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Anvil Completes $5 Million Governance Token Purchase, Led by Founders Fund
Odaily News — Crypto collateral protocol Anvil has announced the completion of a $5 million governance token purchase, led by venture capital firm Founders Fund, with participation from Pantera Capital, Theta Blockchain Ventures, Bullish, and Protoscale Capital.Anvil has launched a software development kit to help enterprises and financial institutions integrate its digital asset collateral technology without writing blockchain code. The protocol uses collateral to secure financial commitments, without requiring collateral providers to borrow or pay interest. (CoinDesk)
Analysts Predict 10-Year US Treasury Yields Will Rise to 6%, Bitcoin May Not Face Downward Pressure
According to CoinDesk, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has continued to climb, with some analysts forecasting it will reach 6% (it last hit this level in 2000). Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, emphasized that the drivers behind the yield increase are critical: if the rise stems from concerns over fiscal deficits and term premiums, investors may shift to alternative assets such as Bitcoin, constituting a bullish development; if it stems from the Federal Reserve resuming its rate-hiking cycle, it would repeat the 2022 scenario of Bitcoin plummeting 64%. Data shows that since the end of 2023, the 10-year yield has risen by 135 basis points to 5.23%, while Bitcoin’s price simultaneously doubled to around $86,000, validating the "decoupling" narrative between Bitcoin and Treasuries amid fiscal concerns. Dan Niles, founder of Niles Investment Management, also noted that the U.S. fiscal deficit accounts for approximately 6% of GDP. Coupled with tech giants undertaking large-scale fundraising that competes with Treasuries for the same pool of capital, yields will continue to be pushed higher.
Stablecoin payment company RedotPay completes financial audit, continues to advance US IPO plan
According to CoinDesk, Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment company RedotPay announced on Monday that it has completed its financial audit and anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing compliance review, both conducted by Big Four accounting firms, as a necessary preparatory step for applying to launch an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States.
RedotPay Completes Pre-IPO Financial Audit, Targets Valuation Above $5 Billion
Odaily News: Stablecoin payment company RedotPay has completed a financial audit as part of its preparations for an initial public offering (IPO). A U.S. listing requires the submission of audited financial statements.A RedotPay spokesperson stated that the company's IPO plans have not been delayed, and that previous claims suggesting legal and regulatory issues could push the listing to 2027 or later are inconsistent with this. A person familiar with the matter said the company is targeting a valuation of over $5 billion. (CoinDesk)
ARK Invest and Securitize to Tokenize Venture Fund With Exposure to OpenAI, Anthropic, and More
Odaily News: Asset management firm ARK Invest will partner with Securitize (SECZ) to tokenize the ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) on Ethereum. The fund provides qualified investors with investment exposure to private and public companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, and Databricks.This collaboration continues the existing relationship between the two parties, as ARK Invest made a strategic investment in Securitize last year. (CoinDesk)
ARK Invest 与 Securitize 合作将风险基金代币化，涵盖 OpenAI、Anthropic 等头部 AI 公司持仓
据 CoinDesk 报道，Cathie Wood 旗下资产管理公司 ARK Invest 宣布与代币化平台 Securitize 合作，将旗下 ARK Venture Fund（ARKVX）进行代币化，基金持仓涵盖 OpenAI、Anthropic、Stripe 及 Databricks 等头部私人科技公司。代币化利息将首先在以太坊上发行，后续可能扩展至其他链。 Securitize 将负责链上发行及投资者体验，并计划提供每日净资产值及链上二级市场交易功能。值得注意的是，代币化并不将底层资产直接上链，投资者持有的是基金权益的链上凭证。ARK 此前已对 Securitize 进行战略投资，双方将持续合作推动更多合规投资产品上链。
Former U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chairman: CLARITY Act Poised for Passage During Post-Midterm "Lame Duck" Session
Odaily News: Former House Financial Services Committee Chairman @PatrickMcHenry believes that during the "lame duck" session following the midterm elections, as the political cycle comes to an end, the CLARITY Act is poised for passage. He stated, "They can deliver one last finished product here during the midterms." (CoinDesk)
As US midterm elections approach, polls show Democrats poised to flip the House of Representatives.
According to CoinDesk, as the U.S. midterm elections approach on November 3, polling data and betting odds indicate that the Democratic Party is poised to take control of Congress. The outcome will determine the fate of regulatory oversight authority for agencies such as the SEC and proposed cryptocurrency tax legislation.
