1. Gurbir Grewal, the Enforcement Director of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announced his resignation, raising concerns about regulatory changes in the market.

2. Federal Reserve official Barkin stated that a 0.5 percentage point rate cut in September is reasonable, as the level of interest rates is inconsistent with the trends in inflation and unemployment.

According to Bloomberg reporter Walter, Federal Reserve official Barkin indicated that a 0.5 percentage point rate cut in September is reasonable because the interest rate level at that time was inconsistent with the downward trends in inflation and unemployment nearing sustainable levels. -Original

3. Ripple faces another appeal from the SEC, as ongoing legal disputes pose challenges to its future development.

4. The Bitcoin market has experienced significant volatility recently, with a total liquidation amount exceeding $500 million within 24 hours, reflecting market instability.

The cryptocurrency market faced a massive sell-off on Tuesday evening, with Bitcoin prices dropping over 5%, leading to a total liquidation amount of $526 million within 24 hours. Among these, long positions accounted for $453 million in liquidations, while short positions totaled $73 million. -Original

5. Glassnode data shows that in the past two days, short-term Bitcoin holders transferred $3 billion worth of BTC to trading platforms, mostly at a loss.

Since September 19, the group of short-term Bitcoin holders has purchased approximately 100,000 Bitcoins. As of September 27, Bitcoin prices surged above $66,000, prompting short-term holders to buy heavily as prices rose. However, as prices began to decline, they started to sell their holdings. In the past two days, short-term holders sent about 64,000 Bitcoins to trading platforms, worth $4 billion, of which approximately $3 billion was sent at a loss. On the other hand, long-term holders seem to remain calm. During the same period, they collectively sent only 100 Bitcoins to trading platforms at a loss. BlockBeats notes: Glassnode defines "short-term holders" as investors who have held Bitcoin for less than 155 days. This group tends to panic sell when BTC prices fall below their cost basis. -Original

6. Kasikorn Bank in Thailand will launch the country's first licensed digital asset custody institution, marking further development in digital asset custody services.

Kasikorn Bank in Thailand is set to launch the country's first licensed digital asset custody institution. -Original

7. Due to regulatory changes, Kraken plans to delist Monero in Europe, reflecting ongoing pressure on privacy coins from regulators.

Following Kraken's announcement that it will stop supporting Monero (XMR) in the European Economic Area (EEA) by the end of October, the price of Monero dropped over 5% in the past 24 hours to $144. Kraken stated that this move is due to regional regulatory changes and will cease all trading and deposits for XMR markets on October 31. Users must withdraw their assets by December 31, 2024, or their unwithdrawn Monero will be automatically converted to Bitcoin and distributed to users on January 6, 2025. -Original

8. Chiliz CEO states that the fan token market is larger than NFTs and plans to launch a new token called "Pepper."

Singapore—Chiliz Blockchain aims to become the "sports blockchain," and its CEO Alexandre Dreyfus stated in an interview with CoinDesk that the market for fan tokens is much larger than that for non-fungible tokens (NFTs). -Original

9. Solana's decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume surpassed Ethereum for the first time in 43 days, indicating increased market activity.

According to SolanaFloor, the weekly trading volume on Solana's DEX has surpassed Ethereum for the first time in nearly 43 days, with Solana's DEX trading volume in the past 7 days reaching $9.112 billion, while Ethereum's DEX trading volume was $9.094 billion. -Original

10. FTX's real estate plan to sell $38 million worth of locked Worldcoin tokens has drawn market attention regarding its asset disposal progress.

Three sources told The Block that FTX assets are being auctioned off, including 22.3 million locked Worldcoin tokens. Two sources added that bids for the WLD token sale must be submitted by 8 PM Eastern Time on Wednesday. -Original

11. Australian police decrypt organized crime group wallets, seizing over $6 million worth of cryptocurrency, demonstrating increased law enforcement efforts.

The Australian Federal Police seized $6.4 million worth of cryptocurrency after investigating the alleged orchestrators of the encrypted messaging platform Ghost. The crime asset forfeiture task force, led by the Australian Federal Police, decrypted the suspect's seed phrase from hardware wallet devices found in their home. -Original

12. Grayscale transfers 10,714 ETH to Coinbase, keeping the market focused on its holding movements.

Grayscale transferred 10,714 ETH to Coinbase 26 minutes ago. -Original

13. BlackRock and Fidelity's Bitcoin ETFs rank among the top 10 ETFs launched in the past decade, showcasing their market influence.

According to Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas, approximately 2,000 ETFs have been launched in the past decade, and BlackRock and Fidelity's Bitcoin ETFs rank among the top 10 based on total assets under management. Compared to other ETFs, IBIT and FBTC have been launched for less than a year, making them the youngest in the top ten. -Original

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