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Blue is a decentralized authentication solution that provides a compliant liquidity layer that can be applied to any token, protocol, or EVM chain. It enables KYC processes to be automatically undertaken on the blockchain by integrating compliance checks into digital assets, without compromising the efficiency, security, and openness of on-chain applications.

Tiger Brokers Responds to CSRC’s Initiation of an Investigation: “We will strictly comply with regulatory requirements and fully cooperate with the relevant investigation. Currently, all of the company’s business operations are running normally.”

According to Blue Whale News, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) announced that it has initiated an investigation into Tiger Brokers (NZ) Limited, Futu Securities International (Hong Kong) Limited, and Longbridge Securities (Hong Kong) Limited—and their related domestic and overseas entities—for illegally conducting securities business within mainland China, and has issued a prior notice of administrative penalty. In response, Tiger Brokers stated: “The company has noted the relevant notice and will fully cooperate with the regulatory authorities in accordance with regulatory requirements. Currently, all of the company’s business operations are running normally. Tiger Brokers consistently prioritizes compliance and maintains close communication with regulatory authorities.”

Truth Social Withdraws Applications for Three Crypto ETFs, Shifts Toward Stricter Regulatory Framework

According to Cointelegraph, Yorkville America—the asset management firm behind Trump’s Truth Social—has announced the withdrawal of its three previously filed cryptocurrency ETF applications with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The withdrawn applications were for the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF, the Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, and the Crypto Blue-Chip ETF. The company stated it will shift from the regulatory framework of the Securities Act of 1933 to that of the Investment Company Act of 1940 to offer more innovative products while providing stronger investor protections and tax advantages. However, it did not clarify whether it plans to pursue cryptocurrency ETFs under the new framework.

Fidelity Investments Expands Institutional SMA Product Line, Adds 8 Custom and Model Strategies for Wealth Management Firms

: Asset management firm Fidelity Investments announced the expansion of its institutionally managed Separately Managed Account (SMA) product line, adding 6 custom strategies and 2 model strategies for Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) and brokerage clients, aiming to enhance personalized investment services for high-net-worth clients.The newly added strategies include the Fidelity Institutional Tax-Managed Enhanced Equity strategy and the Fidelity Institutional Tax-Managed Fundamental Equity strategy. Both strategies cover large-cap core, growth, and value investment styles, combining Fidelity's long-term active management capabilities with customized SMA service models.Among them, the Enhanced Equity strategy employs a benchmark-tracking framework, seeking excess return opportunities through diversified alpha factors; the Fundamental Equity strategy is based on a systematic portfolio construction process combined with high-conviction individual stock selection.Fidelity stated that the above strategies are now available to RIA firms through its customized SMA platform. This platform integrates with the Fidelity Wealthscape brokerage platform, helping wealth management firms handle client account opening, strategy customization, execution, and portfolio monitoring.Amanda Robinson, Head of Wealth Advisor Management Solutions Distribution at Fidelity, noted that as investor demand for personalized investment experiences continues to grow, particularly with the expanding base of ultra-high-net-worth clients, wealth advisors require more flexible and customized asset management tools. By combining active management, direct indexing, and factor strategies, Fidelity provides advisors with deeper portfolio customization and tax management capabilities.Since launching its institutional customized SMA product line in 2022, Fidelity has expanded the number of standardized SMA strategies to 50, while also supporting advisors in combining multiple indices or strategies to form custom allocation solutions based on client needs.Additionally, Fidelity launched two equity model SMA strategies, including the Fidelity Institutional Blue Chip Growth Focused Model SMA and the Fidelity Institutional Small Growth Focused Model SMA. These are available to RIA and brokerage clients and can be integrated into a Unified Managed Account (UMA) structure to achieve more comprehensive and tax-optimized investment management.Currently, Fidelity offers 8 active equity model SMA strategies covering U.S. equities, sectors, and international stock markets. Additionally, 5 factor model strategies and 2 index model strategies are available through the Fidelity Managed Account Xchange (FMAX) and third-party platforms.Fidelity stated that its SMA strategies are developed by the Quantitative Research and Investments team within Fidelity Asset Management. This team comprises over 250 quantitative analysts, data scientists, and technologists, leveraging long-accumulated proprietary da

ZachXBT Exposes Account Spreading Panic Over Blue Origin Rocket Incident for Clout

on-chain analyst ZachXBT posted on X platform, stating that the account Thomas A. Whitaker, after the Blue Origin rocket explosion accident, deliberately exaggerated the disaster and falsely claimed that the only launch tower was destroyed, thereby spreading panic. This account is actually a new sockpuppet of an account that deliberately provoked arguments and sought attention in the past. It masquerades as a US user but is actually located in Canada. The related post includes screenshots of the account's historical statements and geographical location as evidence.