US Senate Fails to Advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act
the U.S. Senate recently failed to advance the 635-page Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (Clarity Act), which aims to establish a regulatory framework for digital asset market structure.The bill sought to legally classify crypto tokens, set licensing requirements for trading-related businesses, and delineate the regulatory jurisdiction between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). (CoinDesk)
ICBA sues OCC over granting trust bank charters to crypto firms
Odaily News: The ICBA has sued the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), alleging that its approval of multiple crypto firms to establish digital asset trust banks allows these institutions to avoid the same regulatory standards as traditional banks, creating a competitive disadvantage. (CoinDesk)
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stepped down today, calling before her departure for the establishment of a regulatory framework for privacy technologies such as zero-knowledge proofs.
According to a CoinDesk commentary piece, U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce concludes her tenure today, having served since 2018. Article author and Blockchain Association Policy Assistant Will Schwartz reviews Peirce's work in digital asset regulation, focusing on her advocacy for financial privacy regulation ahead of her departure. Peirce previously noted at the SIFMA Digital Assets Conference that current financial oversight has long depended on the mass collection and storage of user personal data, while privacy-enhancing technologies like zero-knowledge proofs and verifiable credentials allow users to demonstrate transaction compliance with minimal personal disclosure. She argues that the industry currently lacks a regulatory framework that would permit and incentivize the deployment of these technologies. Schwartz calls for future regulatory regimes to increasingly integrate privacy-enhancing technologies, thereby curbing unnecessary consumer data exposure while still fulfilling law enforcement and compliance mandates.
Hester Peirce Ends Over 8-Year SEC Commissioner Term, Previously Advocated for Token Safe Harbor and Led Crypto Task Force
Odaily News: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce ended her term today. She served at the agency for more than 8 years, repeatedly dissenting when the commission chose to take enforcement action rather than formulate rules for the industry to follow, and earlier proposed a token safe harbor plan.Hester Peirce previously led the Crypto Task Force and stated that the SEC's duty to protect investors includes using its regulatory authority to provide regulatory boundaries for the rapidly expanding digital asset industry. (CoinDesk)
US Treasury Volatility Index Surges as Analysts Warn Bitcoin and US Stocks May Face Volatility Risks
According to CoinDesk, volatility in the U.S. Treasury market continues to rise, while Bitcoin and U.S. stock market volatility remain at year-to-date lows. Market analysts warn that turmoil in the bond market may gradually spill over into risk assets.
Analysis: Bitcoin Fails Third Attempt to Break $87,000, Breakout Requires Stronger Buying Pressure
Odaily News: Bitcoin is facing selling pressure, marking its third rejection near $87,000 since September 23. FxPro analyst Alex Kuptsikevich noted that since early last week, BTC has formed a pattern of "rising local lows," but bulls have yet to gain sufficient upward momentum. The price is now approaching the apex of a triangle formed by horizontal resistance and an ascending support line. A breakout from this pattern could bring greater volatility to the market.The total crypto market capitalization has fallen back to approximately $2.93 trillion. Meanwhile, U.S. equities have shown relative strength, with the Nasdaq 100 hitting a record closing high and the S&P 500 less than 0.5% away from its all-time high. However, U.S. Treasury yields continue to climb, with the 10-year yield rising to 5.32%, near its highest level since 2002.Market observers believe that for BTC to break through $87,000, sufficient buying pressure is needed to absorb the persistent selling near that level. Once it holds above this threshold, it could open further upside toward its near 8-month high. (CoinDesk)
Bitget hacker transfers $3.9 million in ZEC into Zcash privacy pool
Odaily reports: A wallet linked to the $387.5 million Bitget exploit transferred 2,746 ZEC into Zcash's Ironwood privacy pool on Wednesday across three transactions, worth approximately $3.9 million.The funds account for roughly 15% of the ZEC stolen on September 24. The Ironwood privacy pool can conceal the sender, recipient, and transfer amount, but investigators may still be able to trace the path of funds returning to public addresses through transaction timing and amounts. (CoinDesk)
zk.money Relaunches After Three Years, Supporting Private Payments
Odaily reports: Aztec Network developer Aztec Labs has relaunched the self-custodial wallet zk.money. The wallet can conceal payment amounts, balances, and recipient information through Aztec Network, and supports transfers via readable names or links.Users can deposit DAI, USDC, or USDT from Ethereum, with USDC and USDT being converted to DAI. Deposit records remain publicly traceable, while subsequent transaction activity remains private.The early Alpha version limits individual deposits, payments, and withdrawals to under $2,500, and screens addresses in accordance with sanctions policy. The software has not yet undergone a full audit and carries security risks. (CoinDesk)
