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Tether and Circle Inject Billions After Weekend Market Crash – Here’s Why
Tether and Circle Inject Billions After Weekend Market Crash – Here’s Why

Analysts say the surge reflects traders repositioning to accumulate digital assets at discounted prices after the $20 billion market wipeout.

BeInCrypto·2025/10/12 11:14
Whale Faces $15.5M Loss on $74M Solana Investment
Whale Faces $15.5M Loss on $74M Solana Investment

A whale loses over $15.5M after buying $74M in Solana at $220 average since Oct 1.Heavy Bet on Solana Turns SourWhale’s Holdings Tracked Across Two WalletsCommunity Reacts to Bold Strategy

Coinomedia·2025/10/12 09:15
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The US SEC seeks to ban former core executives of FTX from serving as directors or executives of public companies for 8 to 10 years.
Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has today submitted a proposal for a "final consent judgment" to the Southern District Court of New York against Caroline Ellison, former CEO of FTX-affiliated company Alameda Research, former FTX CTO Gary Wang, and former Chief Engineer Nishad Singh. According to the settlement agreement, Ellison has agreed to a 10-year ban on serving as an executive or director, while Wang and Singh have agreed to 8-year bans. None of the three have denied the SEC's allegations of violating the anti-fraud provisions of securities law. The case stems from fraudulent investor activities revealed after FTX's bankruptcy in November 2022.
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White House Advisor: Government Shutdown Slightly Reduces CPI Reliability, Fed Still Has Significant Room to Cut Rates
White House advisor Hassett stated that the reliability of CPI data has slightly decreased due to the U.S. government shutdown. Core inflation is basically at or below the target level, and the Federal Reserve still has significant room for rate cuts.
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The Federal Reserve plans to establish a fast-track approval process for innovative banks seeking nationwide operations.
The Federal Reserve has solicited public comments on a plan to establish a fast-track approval process for "innovative" banks seeking to operate nationwide. (Decrypt)
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