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Oracle Invokes "Force Majeure" Clause to Avoid Disputed Data Center Project

Odaily News: Oracle (ORCL.N) is attempting to avoid the massive costs associated with a large data center project in New Mexico, which undoubtedly adds new uncertainties to a project already plagued by opposition and regulatory obstacles. According to people familiar with the matter, Oracle has sent a notice to a subsidiary of Blue Owl Capital, the project's developer, invoking the force majeure clause.The sources said Oracle is not seeking to exit the project as the primary tenant, but rather wants to defer payments in the event that the "Project Jupiter" data center project experiences delays and fails to come online as planned in 2028. (Bloomberg)

CFTC 主席 Selig 称“时刻已到”,推进加密监管规则

CFTC 主席 Mike Selig 宣布在《Clarity 法案》受阻后,机构将利用现有法定权限独立起草加密市场结构规则,目前相关前置文件已提交白宫。

Tom Lee: This Crypto Bull Market Could Be Bigger Than Previous Cycles

Tom Lee, Chairman of Ethereum treasury company Bitmine, said in an interview that this crypto market bull run could be larger than the past few cycles. He believes that crypto-related stocks have already led gains in the third quarter, indicating that the bull market has begun.Lee noted that unlike past cycles driven by ICOs, NFTs, meme coins, and stablecoins, this rally is also being fueled by tokenization, AI, and a more favorable policy environment for the crypto industry. After years of consolidation, he expects the market to see a more decisive breakout, with upside potential that could exceed previous cycles.

HIFI Closes $37 Million Series A Funding Round Led by Left Lane Capital

According to The Block, New York-based stablecoin payment and tokenized asset company HIFI has announced the completion of a $37 million Series A financing round led by Left Lane Capital. Proceeds from the funding will be used to expand its tokenized capital market infrastructure and product lines. HIFI provides API infrastructure that integrates fund flows, compliance, and settlement capabilities, currently processing over $7 billion annually across 87 countries. Prior to this round, HIFI participated in a tokenized securities production trade co-hosted by DTCC, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and Nasdaq in July. Later this month, it partnered with Visa to extend its stablecoin settlement platform to remittance and card payment scenarios, initially supporting stablecoin settlements for more than 4 billion Visa cards globally.

CFTC Chair: Will Advance Crypto Market Structure Rules, with Focus on Perpetual Contracts

Odaily reports: U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chair Mike Selig stated that after the Senate rejected the Clarity Act, the CFTC will still advance crypto market structure rulemaking, saying "now is the time to act."Selig pointed out that the CFTC's existing statutory authority provides room for advancing rules without waiting for Congress to pass new legislation. The agency will also reassess existing rules applicable to 24/7 on-chain markets driven by algorithms and intelligent agents.Related arrangements may include establishing a designated contract market category to allow exchanges to offer crypto leveraged trading under CFTC oversight; however, the CFTC does not have the authority to regulate the spot market on this basis, and spot market regulation still requires legislation. (Decrypt)

Specter: A MetaMask Swap Router Contract Address Has Been Blacklisted by Tether Since 2021

blockchain security researcher Specter has stated that while investigating the Payy Network attack incident, he discovered that an address associated with a MetaMask Swap router contract was blacklisted by Tether in 2021 and has remained blacklisted ever since. Specter said he had not previously noticed this situation.

MemTensor AI Memory Tool Supply Chain Under Attack, Developer Credentials Face Leakage Risk

According to monitoring by blockchain security firm SlowMist (@SlowMist_Team), MemoryOS (PyPI), an AI memory toolkit under MemTensor, and its OpenClaw plugin (npm) were compromised in a supply chain attack. The affected versions ship with embedded cross-platform Go binaries that automatically execute malicious payloads when the package is loaded or imported. Affected versions include MemoryOS==2.0.34 on PyPI, along with plugin versions 0.1.21, 0.1.23, and 0.1.25 on npm. Through this compromise, attackers can exfiltrate sensitive data such as npm/PyPI tokens, GitHub/GitLab credentials, AWS keys, SSH keys, API tokens, and environment variables. Exfiltrated data is sent back to the attacker-controlled infrastructure at skyleen[.]fr, and the compromised npm plugin may also leak user prompt inputs. SlowMist advises users to immediately downgrade the affected packages to their secure versions (downgrade npm to 0.1.20 and PyPI to 2.0.33), terminate any sckit-related processes, block communication with the associated infrastructure, review network activity, and rotate all credentials across affected environments.

