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In Brief JPYC Inc. released Japan's first legally recognized yen-backed stablecoin, JPYC. JPYC operates on multiple blockchains and aims to reach 10 trillion yen circulation. Japanese tech and finance firms support JPYC’s integration into various ecosystems.
In Brief Tokenomist data reveals $653 million in coin releases from October 27 to November 3. SUI, GRASS, and SIGN coins will see significant market supply increases. Daily releases continue for major projects like Solana, Worldcoin, and Dogecoin.
In Brief Ant Group applied for AntCoin trademark in Hong Kong, signaling digital finance aspirations. The company's move could align AntCoin with new stablecoin regulatory framework. AntCoin indicates Ant Group's strategic integration of traditional finance and blockchain.
In Brief ClearBank joins CPN for enhanced blockchain-based payments with Circle integration. Collaborative efforts focus on stablecoin-regulated international transfers. Innovations expected to reduce costs and dependency on traditional systems.
Fed rate decision, Big Tech earnings, and US-China talks to shape markets this week.Fed Rate Decision Takes Center StageBig Tech Earnings: Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Apple, AmazonTrump-Xi Meeting Adds Geopolitical Weight
Explore Solana’s struggle to hold $180 and Filecoin’s bullish wedge. Plus, learn more about BlockDAG’s record-breaking $430M presale as its Genesis Day countdown accelerates!Solana’s Price Pullback Sparks UncertaintyFilecoin Consolidates Near $1.55BlockDAG: Entering the Final Countdown to Genesis Day!Final Thoughts
Australia’s draft crypto laws are welcomed, but vague terms may hinder growth, warn industry leaders.Why Definitions Matter in CryptoStriking the Right Balance
Digital asset funds saw $921M inflows last week as cooling US CPI data increased investor confidence, according to CoinShares.Bitcoin Leads the ChargePositive Momentum Builds for Q4
- 13:35The White House Nominates Crypto Expert Mike Selig to Lead the CFTC, Potentially Reshaping the Crypto Regulatory LandscapeChainCatcher news, according to Crypto In America, the White House has officially nominated Mike Selig, Chief Legal Advisor of the SEC Cryptocurrency Working Group, as Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), ending weeks of leadership uncertainty. This nomination comes at a critical moment as the Senate advances key legislation on crypto market structure, which would grant the CFTC broader regulatory authority over digital assets. Selig previously worked at the CFTC for former Chairman Chris Giancarlo and has extensive experience in the crypto field. Meanwhile, the White House is considering candidates including Paul Balzano and Nathan Anonick to fill vacancies on the five-member commission. The Senate Agriculture Committee is expected to release its draft digital commodity regulation bill soon, complementing the proposal from the Banking Committee. Industry insiders generally support having experts familiar with cryptocurrency lead the CFTC.
- 13:34Listed company Reliance Global adds SOL to its crypto treasury reservesChainCatcher news, according to BusinessInsider, Reliance Global Group (NASDAQ: RELI) announced that it has completed a strategic acquisition of SOL, the native token of the Solana blockchain. This move marks an important milestone in the company's digital asset reserve plan, expanding its asset allocation to one of the fastest, most scalable, and cost-effective blockchain networks globally. The increased holding of Solana continues the company's earlier acquisitions of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, and Ripple, further implementing its strategy to build a diversified digital asset portfolio. This strategy consistently adheres to the core principles of innovation, risk resilience, and sustained growth in shareholder value.
- 13:34The Dow Jones Index opened up by 308.79 points, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also rising.ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the Dow Jones Index opened up by 308.79 points (an increase of 0.65%) at 47,515.91 points on Monday, October 27; the S&P 500 Index opened up by 60.88 points (an increase of 0.9%) at 6,852.61 points; and the Nasdaq Composite Index opened up by 342.77 points (an increase of 1.48%) at 23,547.64 points.