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The cryptocurrency exchange HTX, created in China and registered in the Seychelles, has closed access to residents of Russia: the country has been officially added to the list of prohibited jurisdictions — the changes appeared in the updated user agreement.
Read at Bits.mediaStand With Crypto, a U.S. crypto advocacy group, has begun mobilizing voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, fielding 3.1 million supporters and 45 endorsed candidates. The number of supporters does not represent actual voters or expected votes. Stand With Crypto said in a March 26 statement announcing its election program that Executive Director Mason Lynaugh said, "This year's crypto voters are ready to play a powerful and decisive role at the ballot box." In the same statement, Lynaugh said the group would provide voter information to more than 2.7 million supporters. An introduction to an interview video released by Bitcoin Magazine mentions the group's 3.1 million supporters, 50 state chapters, and college chapters...
Read at TokenPostStrive ($ASST) common stock rose 20.5% from the closing price on October 16 to the closing price on October 22. During the same period, the company closed its public offering of perpetual preferred stock SATS and issued 7 million shares at $90 per share. The gross proceeds from the offering, before underwriting fees and expenses, are $630 million (approximately 834.75 billion Korean won). According to ChartExchange price history, Strive common stock closed at $24.09 on the 16th and $29.03 on the 22nd. On the 21st, it closed at $30.75, up 13.64% from the previous day, and on the 22nd, it fell 5.59%. The increase comparing the closing prices on the 16th and 22nd is approximately 20.5%. Strive announced on October 20 that it had closed the SATS offering. The offering size increased by 2 million shares from the originally planned 5 million shares. The offering price was $90 per share...
Read at TokenPostGoldman Sachs ($GS) will inject $500 million (approximately 662.5 billion won) into a program to support an additional 10,000 small businesses in the U.S. The number of program alumni using AI in their businesses has increased, but only 15% have fully integrated it into core operations. In a statement on the 22nd, Goldman Sachs announced the launch of the 'Small Business AI Institute' and the next phase of its existing '10,000 Small Businesses' program, supporting an additional 10,000 companies. The plan includes education, access to capital, and business support services. The initiative consists of △AI education for small business operators △research on AI use by small businesses △support for access to capital related to AI adoption. Anthropic, Google, Meta, and OpenAI will provide education and tools...
Read at TokenPostIn a final order issued on Friday, the market regulator directed ASTAPL and its founder Avadhut Dinkar Sathe to disgorge and refund ₹546.17 crore to eligible investors and participants who paid for its unregistered services.
Read at Mint (India)EAAA India Alternatives has successfully raised approximately Rs 360 crore from anchor investors prior to its IPO. This IPO is set to open for public subscription on October 26. The company will not receive any proceeds from the issue as it is an offer for sale. Prominent institutional investors and major domestic mutual fund houses participated in the anchor allocation.
Read at Economic Times (India)Since the start of this decade, wealth management has transformed dramatically. Technology is evolving at such a rapid pace that the sector could look vastly different in the next few years. With 2030 edging ever closer, FinTech Global spoke to leaders from across the sector to explore what wealth management might look like by the…
Read at FinTech GlobalThe Hong Kong Monetary Authority has introduced the “ART” Framework, a set of measures intended to guide lenders towards responsible use of artificial intelligence while building a sector grounded in Accountability, Resilience and Trust. The regulator unveiled the framework on 15 October as AI tools gain more independence and wider reach across data, tools and…
Read at FinTech GlobalSummary LlamaRisk recommends the following parameter changes based on user behavior, on-chain liquidity, and position health observed in the latest review of Aave V3 reserves. Aave V3 Core: Reduce supply cap for cbBTC from 22,800 to 20,000. Reduce supply cap for sUSDe from 130,000,000 to 105,000,000. Reduce supply cap for USDe from 300,000,000 to 275,000,000. Reduce supply cap for PT-srUSDe-22OCT2026 from 20,000,000 to 1. Aave V3 Plasma: Reduce supply cap for PT-sUSDE-22OCT2026 from 50,000,000 to 1. Aave V3 Avalanche: Reduce supply cap for WAVAX from 18,160,000 to 16,000,000. Aave V3 Arbitrum: Increase Slope1 for USDC from 4.00% to 4.10%. Aave V3 X Layer: Reduce supply cap for PT-USDG-29OCT2026 from 140,000,000 to 50,000,000. Reduce supply cap for xETH from 20,000 to 10,000. Reduce borrow cap for xETH from 8,080 to 5,000. Reduce supply cap for xBTC from 500 to 200. Reduce supply cap for xBETH from 11,400 to 5,000. Reduce supply cap for xOKSOL from 135,000 to 75,000. USDC Slope1 Increas
Read at Aave governanceHolders who want to avoid market-rate conversion must withdraw before Monday, ahead of GMO Trust’s Nov. 11 initial direct-redemption deadline. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
Read at CryptoSlateEthereum network developers postponed indefinitely the activation of the Glamsterdam update on the Hoodi testnet, which was scheduled for October 26. The decision was explained by the desire to study how EIP-8037 could affect the operation of smart contracts on the mainnet.
