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- Crypto.com joins Ripple and Coinbase in seeking a U.S. federal trust bank charter to streamline crypto custody services nationwide. - A national charter would bypass state-by-state regulations, enabling compliance-driven expansion for institutional and retail clients. - The move follows crypto industry calls for federal oversight after failures like Fortress Trust, highlighting trust and security demands. - Challenges remain as regulators finalize rules for crypto custodians, with critics citing gaps in
- Crypto whale deposits $390M USDC on Aave, borrows 42,000 ETH, transfers to Binance via two transactions. - Strategy combines DeFi lending and CEX trading, exploiting arbitrage or shorting opportunities amid volatility. - Market debates bearish Ethereum signals vs. risk-mitigated leverage, tracking Aave utilization and Binance liquidity. - USDC’s cross-chain role amplifies liquidity shifts, impacting broader crypto capital flows and volatility.
- White House official Patrick Witt will keynote Ripple Swell 2025, marking first major blockchain conference address by administration representative. - Speech emphasizes coordinated digital asset regulation, aligning with $17B Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and tokenized securities frameworks. - Ripple's political ties and XRP's post-SEC victory surge highlight crypto's growing institutional legitimacy amid regulatory convergence. - JPMorgan's Bitcoin collateral plans and ISO 20022 adoption underscore traditi
- Valve's Counter-Strike 2 update devalued $5.8B in player-owned skins, sparking debates about centralized control in gaming economies. - Experts argue blockchain's immutable rules could prevent such crises by codifying asset ownership and scarcity through smart contracts. - Web3 gaming projects $88.57B market by 2029, leveraging tokenized assets and decentralized governance to address volatility risks. - Coinbase's $25M NFT purchase highlights blockchain's expanding role in digital content, while crypto i
- Ethereum fell 4.53% to $3,779.05 on Oct 22, 2025, its lowest 5 p.m. level since Oct 11, erasing 5.58% in three days. - Despite 12.99% year-to-date gains, the token trades 9.87% below its monthly peak amid regulatory uncertainty and waning institutional interest. - Analysts highlight challenges maintaining momentum as macroeconomic shifts and lack of on-chain activity drive recent selloffs. - Bullish sentiment persists due to 18.35% YTD gains and past resilience, but $4,800 retests require upgrades or reg
- Bitcoin's 7-year-dormant coin activity surged to annual highs in 2025, per CryptoQuant, signaling potential market shifts from old miners, institutions, or strategic reserve adjustments. - Price consolidation near $115,000 faces bearish risks below $100,000 and bullish potential toward $126,000, with analysts monitoring on-chain flows for trend clarity. - "Dolphin" holders (100–1,000 BTC) control 26% of supply, adding 681,000 BTC in 2025—near historical averages—suggesting sustained bull-cycle fundamenta
- U.S. government shutdown delays critical September CPI data release to October 24, disrupting Federal Reserve policy planning and market stability. - Cryptocurrency markets react sharply: Ethereum ETFs see $145M outflows while Bitcoin ETFs show faster recovery amid heightened macroeconomic uncertainty. - Delay threatens 2026 Social Security COLA calculations and global confidence, with Canadian dollar and Japanese yen both showing negative impacts from disrupted U.S. economic governance. - Analysts warn
- GAINS and MESIN DAO partner to optimize Web3 mining rewards through institutional-grade strategies and community-driven governance. - GAINS' launchpad expertise combines with MESIN's high-net-worth capital and Asian community reach to amplify project visibility and traction. - The collaboration formalizes a proven "growth flywheel" model, merging education, conviction, and capital to strengthen DAO resilience in competitive markets. - Analysts highlight this partnership as a blueprint for sustainable DAO
- Aster DEX, backed by CZ, plans to allocate 70-80% of S3 fees to ASTER token buybacks to boost investor confidence amid a 15% price surge. - The rally followed CZ's presidential pardon and the launch of Rocket Launch campaigns, which incentivize trading with ASTER and project-specific token rewards. - Buybacks are funded by campaign fees, creating a liquidity-token value feedback loop, though DefiLlama recently delisted Aster over wash trading concerns. - Technical indicators show mixed signals, with ASTE
- 19:11US government "shutdown" enters its 24th day, over 500,000 federal employees fail to receive salariesJinse Finance reported that on October 24 local time, as the U.S. government shutdown entered its 24th day, more than 500,000 federal employees failed to receive their full paychecks on time this week. The Senate is currently in recess, and the shutdown is expected to continue until next Monday. Due to significant differences between the Republican and Democratic parties on core issues such as healthcare-related welfare spending, the Senate failed to pass a new temporary funding bill before the end of the last fiscal year on September 30, resulting in the federal government running out of funds to maintain normal operations and entering a "shutdown" starting October 1.
- 18:41Tether plans to launch the US-compliant stablecoin USAT in December, targeting 100 million US users.Jinse Finance reported that Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated the company plans to launch the US dollar stablecoin USAT, compliant with the GENIUS Act regulations and targeting the US market, in December. By leveraging platforms such as Rumble, Tether aims to expand its potential user base to 100 millions. USAT will be issued by a joint venture between Tether and the regulated crypto bank Anchorage Digital. Ardoino said the company will continue to invest in content platforms and social media to drive creator economy payment applications, competing for market share with rivals such as PayPal. Meanwhile, Tether's flagship stablecoin USDT supply has increased to 182 billions, maintaining its dominant position in the approximately 300 billions stablecoin market. The market value of XAUT, backed by physical gold, has surpassed 2.2 billions this year, more than tripling since the beginning of the year, mainly driven by retail demand.
- 18:11Data: If ETH breaks through $4,083, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.561 billions.According to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, if ETH breaks through $4,083, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.561 billions. Conversely, if ETH falls below $3,697, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.292 billions.