Analysts Expect 10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield Could Rise to 6%, Bitcoin's Performance Depends on the Reason for the Upside
Odaily News: Some analysts expect that the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield could rise to 6%, driven by concerns over the federal fiscal deficit, debt growth, and capital competition. Since the end of 2023, the yield has risen to 5.23%, while Bitcoin's price has roughly doubled to $86,000.If yields rise due to fiscal concerns, investors may seek alternatives to government debt, and Bitcoin could benefit; if the rise in yields is driven by the Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy again, Bitcoin could come under pressure. (CoinDesk)
Analysts Predict 10-Year US Treasury Yields Will Rise to 6%, Bitcoin May Not Face Downward Pressure
According to CoinDesk, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has continued to climb, with some analysts forecasting it will reach 6% (it last hit this level in 2000). Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, emphasized that the drivers behind the yield increase are critical: if the rise stems from concerns over fiscal deficits and term premiums, investors may shift to alternative assets such as Bitcoin, constituting a bullish development; if it stems from the Federal Reserve resuming its rate-hiking cycle, it would repeat the 2022 scenario of Bitcoin plummeting 64%. Data shows that since the end of 2023, the 10-year yield has risen by 135 basis points to 5.23%, while Bitcoin’s price simultaneously doubled to around $86,000, validating the "decoupling" narrative between Bitcoin and Treasuries amid fiscal concerns. Dan Niles, founder of Niles Investment Management, also noted that the U.S. fiscal deficit accounts for approximately 6% of GDP. Coupled with tech giants undertaking large-scale fundraising that competes with Treasuries for the same pool of capital, yields will continue to be pushed higher.
Bitget hacker transfers $3.9 million in ZEC into Zcash privacy pool
Odaily reports: A wallet linked to the $387.5 million Bitget exploit transferred 2,746 ZEC into Zcash's Ironwood privacy pool on Wednesday across three transactions, worth approximately $3.9 million.The funds account for roughly 15% of the ZEC stolen on September 24. The Ironwood privacy pool can conceal the sender, recipient, and transfer amount, but investigators may still be able to trace the path of funds returning to public addresses through transaction timing and amounts. (CoinDesk)
Chainlink Releases CCIP 2.0, Allowing Large Crypto Apps to Customize Cross-Chain Security Verification
Odaily News: Cross-chain protocol Chainlink has released CCIP 2.0, allowing enterprises to add their own security checks for cross-blockchain transfers on top of its default network of 16 operator validators.The upgrade comes after Kelp DAO suffered a $292 million hack in April, an incident attributed to a LayerZero cross-chain bridge setup using a single validator; Kelp DAO subsequently migrated its rsETH token to Chainlink.Chainlink's risk management network no longer operates as a standalone security safeguard, and users who do not add their own validators will rely on one validation network rather than two. (CoinDesk)
Crypto tech service provider Haruko hit by cyberattack, 15 clients affected
Odaily News: Crypto technology service provider Haruko suffered a targeted cyberattack, with 15 clients affected. Read-only API information and trading data from some exchanges were leaked.Haruko stated that smaller hedge fund clients with weaker security controls may have lost a small amount of funds. The company has patched the vulnerability and updated its server-side keys. (CoinDesk)
Crypto technology service provider Haruko hit by targeted cyberattack, impacting 15 institutional clients
According to CoinDesk, London-based crypto institutional technology services provider Haruko was targeted by a cyberattack earlier this week, affecting a total of 15 clients. Attackers exploited vulnerabilities in Haruko’s infrastructure to extract user access tokens, gaining access to clients’ read-only exchange API information and trading data. A small amount of client funds were stolen, and smaller hedge funds with weaker security controls face a higher risk of loss. Haruko co-founder and CTO Adam Carlile confirmed that the attack specifically targeted Haruko itself. The vulnerability has been patched, and the company plans to release a complete technical post-incident report. Haruko serves over 80 institutional clients globally and connects to more than 100 centralized exchanges and 30 blockchains.
Ethereum confirms Glamsterdam test date, developers warn of block builder attack risks
According to CoinDesk, Ethereum plans to launch Glamsterdam upgrade testing on the Sepolia testnet on October 6. Developers have warned that attackers could exploit free testnet ETH and numerous temporary block builder identities to win block auctions at high prices and then refuse to submit transaction payloads, thereby disrupting the testing process. This risk will not affect mainnet funds, but could hinder upgrade verification. Glamsterdam aims to increase the block gas limit to approximately 200 million, with the mainnet launch date remaining undetermined.