OpenAI Expands Cybersecurity Service Daybreak, Launches Specialized Model GPT-5.6-Cyber

According to TechCrunch, in response to the growing number of AI-driven cyber attacks, OpenAI announced this week the expansion of its cyber defense service Daybreak and the launch of a new cybersecurity-specific model, GPT-5.6-Cyber. Daybreak has added two service tiers: Blue and Red. Blue targets most enterprises, providing basic defense capabilities such as incident response, malware analysis, and patch verification; Red targets advanced users, providing security testing and vulnerability research tools. GPT-5.6-Cyber is available exclusively at this tier, with access currently limited to trusted partners such as Accenture, IBM, CrowdStrike, and Cloudflare.

BAYC floor price doubles within a month, signaling signs of NFT market recovery

According to CoinDesk, the floor price of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs has risen from approximately 5 ETH to over 10 ETH in the past month, while ApeCoin (APE) rebounded from below $0.10 to around $0.16 during the same period, with trading volume notably expanding. Meanwhile, repeated security vulnerabilities and persistently declining yields in the DeFi sector have driven some capital toward the NFT market. The financialization trend of NFTs is also intensifying: a recent $2.8 million loan collateralized by a CryptoPunk attracted widespread attention, with the lender expected to earn roughly $138,000 in interest over 90 days. Blue-chip collections such as Pudgy Penguins have also strengthened concurrently, and market expectations surrounding a potential token launch by OpenSea have further boosted sentiment.

Morpho Launches Fixed-Rate Lending Protocol Midnight on Base

decentralized lending protocol Morpho has officially launched Midnight, a fixed-rate, fixed-term lending protocol on the Base network. Midnight aims to introduce traditional credit market models into the on-chain financial ecosystem, further expanding the on-chain credit market.Midnight was first unveiled in May of this year. With this public launch, it will complement Morpho’s existing floating-rate lending protocol, Morpho Blue, offering users a fixed-rate lending option. (The Block)

Fidelity Investments Expands Institutional SMA Product Line, Adds 8 Custom and Model Strategies for Wealth Management Firms

: Asset management firm Fidelity Investments announced the expansion of its institutionally managed Separately Managed Account (SMA) product line, adding 6 custom strategies and 2 model strategies for Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) and brokerage clients, aiming to enhance personalized investment services for high-net-worth clients.The newly added strategies include the Fidelity Institutional Tax-Managed Enhanced Equity strategy and the Fidelity Institutional Tax-Managed Fundamental Equity strategy. Both strategies cover large-cap core, growth, and value investment styles, combining Fidelity's long-term active management capabilities with customized SMA service models.Among them, the Enhanced Equity strategy employs a benchmark-tracking framework, seeking excess return opportunities through diversified alpha factors; the Fundamental Equity strategy is based on a systematic portfolio construction process combined with high-conviction individual stock selection.Fidelity stated that the above strategies are now available to RIA firms through its customized SMA platform. This platform integrates with the Fidelity Wealthscape brokerage platform, helping wealth management firms handle client account opening, strategy customization, execution, and portfolio monitoring.Amanda Robinson, Head of Wealth Advisor Management Solutions Distribution at Fidelity, noted that as investor demand for personalized investment experiences continues to grow, particularly with the expanding base of ultra-high-net-worth clients, wealth advisors require more flexible and customized asset management tools. By combining active management, direct indexing, and factor strategies, Fidelity provides advisors with deeper portfolio customization and tax management capabilities.Since launching its institutional customized SMA product line in 2022, Fidelity has expanded the number of standardized SMA strategies to 50, while also supporting advisors in combining multiple indices or strategies to form custom allocation solutions based on client needs.Additionally, Fidelity launched two equity model SMA strategies, including the Fidelity Institutional Blue Chip Growth Focused Model SMA and the Fidelity Institutional Small Growth Focused Model SMA. These are available to RIA and brokerage clients and can be integrated into a Unified Managed Account (UMA) structure to achieve more comprehensive and tax-optimized investment management.Currently, Fidelity offers 8 active equity model SMA strategies covering U.S. equities, sectors, and international stock markets. Additionally, 5 factor model strategies and 2 index model strategies are available through the Fidelity Managed Account Xchange (FMAX) and third-party platforms.Fidelity stated that its SMA strategies are developed by the Quantitative Research and Investments team within Fidelity Asset Management. This team comprises over 250 quantitative analysts, data scientists, and technologists, leveraging long-accumulated proprietary da

