1. Trump Plans to Speak with Xi Jinping, May Adjust Tariff Policy

U.S. President Trump revealed that he might speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week and hinted that the current tariff policy on Chinese goods may face adjustments. Previously, Trump expressed doubts about the sustainability of tariffs, and recent interactions between the U.S. and China regarding tariffs have drawn market attention. Analysts believe that while reducing tariffs may ease trade tensions, the long-term impact on the U.S. economy remains uncertain. -Original

2. Federal Reserve May Cut Rates Three Times, White House Economic Advisor Says It May Just Be the Beginning

White House economic advisor Hassett stated that the Federal Reserve's anticipated three rate cuts may only be the beginning. He also expressed optimism about the U.S. credit market, believing that the U.S. can maintain its lead. Additionally, Hassett mentioned that if the U.S. government shutdown continues until this weekend, President Trump may take more aggressive actions. -Original

3. Zelensky Visits the U.S. and Meets with Trump to Discuss Military Support and Energy Cooperation

On October 17, local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived at the White House for talks with U.S. President Trump. This is Zelensky's third visit to the U.S. in eight months. The two discussed solutions to the Russia-Ukraine conflict and U.S. military support for Ukraine, including the supply of Tomahawk cruise missiles. Zelensky also met with several U.S. companies to discuss energy infrastructure repair and air defense system cooperation. -Original

4. France Strengthens Anti-Money Laundering Scrutiny of Crypto Platforms, Affecting EU Operating License Eligibility

On October 17, Bloomberg reported that France is strengthening anti-money laundering scrutiny of cryptocurrency trading platforms, involving over 100 registered entities. The French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (ACPR) has been investigating dozens of platforms since the end of last year, and the results of these investigations will affect their future eligibility for EU operating licenses. -Original

5. Major Japanese Banks Plan to Issue Stablecoins for Commercial Use, Promoting Crypto Innovation

According to Sina Finance, major Japanese banks plan to launch stablecoins for commercial use. -Original

6. Grayscale Launches First U.S. Spot Crypto ETF and Supports Staking Functionality

Grayscale has launched the first U.S. spot crypto ETF, supporting staking for Ethereum and Solana, with total assets under management exceeding $8.5 billion. The staking functionality is achieved through compliant arrangements, allowing investors to participate in blockchain rewards through traditional accounts. -Original

7. Circle Issues 500 Million USDC on Solana Network, Increasing Demand for Stablecoins

According to Whale Alert monitoring, Circle completed two USDC issuance operations on the Solana blockchain between 22:50 and 22:51 Beijing time on October 17, totaling 500 million USDC minted. According to the original report, this issuance occurred within the past two hours, further consolidating the circulation scale of USDC on the Solana network. This issuance reflects the continued growth in demand for stablecoins and indicates that Circle is accelerating its expansion in the blockchain ecosystem. -Original

8. Recent Large Transactions by Whales May Affect BTC Market Volatility

On October 17, on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored that a mysterious whale placed a limit buy order of $60.3 million in the Bitcoin price range of $105,000 to $105,636, which has partially been filled. -Original

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