Glamsterdam Test: Attackers Could Exploit Free Testnet ETH to Win Sepolia Block Auctions and Withhold Transaction Payloads
Odaily reports: Ethereum developers have warned that attackers could exploit free testnet ETH and one-time builder identities to win Sepolia block auctions and withhold transaction payloads during the Glamsterdam testing period.This attack does not threaten mainnet funds, but it could disrupt infrastructure testing. The Sepolia public test is scheduled to launch on October 6, while the Hoodi test is tentatively set for October 27. The mainnet activation date remains undetermined. (CoinDesk)
Arbitrum Network Holds About $3.8 Billion in Stablecoins, USDG Lands in Its DeFi Ecosystem
Odaily News: Global Dollar (USDG), issued by stablecoin issuer Paxos, will launch in the DeFi ecosystem of Ethereum Layer 2 network Arbitrum, covering Morpho, GMX, Fluid, and Maple, with Kraken providing fiat on-ramp and off-ramp services.Arbitrum aims to capture a portion of the economic benefits generated by stablecoins on its network. The network currently holds about $3.8 billion in stablecoins, of which about 60% is USDC issued by stablecoin issuer Circle.Stablecoin alliances are growing. OpenUSD has gained support from Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, Coinbase, and Shopify, while Qivalis has secured backing from 37 European banks. (CoinDesk)
Arbitrum Joins Paxos’ Global Dollar Network, USDG Officially Launches on Arbitrum Network
According to CoinDesk, Ethereum Layer 2 network Arbitrum announced its addition to the Paxos-led stablecoin alliance Global Dollar Network (GDN), with its issued US dollar stablecoin USDG officially launched on the Arbitrum network.
Ethereum Completes Fix Ahead of Glamsterdam Upgrade Testing, Sepolia Testnet Gas Limit to Rise to 200 Million
Odaily News: The Ethereum development team has completed an emergency software update ahead of the Glamsterdam upgrade testing on the Sepolia testnet, fixing an issue that could cause some validators to produce low-capacity blocks. This test will raise the Sepolia network's Gas limit from approximately 60 million to 200 million, validating Ethereum's future efforts to enhance network processing capacity.Glamsterdam is Ethereum's next major upgrade, and Sepolia, as a testnet, will be the first to deploy the related improvements to simulate the upgrade's effects. Gas is the unit that measures the computational capacity a block can handle on Ethereum. Raising the Gas limit means a single block can accommodate more transactions and more complex on-chain operations, but it also increases the computational burden on node operators.Ethereum validator client Prysm released version 7.2.1 on Monday evening, adding the 200 million Gas limit configuration. The previous version was released before the relevant Sepolia parameter adjustments, so if validators did not manually modify their settings, they would still operate under the 60 million Gas limit. This update ensures that validating nodes can participate in the Glamsterdam test as expected. (CoinDesk)
The Tether-backed UTExo initiative will launch USDT on the Bitcoin network this month, supporting private transfers and direct BTC exchanges.
According to CoinDesk, Utexo, an infrastructure project supported by Tether, plans to issue USDT on the Bitcoin network this month. Utexo has obtained a commercial license to issue USDT on Bitcoin and plans to provide corresponding APIs, SDKs, and cloud infrastructure for exchanges, wallets, and payment service providers. Based on the RGB protocol and the Bitcoin UTXO model, Utexo will keep most transaction data off-chain, with a focus on supporting three types of applications: private USDT transfers, direct swaps between native BTC and USDT, and borrowing using native BTC as collateral without wrapping BTC to other blockchains. USDT was first issued on the Bitcoin network via the Omni protocol in 2014, after which Ethereum and Tron gradually became its primary circulating networks. Following the issuance of USDT on the Bitcoin mainnet, Utexo also plans to further expand to the Lightning Network.
