1. Bitcoin ETF ends two weeks of continuous capital outflow, Strive increases to 50,000 BTC

Despite a decline in performance later in the week, Bitcoin ETFs have ended a two-week capital outflow. -Original

2. Polymarket: The probability of WTI crude oil breaking $110 drops to 31%

Polymarket data shows that the probability of WTI crude oil exceeding $110/barrel for the remaining days in October has dropped to 31%, a decline of 19% within 24 hours. U.S. President Trump stated that oil prices would soon drop and claimed that the U.S. could swiftly end the war with Iran, and take all of Iran's oil. -Original

3. OCC finalizes GENIUS Act stablecoin regulatory rules

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in the United States has finalized the regulatory rules for stablecoins under the GENIUS Act, covering reserve support, redemption, and risk management, applicable to licensed payment stablecoin issuers and regulated entities. The rules will take effect on January 18, 2027. Secretary of the Treasury Basent described the GENIUS Act as a watershed moment for the U.S. financial industry, establishing the federal framework for payment stablecoins in the digital age. The final rules did not include banking secrecy laws, anti-money laundering, or OFAC sanction provisions. The GENIUS Act was signed into law in July 2025, and the Federal Reserve proposed two related rules in September 2026. -Original

4. Australian Federal Reserve Assistant Governor states anti-inflation interest rate hikes are not over

Australian Federal Reserve Assistant Governor Hunter stated that the bank's efforts to combat inflation are not finished and that insufficient measures have been taken to curb inflation. The board has raised interest rates four times this year to address inflation challenges. Australian Federal Reserve Deputy Governor Housser noted that the current inflation outlook has significantly worsened compared to the assessment in August. In late September, the Australian Federal Reserve raised interest rates to 4.6%. -Original

5. European Central Bank assesses successors' ability to handle bond market turmoil

The competition for the presidency of the European Central Bank is shifting to assess candidates' ability to respond to bond market sell-offs, with Klaas Knot or de Cos potentially taking over during financial market turmoil. Eurozone governments are considering crisis management abilities as a decisive factor in evaluating candidates. -Original

6. Digital euro to launch real trading pilot next year, collaborating with 36 market operators

Piero Cipollone, a member of the European Central Bank's executive board, stated that the digital euro is expected to help the EU establish self-controlled payment infrastructure, reducing reliance on non-European third-party payment service providers. The European Central Bank plans to launch a digital euro pilot next year and test it using real transactions, currently collaborating with 36 market operators and inviting e-commerce and mobile commerce operators to participate. -Original

7. Circle mints 250 million USDC on Solana

Circle minted 250 million USDC on the Solana network at 01:44 (UTC+8), worth approximately $250 million, and the minting transaction has been successfully confirmed. -Original

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