Bitget Offers Free Access to US Stock L2 Depth Quotes for VIP Users

According to an official announcement, Bitget has launched US stock L2 depth quotes, supporting Nasdaq TotalView, Blue Ocean, and other multi-market data, covering US stock pre-market, regular trading, after-hours, and extended-hours sessions, operating 24/7. Users can view up to 40 levels of buy and sell order books, depth charts, and trade-by-trade details. Users with a trading level of VIP1 or above, or an asset holding level of VIP3 or above, can unlock this feature for free.

WLFI sues Justin Sun for defamation, accusing him of orchestrating a coordinated smear campaign to depress the token’s price

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has filed a defamation lawsuit against Justin Sun. WLFI alleges that Blue Anthem—a company affiliated with Sun—purchased $WLFI tokens in November 2024 and immediately engaged in prohibited activities, including transferring tokens to Binance. After WLFI froze the relevant tokens in accordance with its sales terms, Sun did not seek a good-faith resolution; instead, he orchestrated a coordinated smear campaign—hiring influencers, deploying bots, and disseminating false information to over 4 million followers, falsely labeling WLFI’s governance as a “scam” and accusing it of containing a “backdoor,” with the intent of driving the token price “to rock bottom.” WLFI states that the token freeze functionality was explicitly disclosed in its sales terms, that its governance mechanism is transparent and community-driven, and that it will pursue legal action against Sun.

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Crypto KOL Ansem Bullish on Blue-Chip Crypto Portfolio, Expects 3x to 5x Returns Over Next Two Years

Crypto KOL Ansem (@blknoiz06) recommended that investors allocate an equal-weight portfolio across $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, $HYPE, and $PUMP, forecasting the overall position could gain 3-5x over the next two years. Ansem specifically highlighted that $HYPE and $PUMP carry the highest risk-reward ratios. Additionally, Ansem added in the comments that $ZEC is also worth monitoring.

OpenAI Expands Cybersecurity Service Daybreak, Launches Specialized Model GPT-5.6-Cyber

According to TechCrunch, in response to the growing number of AI-driven cyber attacks, OpenAI announced this week the expansion of its cyber defense service Daybreak and the launch of a new cybersecurity-specific model, GPT-5.6-Cyber. Daybreak has added two service tiers: Blue and Red. Blue targets most enterprises, providing basic defense capabilities such as incident response, malware analysis, and patch verification; Red targets advanced users, providing security testing and vulnerability research tools. GPT-5.6-Cyber is available exclusively at this tier, with access currently limited to trusted partners such as Accenture, IBM, CrowdStrike, and Cloudflare.

T. Rowe Price Responds to Including Dogecoin in Crypto ETF: Asset Management Companies Should Not Exclude Meme Coins

According to CoinDesk, U.S. asset management giant T. Rowe Price included Dogecoin in its portfolio after launching the industry's first actively managed multi-token spot crypto ETF, sparking market attention. Its Head of Digital Assets, Blue Macellari, responded that including mature Meme coins in the portfolio is not to chase online hype, but to more comprehensively reflect the crypto market. Active management means making judgments based on the investment value of each token, rather than directly excluding them simply because a certain asset class is controversial. It is reported that the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF (TKNZ) primarily allocates to Bitcoin and Ethereum, which together account for approximately 60% of the fund's positions. The third-largest holding is BNB. Currently, only one Meme coin, Dogecoin (DOGE), is included, representing about 1.26% of the fund's asset allocation. Regarding the future crypto ETF market, Blue Macellari expects the industry to gradually become more segmented. In the future, large-cap "blue-chip" crypto ETFs, small-cap growth crypto ETFs, and thematic ETFs based on different sectors may emerge. T. Rowe Price does not plan to compete with institutions like BlackRock on passive crypto investment products, but instead focuses on the active management space, seeking asset allocation opportunities in the rapidly changing crypto market.