EBA 建议将加密借贷及 DeFi 纳入 MiCA 监管范围

欧洲银行管理局(EBA)建议在欧盟《加密资产市场监管》(MiCA)框架内新增对加密借贷服务的监管,涵盖包括提供 DeFi 协议访问权限在内的业务。该机构提议引入用户适用性测试、杠杆限制以及针对 DeFi 协议的认证制度。

EBA Recommends Bringing Crypto Lending Under MiCA Regulation

Odaily reports: The European Banking Authority (EBA) has stated that the EU should bring crypto asset lending under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, and that the regulatory scope should also cover situations where crypto asset service providers assist clients in accessing decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocols.The EBA recommends that the European Commission (EC) conduct a cost-benefit analysis of the relevant legislative changes, and consider adding compliance requirements and supervisory activities for intermediated crypto lending services, while also setting additional requirements for crypto firms that provide access to DeFi lending protocols.Potential measures include user suitability tests, leverage limits, and additional disclosure requirements; the EBA also proposes restricting lending involving asset-referenced tokens or e-money tokens that require MiCA authorization, and establishing a certification system for DeFi lending protocols.The EBA noted that crypto lending is already taking place in at least 16 EU member states, and that access to DeFi through crypto firms and AI tools is increasingly blurring the line between centralized and decentralized finance. The recommendations are part of the MiCA review opinion, which also covers stablecoin rules, crypto asset classification, and reporting requirements. (Cointelegraph)

布鲁克林男子因加密货币诈骗近 1600 万美元被判最高 12 年监禁

据布鲁克林地区检察官 Eric Gonzalez 宣布,布鲁克林男子 Ronald Spektor(23 岁)因实施大规模 Coinbase 网络钓鱼诈骗,于 2026年 9月 23 日被布鲁克林最高法院判处 4至 12 年有期徒刑。 Spektor 冒充 Coinbase 客服代表,以"账户遭黑客攻击"为由,诱骗全美约 100 名用户将加密资产转入其控制的钱包,累计盗窃金额约 1594.4 万美元。被盗资产随后经多个加密交易所反复兑换洗钱,最终流向赌博平台、礼品卡及数字资产购买渠道。 Spektor 在 Telegram 频道"Blockchain enemies"中以 @lolimfeelingevil 为昵称公开炫耀犯罪所得,并招募他人协助实施社会工程攻击。调查人员通过区块链分析、数字取证及多项搜查令,将其家庭 IP 地址与多个被盗钱包关联,最终锁定其身份。 Spektor 已就全部 31 项指控认罪,包括一级洗钱罪、一级重大盗窃罪等,并被命令没收逾 50 万美元资产,同时赔偿受害者近 1600 万美元。

Former SEC Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda: Crypto Cases Dropped in Early 2025 to Preserve Court Credibility

Odaily News: Former SEC Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda stated that the agency dropped crypto cases in early 2025 to preserve its credibility in court ahead of a major policy shift. (Cointelegraph)

Over 40,000 Leaked Documents from Curaçao Gambling Regulator Made Public, Involving Nearly 650 Licensed Companies

Odaily reports: A leaked document archive from Curaçao's gambling regulator has been made public, with over 40,000 documents related to licensed casinos searchable. The documents are said to cover approximately 800 owners across nearly 650 licensed companies, and the archive states that inclusion does not imply any illegal or improper conduct.The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) confirmed that its licensing portal suffered unauthorized access, and the related forensic investigation is still ongoing. Technology service provider Softswiss stated that it does not operate online casinos nor provide gambling services to end users; the CGA said the operator "network" described in reports is a fabricated construct. (Bitcoin.com News)

Kalshi single-market approximate trading volume exceeds $5 billion, CFTC reviewing related activity

