use of DTIs in the reporting requirements." However, the authorities will continue to monitor the outcomes of orders issued by other jurisdictions and adopt similar regimes when necessary. Hong Kong authorities have proposed to implement the new reporting requirements by September 29, 2025. -Original
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