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The SEC will make a decision on 16 spot cryptocurrency ETFs in October 2025, involving tokens such as SOL, XRP, and LTC. The new universal listing standards have simplified the process, with LTC and SOL having a higher probability of approval. The market is closely watching the impact of ETF approval on token prices. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of this summary are still being iteratively improved by the Mars AI model.
The Flying Tulip project adopts an innovative token fundraising model, combining low-risk DeFi strategy yields to support operations, aiming to build a full-stack exchange. Its token design features perpetual put options and a deflationary mechanism, seeking to address the limitations of traditional token fundraising. Summary generated by Mars AI This summary is produced by the Mars AI model, and the accuracy and completeness of the generated content are still being iteratively improved.
In Brief Visa launches a stablecoin-based pilot to expedite cross-border payments. The pilot allows real-time processing and ease of liquidity access for businesses. The initiative aligns with stablecoin growth following US regulatory advances.
A government shutdown could delay the release of non-farm payroll data, potentially increasing cryptocurrency volatility this week.
Bitcoin Well ATM firm to raise $100 million to buy more Bitcoin and strengthen its crypto reserves.Why Bitcoin Well Is Doubling DownCould This Spark a Trend Among ATM Operators?
Cronos joins forces with Amazon Web Services to accelerate institutional tokenization, RWA expansion, and AI-based DeFi innovation.Tokenization and RWA in FocusAI-Driven DeFi Gets a Boost
Bitwise CIO says Tether might out-earn Saudi Aramco’s $120B, becoming the most profitable company ever.Why Tether’s Profit Machine Keeps GrowingCan Tether Maintain This Trajectory?
- 21:42Publicly listed company Upexi forms Solana Advisory Board, holding SOL valued at over $400 millionJinse Finance reported that Nasdaq-listed company Upexi (UPXI) announced on September 30 the appointment of well-known Solana investor SOL Big Brain to its advisory board, forming a crypto asset think tank together with Maelstrom Fund co-founder Arthur Hayes. Since April, the company has accumulated over 2 million SOL, with its current holdings valued at approximately $410 millions.
- 21:22The Federal Reserve agrees to ease capital requirements for Morgan StanleyJinse Finance reported that the Federal Reserve stated on Tuesday that the stress capital buffer requirement for a certain exchange (MS.N) has been reduced from the initial 5.1% to 4.3%. This adjustment stems from the Wall Street institution's request in August for the Federal Reserve to reconsider the results of its annual stress test assessment. This multi-stage test is designed to evaluate the resilience of large U.S. banks under hypothetical economic recession scenarios. In a statement, the Federal Reserve said: "Based on the analysis of the information submitted by the exchange, the Board determined that the estimated losses for the bank's fair value option loan portfolio were overly conservative." All 22 banks, including the exchange, successfully passed this year's Federal Reserve stress test, demonstrating that these institutions can withstand losses exceeding $550 billions.
- 21:22Ripple CTO David Schwartz announces he will leave by the end of the yearJinse Finance reported that Ripple CTO David Schwartz announced he will leave at the end of the year. According to his LinkedIn information, he has worked at Ripple for over 13 years, serving as Chief Technology Officer for 7 years and spending more time as Chief Cryptographer. Schwartz played a key role in developing the XRP Ledger, the blockchain associated with Ripple. In a post on X on Tuesday, he stated: "I am really looking forward to spending more time with my children and grandchildren and picking up hobbies I had set aside. However, please note, I am not leaving the XRP community."