Read at Bits.mediaWill the French ECB President stick to her position of not helping France? On Thursday, the cards must be put on the table. What is leaking out about the central bank's plans.
Read at FAZU.S. public pension funds' unrealized gains from artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks have totaled $138 billion (approximately 182.85 trillion won) since 2022. This is not realized profit from selling stocks, but the increase in value of held shares. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported that U.S. public pension funds have achieved such unrealized gains in AI-related stocks. The $138 billion is not the total return of U.S. public pension funds, but the unrealized gains from AI-related stocks. AI-related stocks also account for a significant portion of public pension fund assets. The Equable Institute, a U.S. public pension research organization, analyzed that as of spring 2026, at least 8-10% of public pension fund assets are invested in 50 listed AI-related companies. This...
Read at TokenPostA Georgia investment broker and a Florida attorney have been charged with running Ponzi schemes that allegedly took nearly $2 million from investors.
Read at The Daily HodlRepublican Senator Cynthia Lummis claimed that Democrats demanded stronger civil monetary penalties related to virtual assets but opposed beginning consideration of the Clarity Act. Democratic lawmakers said they opposed it because provisions to prevent conflicts of interest in virtual assets involving President Donald Trump and his family were insufficient. In an October 22 post, Lummis said Democrats wanted increased civil monetary penalties for virtual asset violations and that the Clarity Act reflected this. She then criticized Democrats for voting against the motion to proceed. This is Lummis's interpretation of the vote results. The U.S. Senate voted on September 15 on the cloture motion for the motion to proceed on the Clarity Act, with 49 votes in favor and 50 against...
Read at TokenPostThe U.S. Senate's cryptocurrency tax bill has been referred to the Finance Committee, while a separate bill that passed the House Ways and Means Committee still has floor procedures remaining. The Senate's motion to begin consideration of the CLARITY Act, which addresses the oversight framework for the crypto market, was defeated with 49 votes in favor and 50 against. The Senate bill is the 'Aligning Digital Asset Tax Principles Act' (ADAPT Act, S. 5616). The bill text records the introduction date as September 30, but Representative Daines' office announced the introduction on October 22. The reason for the discrepancy between the two dates has not been confirmed. The ADAPT Act proposes that when buying goods or services with qualified U.S. dollar stablecoins identified in a recent Treasury Department report, gains and losses would not be recognized under certain thresholds. Such stablecoins, over the preceding 12 months...
Read at TokenPostBitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Core Ends Long Embargoes for Bugs AI Can Rediscover Bitcoin Core now fast-tracks fixes and disclosures for vulnerabilities that AI can easily rediscover, ending the long embargoes those bugs once received. This post Bitcoin Core Ends Long Embargoes for Bugs AI Can Rediscover first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.
Read at Bitcoin MagazineHere are some of the companies making headlines in midday trading.