Odaily reports: Since August, the Ethereum perpetual contract market on prediction market platform Kalshi has seen nearly 1 million trades of nearly identical amounts, with notional trading volume exceeding $5 billion over the past month. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is reviewing the related activity and has not yet decided whether to open an investigation.In the 24 hours up to Wednesday 12:17 UTC, the market recorded 136,474 trades, with a trading value of approximately $584 million. More than 73,200 of those trades were concentrated at roughly $5,426 each, accounting for 54% of the trade count and 68% of the trading value. Open interest stood at $6.6 million, with single-day volume about 88 times the size of open interest.Kalshi said the repeated amounts came from fixed-size orders placed by market makers and involved hundreds of different traders, and were not wash trading. The platform said its system blocks self-trades and that the related transactions are monitored. As of now, regulators have not announced any enforcement action. (Bitcoin.com News)

Basel Committee: Banks' crypto asset exposure stabilizes, Bitcoin's share declines

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision released statistical data for the second half of 2025. Banks' prudential risk exposure to crypto assets remained broadly flat overall, but the asset composition shifted: in the Americas, Bitcoin's share fell from 75.8% to 44.2%, Ethereum rose to 38.5%, and Solana and XRP accounted for 7.8% and 5.6%, respectively; stablecoin proportions increased in other regions. In the same period, the volume of crypto asset business conducted by banks in the Americas on behalf of clients grew by 93% to €6.4 billion, while that in Europe decreased by 25% to €1.9 billion.

Institutional asset management firms may announce major stock tokenization news

Odaily report: Andy (@andyyy) posted on X platform that institutional asset management firms are about to see major tokenization news, with the largest asset management giants deepening their ties with stock issuers. Andy previously predicted a week ago that the SEC would introduce a crypto exemption policy.

French family held hostage in cryptocurrency-related home invasion; six suspects placed under investigation

According to a report by the French newspaper Le Parisien, a family in Taverny, Val-d'Oise, France, was held at gunpoint by an armed gang during a home invasion. The victim's wife and 10-year-old child were tied up, while the husband was tortured with a taser. Suspects attempted to seize his cryptocurrency assets but ultimately only stole a small amount of cash and household items. Six suspects were transferred to judicial authorities on September 11 and are under investigation on suspicion of organized armed robbery, extortion, illegal detention, and membership in a criminal organization.

Payward Plans to Offer Onchain Perpetual Contract Trading to U.S. Users via Hyperliquid

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken's parent company, Payward, plans to offer onchain perpetual contract trading to U.S. users through Hyperliquid. Its Bitnomial exchange, which is regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, will create and manage the relevant markets, and the plan is still pending regulatory approval.Customer accounts will be hosted by NinjaTrader Clearing and will be limited to users who pass its whitelist review with Bitnomial. Digital asset management firm Grayscale said that if the relevant markets pay protocol fees to Hyperliquid, the new trading activity could increase funds for HYPE token purchases. (Bitcoin.com News)

Mainland investors' RMB trading of Hong Kong stocks to be implemented by July next year; CMU digital asset platform plans to support CBDC settlement.

According to Caixin News, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has announced that an RMB-denominated share class will be integrated into Stock Connect by July 1 next year, enabling mainland investors to directly buy and sell Hong Kong stocks using the renminbi. Additionally, Norman Chan, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, announced that CMU OmniClear, jointly held by the HKMA and the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, is developing a cutting-edge digital asset platform. The goal is to enable central bank digital currency (CBDC) settlements on this platform by year-end, while exploring interoperability with tokenized deposits and compliant stablecoins.

KB Securities, Securitize, and Optimism Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Exploring Tokenization in South Korea

According to The Defiant, KB Securities, securities tokenization platform Securitize, and Optimism have signed an exploratory memorandum of understanding to advance asset tokenization in South Korea. On social media platform X, Optimism stated that its first product will be tokenized bonds; however, a blog post published on the same day mentioned two tokenized funds. South Korea's first-phase regulatory framework for this is expected to launch in February 2027.

Democratic members of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee call for a public hearing on prediction markets.

According to The Block, all Democratic members of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee wrote to Committee Chairman Tim Scott, calling for a bipartisan public hearing on prediction markets rather than discussing them in closed-door sessions. That day, Republican members met privately with Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour to discuss securities-linked products, investor protection, and related regulatory issues.