1. Federal Reserve's October Rate Cut Probability Rises to 96.7%

According to CME's "FedWatch" data, as of October 14, the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting rates by 25 basis points in October is 96.7%, while the probability of maintaining the current rate is 3.3%. -Original

2. Trump Reportedly Indirectly Holds $870 Million in Bitcoin

Forbes reports that former U.S. President Trump indirectly owns approximately $870 million in Bitcoin through his 41% stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, making him one of the largest private Bitcoin holders in the world. -Original

3. Federal Reserve's Powell Favors Gradual Rate Cuts This Year

On October 14, Federal Reserve Chair Powell expressed a preference for gradually lowering interest rates within this year and continuing into next year. He emphasized that risks in the labor market should be a key focus of monetary policy, while also noting that the impact of tariffs on inflation is less than expected and is not anticipated to trigger sustained increases. -Original

4. U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Day 13, Stalemate Continues

The U.S. government shutdown has entered its 13th day, with House Minority Leader Jeffries accusing Trump of blocking negotiations between Republicans and Democrats. House Speaker Johnson warned that if Democrats reject the temporary funding bill, this shutdown could exceed the 35-day record set in 2018-2019. Both sides have yet to reach an agreement on funding issues. -Original

5. Microsoft Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Agreement with OpenAI

Microsoft has been accused of violating antitrust laws due to its exclusive agreement with OpenAI, allegedly raising ChatGPT prices. A class-action lawsuit has been filed in federal court in San Francisco, claiming that Microsoft restricts the supply of computing resources, harming market competition and user experience. It is reported that Microsoft has invested over $13 billion in OpenAI. -Original

6. Ethereum Stablecoin Active Addresses Surpass One Million for the First Time

According to Jinse Finance, in 2025, the average number of unique sending addresses for Ethereum stablecoins reached 720,000 per week, surpassing one million for the first time in the past two weeks. Over the past year, this figure has grown exponentially, primarily driven by increased adoption of stablecoins and related applications, including perpetual contracts, prediction markets, and settlement demands for tokenized physical assets. As a primary settlement layer, Ethereum continues to attract more capital flow, with active addresses steadily increasing. -Original

7. JPMorgan Confirms It Will Open Bitcoin Trading Services

JPMorgan has confirmed that it will allow clients to trade Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, although related custody services have not yet been launched. -Original

8. BNB Chain Launches $45 Million Airdrop Campaign

BNB Chain, in collaboration with Four Meme, has launched a $45 million Reload airdrop campaign, distributing BNB to over 160,000 user addresses that have traded Memecoin in the past week. The airdrop amount will be randomly allocated, with the first batch starting this week and expected to complete all distributions by early November 2025. -Original

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