Read at CNBCAptos (APT) has introduced an encrypted mempool to the mainnet that hides contents before transactions are confirmed. Following keyless accounts and confidential APT, information in the transaction pending stage can now also be selectively protected. Aptos announced the encrypted mempool application in a mainnet notice on October 12. Users can choose whether to encrypt each transaction, and validators who determine transaction order are designed to be unable to see the functions to be called and input values before confirmation. Once a transaction is confirmed, the contents are decrypted and recorded on the blockchain. Since the sender address and fees are also disclosed at the time of submission, this is not a feature to anonymize transaction parties or hide confirmed transaction records. The scope of protection is the contents revealed before the transaction is executed. Pending...
Read at TokenPostElysium, a layer-2 network created by Kinetiq, plans to deploy a Hyperliquid (HYPE) node at a Tokyo data center. The node will be used to synchronize state data from Hyperliquid's trading environment HyperCore and smart contract environment HyperEVM to Elysium. On the 23rd, Elysium announced on X that it will deploy the node at TheHUB, a hosting facility within the Tokyo Equinix TY15 data center. Once the synchronized data is utilized, Elysium's smart contracts will be able to read HyperCore's order book, price, and position information. The order book refers to the status of buy and sell orders, and positions refer to the trading states held by traders. The data access feature will be pursued on a separate schedule from the node deployment. Elysium will...
Read at TokenPostWith its presale concluded and ATNS/USDT trading live, GMA is taking the next step in its effort to connect digital assets, cultural experiences and on-chain participation.
Read at Crypto DailyThe Board of Supervisors of the European Banking Authority (EBA) has elected Kristīne Černaja-Mežmale as its Vice-Chair for a duration of two and a half years. Ms Černaja-Mežmale will take up her new role on 1 November 2026 when the current EBA Vice-Chair, Helmut Ettl starts his new role as Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Ms Černaja-Mežmale is a Member of the Council of Latvijas Banka and has been a voting member of the EBA Board of Supervisors since 2023, representing Latvia. She has also been serving on the EBA’s Management Board since July 2023. The EBA Chair, François-Louis Michaud, expressed his warmest thanks to Helmut Ettl for his dedication and contribution to the EBA and welcomed Kristīne Černaja-Mežmale as the Authority's new Vice-Chair. He said: “I would like to thank Helmut Ettl for his outstanding contribution to the EBA over the years and most recently during his tenure as Vice-Chair. I wish him all the best in his next responsibilities. H
Read at Mondo VisioneNYSE American Options suspended trading in all securities processed through two of its transaction systems, TXNs 4 and 6. Competing exchanges were forced to bypass its quotes to prevent the disruption of the broader US options market. NYSE American Options is one of 20 US options venues and handles about 10% of listed-options activity. On an average day, more than 70 million equity options contracts trade across the market, giving the venue a typical share of roughly seven million contracts. The platform said its initial attempts to halt trading were unsuccessful and that the suspension remained in progress at the time of its update. The exchange was cancelling all orders and quotes in the affected symbols, including good-till-cancelled orders, and published a separate list of impacted instruments. Why Exchanges Can Ignore NYSE Quotes US options markets are connected by order-protection rules. An exchange generally cannot execute an order at a worse price when another venue displays a
Read at Finance MagnatesBithumb protested the Financial Intelligence Unit's (FIU) partial business suspension order, saying there were no specific criteria for blocking cryptocurrency withdrawals under 1 million won. The FIU argued that the obligation to prohibit transactions with unregistered overseas operators has no monetary exception and that Bithumb's control measures were insufficient. The Administrative Division 2 of the Seoul Administrative Court held the first hearing on the 22nd for Bithumb's lawsuit seeking to cancel the partial business suspension order. Bithumb claimed it applied travel rules to verify sender and receiver information for withdrawals of 1 million won or more, preventing transfers to unregistered operators. For withdrawals under 1 million won, which were not subject to travel rules at the time, it was difficult to confirm the receiving exchange based only on the wallet address entered by the customer, and the authorities did not provide specific methods to block withdrawals in this range.
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