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Jinse Finance reported that during the investigation of the messaging platform Telegram by French authorities, the company's CEO Pavel Durov has had his travel ban fully lifted. Law enforcement had been investigating whether Durov conspired to allow criminal activities to occur on the app. Initially, he was ordered to remain in France, but in June, Durov won a relaxation of the restrictions, allowing him limited travel to Dubai. In August a year ago, French authorities arrested Durov at a Paris airport as he disembarked from a private jet, an incident that made global headlines. He was detained and interrogated for four days and was charged with allegedly conspiring to allow criminal activities on the app. He has consistently denied these allegations. At the time, he was required to pay a bail of 5 million euros (5.8 million USD), was prohibited from leaving France, and was ordered to report to authorities twice a week.

ChainCatcher news, JPMorgan has upgraded Circle (CRCL) from Underweight to Overweight, raising the target price from $94 to $100, implying an upside of about 16%. Analyst Kenneth Worthington pointed out that Circle's fundamentals have improved and its third-quarter performance was strong. Since its IPO at $31, Circle's stock price has risen 178%, but it is still 67% below its June peak. Worthington believes this is a buying opportunity. He stated that stablecoins are further entering mainstream finance, with Circle's USDC leading this trend. After the rating upgrade, Circle's stock price rose by more than 1%. .