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In a dynamic cryptocurrency landscape, Bitcoin exhibits strength while altcoins show mixed performance, highlighting recent market trends. Various Layer 1 ETFs are anticipated for imminent approval, signaling a potential shift in institutional investment strategies. The SEC is reportedly willing to engage with token issuers, calming prior regulatory fears, while the

Adrienne Harris, the superintendent of the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), has announced updates to the department’s guidance regarding crypto companies and insolvency, just before her impending departure on October 18, 2025. The revised guidance aims to enhance protections for crypto users during insolvency proceedings, clarifying acceptable

Arf, a Swiss liquidity provider, is partnering with Circle Payments Network (CPN) to introduce on-demand credit for cross-border payments, thus eliminating the necessity of prefunding. This collaboration is powered by Huma Finance's PayFi network, aiming to enhance the efficiency of cross-border stablecoin settlements. By providing same-day USDC settlements,

HBAR, the token associated with Hedera Hashgraph, experienced a nearly 3% decline over 24 hours, falling from $0.22 to $0.21. This drop occurred as institutional investors reduced their exposure amid rising regulatory uncertainties. Trading volumes surged to 55 million tokens, highlighting significant repositioning among corporate holders. The initial

Stellar’s XLM token experienced a 4% decline, dropping from $0.38 to $0.36 over a 23-hour period. The decrease was attributed to significant institutional selling pressures, with heavy trading volumes indicating bearish sentiment. Resistance at $0.38 was tested multiple times, and attempts to recover above this level

Bitcoin is projected to close September with a 4.50% gain, defying historical trends and suggesting the potential for significant rallies in Q4. Previous instances of a positive September have led to average Q4 returns of over 53%. The data indicates that October often acts as the launching point for

Turkey is drafting legislation to enhance its financial intelligence unit, Masak, enabling it to freeze bank and crypto accounts associated with suspected criminal activities. This proposed bill would allow Masak to shut down accounts, limit transaction amounts, and blacklist crypto wallet addresses across financial institutions and exchanges. The measures aim