T. Rowe Price: Adding Mature Meme Coins to Actively Managed Crypto ETFs as a Blockchain Stress Test

: Asset management firm T. Rowe Price stated that including mature meme coins in its actively managed crypto ETF is part of a disciplined investment strategy, not a bet on internet hype. Blue Macellari, Head of Digital Assets at T. Rowe Price, said that meme coin trading can serve as a real-world stress test for blockchain networks, used to observe the scalability and reliability of the network. T. Rowe Price manages $1.9 trillion in assets and expects that as the market matures, crypto ETFs will expand from Bitcoin products to actively managed, sector-specific, and multi-token funds.

Morpho Launches Fixed-Rate Lending Protocol Midnight on Base

decentralized lending protocol Morpho has officially launched Midnight, a fixed-rate, fixed-term lending protocol on the Base network. Midnight aims to introduce traditional credit market models into the on-chain financial ecosystem, further expanding the on-chain credit market.Midnight was first unveiled in May of this year. With this public launch, it will complement Morpho’s existing floating-rate lending protocol, Morpho Blue, offering users a fixed-rate lending option. (The Block)

Fidelity Investments Expands Institutional SMA Product Line, Adds 8 Custom and Model Strategies for Wealth Management Firms

: Asset management firm Fidelity Investments announced the expansion of its institutionally managed Separately Managed Account (SMA) product line, adding 6 custom strategies and 2 model strategies for Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) and brokerage clients, aiming to enhance personalized investment services for high-net-worth clients.The newly added strategies include the Fidelity Institutional Tax-Managed Enhanced Equity strategy and the Fidelity Institutional Tax-Managed Fundamental Equity strategy. Both strategies cover large-cap core, growth, and value investment styles, combining Fidelity's long-term active management capabilities with customized SMA service models.Among them, the Enhanced Equity strategy employs a benchmark-tracking framework, seeking excess return opportunities through diversified alpha factors; the Fundamental Equity strategy is based on a systematic portfolio construction process combined with high-conviction individual stock selection.Fidelity stated that the above strategies are now available to RIA firms through its customized SMA platform. This platform integrates with the Fidelity Wealthscape brokerage platform, helping wealth management firms handle client account opening, strategy customization, execution, and portfolio monitoring.Amanda Robinson, Head of Wealth Advisor Management Solutions Distribution at Fidelity, noted that as investor demand for personalized investment experiences continues to grow, particularly with the expanding base of ultra-high-net-worth clients, wealth advisors require more flexible and customized asset management tools. By combining active management, direct indexing, and factor strategies, Fidelity provides advisors with deeper portfolio customization and tax management capabilities.Since launching its institutional customized SMA product line in 2022, Fidelity has expanded the number of standardized SMA strategies to 50, while also supporting advisors in combining multiple indices or strategies to form custom allocation solutions based on client needs.Additionally, Fidelity launched two equity model SMA strategies, including the Fidelity Institutional Blue Chip Growth Focused Model SMA and the Fidelity Institutional Small Growth Focused Model SMA. These are available to RIA and brokerage clients and can be integrated into a Unified Managed Account (UMA) structure to achieve more comprehensive and tax-optimized investment management.Currently, Fidelity offers 8 active equity model SMA strategies covering U.S. equities, sectors, and international stock markets. Additionally, 5 factor model strategies and 2 index model strategies are available through the Fidelity Managed Account Xchange (FMAX) and third-party platforms.Fidelity stated that its SMA strategies are developed by the Quantitative Research and Investments team within Fidelity Asset Management. This team comprises over 250 quantitative analysts, data scientists, and technologists, leveraging long-accumulated proprietary da