$190 Billion USDT Expected to Return to Bitcoin Network This Month
Odaily Report: USDT is expected to return to the Bitcoin network this month through infrastructure developed by Utexo, a project backed by Tether. Utexo plans to support private USDT transfers, direct swaps between native Bitcoin and USDT, and loans collateralized by native Bitcoin. (CoinDesk)
CFTC Proposes to Include Prediction Market Event Contracts in "Swaps" Definition to Draw a Clear Line From Gambling
According to CoinDesk, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has submitted two proposed rules to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB): one would formally classify event contracts traded on platforms such as Kalshi, Polymarket, Crypto.com, and Robinhood under the regulatory definition of "swaps"; the other would explicitly exclude casino-style gambling products from the swaps category. This move aims to respond to recent federal court rulings—the Sixth and Eighth Circuits both ruled that Kalshi's sports-related contracts do not qualify as swaps and should be subject to state gambling regulations, while the Third Circuit upheld the CFTC's jurisdiction over prediction markets. With conflicting rulings across the circuits, the matter may ultimately need to be resolved by the U.S. Supreme Court. Currently, the CFTC comprises only one commissioner, Chair Mike Selig, with all related decisions made solely by him.
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Anvil Completes $5 Million Governance Token Purchase, Led by Founders Fund
Odaily News — Crypto collateral protocol Anvil has announced the completion of a $5 million governance token purchase, led by venture capital firm Founders Fund, with participation from Pantera Capital, Theta Blockchain Ventures, Bullish, and Protoscale Capital.Anvil has launched a software development kit to help enterprises and financial institutions integrate its digital asset collateral technology without writing blockchain code. The protocol uses collateral to secure financial commitments, without requiring collateral providers to borrow or pay interest. (CoinDesk)
CoinDesk: RLUSD market cap reached $2.37 billion in September, XRPL on-chain supply surpassed Ethereum for the first time
According to CoinDesk research data, the market capitalization of Ripple's USD stablecoin RLUSD reached $2.37 billion in September 2026. Data shows that in June this year, the RLUSD supply on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) network surpassed Ethereum for the first time, accounting for 52% of the total supply, while the Ethereum network accounted for 48%. This shift indicates that RLUSD liquidity is increasingly moving toward Ripple's native settlement infrastructure, XRPL.
Arbitrum Network Holds About $3.8 Billion in Stablecoins, USDG Lands in Its DeFi Ecosystem
Odaily News: Global Dollar (USDG), issued by stablecoin issuer Paxos, will launch in the DeFi ecosystem of Ethereum Layer 2 network Arbitrum, covering Morpho, GMX, Fluid, and Maple, with Kraken providing fiat on-ramp and off-ramp services.Arbitrum aims to capture a portion of the economic benefits generated by stablecoins on its network. The network currently holds about $3.8 billion in stablecoins, of which about 60% is USDC issued by stablecoin issuer Circle.Stablecoin alliances are growing. OpenUSD has gained support from Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, Coinbase, and Shopify, while Qivalis has secured backing from 37 European banks. (CoinDesk)
Arbitrum Joins Paxos’ Global Dollar Network, USDG Officially Launches on Arbitrum Network
According to CoinDesk, Ethereum Layer 2 network Arbitrum announced its addition to the Paxos-led stablecoin alliance Global Dollar Network (GDN), with its issued US dollar stablecoin USDG officially launched on the Arbitrum network.
US Treasury Volatility Index Surges as Analysts Warn Bitcoin and US Stocks May Face Volatility Risks
According to CoinDesk, volatility in the U.S. Treasury market continues to rise, while Bitcoin and U.S. stock market volatility remain at year-to-date lows. Market analysts warn that turmoil in the bond market may gradually spill over into risk assets.
Ethereum Completes Fix Ahead of Glamsterdam Upgrade Testing, Sepolia Testnet Gas Limit to Rise to 200 Million
Odaily News: The Ethereum development team has completed an emergency software update ahead of the Glamsterdam upgrade testing on the Sepolia testnet, fixing an issue that could cause some validators to produce low-capacity blocks. This test will raise the Sepolia network's Gas limit from approximately 60 million to 200 million, validating Ethereum's future efforts to enhance network processing capacity.Glamsterdam is Ethereum's next major upgrade, and Sepolia, as a testnet, will be the first to deploy the related improvements to simulate the upgrade's effects. Gas is the unit that measures the computational capacity a block can handle on Ethereum. Raising the Gas limit means a single block can accommodate more transactions and more complex on-chain operations, but it also increases the computational burden on node operators.Ethereum validator client Prysm released version 7.2.1 on Monday evening, adding the 200 million Gas limit configuration. The previous version was released before the relevant Sepolia parameter adjustments, so if validators did not manually modify their settings, they would still operate under the 60 million Gas limit. This update ensures that validating nodes can participate in the Glamsterdam test as expected. (CoinDesk)