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France Considers Ban on CBDCs, Backs Bitcoin & Crypto
France Considers Ban on CBDCs, Backs Bitcoin & Crypto

French lawmakers to review motion promoting Bitcoin and crypto, while seeking to ban central bank digital currencies.Ban on CBDCs, Push for DecentralizationTowards a National Crypto Reserve and European Leadership

Coinomedia·2025/10/29 05:51
Will Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin by 2029?
Will Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin by 2029?

Charles Edwards warns Bitcoin's encryption could be cracked by quantum computers between 2027 and 2029.What Is “Q-Day” and Why It MattersWhat the Crypto Community Should Do

Coinomedia·2025/10/29 05:51
Visa Expands Stablecoin Payments to 4 Blockchains
Visa Expands Stablecoin Payments to 4 Blockchains

Visa now supports stablecoin payments across four blockchains, enabling fiat conversion and boosting crypto adoption.Which Stablecoins and Blockchains Are Supported?What This Means for the Future of Payments

Coinomedia·2025/10/29 05:51
Markets Expect Fed Rate Cut to 3.75–4.00% Tomorrow
Markets Expect Fed Rate Cut to 3.75–4.00% Tomorrow

Traders see a 99.5% chance the Fed will cut rates to 3.75–4.00% at the upcoming FOMC meeting, according to CME FedWatch.Why the Fed May Cut Rates NowHow Markets Are Reacting

Coinomedia·2025/10/29 05:51
Whales Stir Chaos as Bulls and Bears Face Off Before FOMC | US Crypto News
Whales Stir Chaos as Bulls and Bears Face Off Before FOMC | US Crypto News

As the Federal Reserve prepares to announce its rate decision, crypto markets are caught in a high-stakes standoff. Bitcoin whales are reshuffling positions, with some locking in profits while others bet big on post-FOMC upside.

BeInCrypto·2025/10/29 05:45
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    Data: Ethereum spot ETF saw a net outflow of $500 million last week, marking three consecutive weeks of net outflows.
    According to ChainCatcher, citing SoSoValue data, last week the Ethereum spot ETF saw a net outflow of $500 million during the trading week. The Ethereum spot ETF with the highest weekly net inflow last week was the Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF ETH, with a weekly net inflow of $80.88 million. The historical total net inflow for ETH has now reached $1.424 billion. The second highest was the Bitwise ETF ETHW, with a weekly net inflow of $14.19 million, and ETHW's historical total net inflow has reached $399 million. The Ethereum spot ETF with the largest weekly net outflow last week was the BlackRock ETF ETHA, with a weekly net outflow of $559 million. ETHA's historical total net inflow has now reached $12.89 billion. The second largest was the Grayscale Ethereum Trust ETF ETHE, with a weekly net outflow of $31.82 million, and ETHE's historical total net outflow has reached $4.92 billion. As of press time, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs is $16.86 billion, with an ETF net asset ratio of 5.1%, and the historical cumulative net inflow has reached $12.63 billion.
  • 03:16
    The New York Stock Exchange has approved Grayscale DOGE and XRP spot ETFs to be listed this Monday.
    Jinse Finance reported that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSEArca) has approved the listing of a certain exchange's DOGE and XRP spot ETFs, which will officially begin trading this Monday. The DOGE spot ETF code is GDOG, and the XRP spot ETF code is GXRP.
  • 03:16
    Barclays: Powell May Push the Federal Reserve to Cut Rates Next Month
    Jinse Finance reported that Barclays Research pointed out that there is still uncertainty regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next month, but Chairman Powell is likely to push the FOMC to make a rate cut decision. According to recent statements, Barclays believes that Governors Milan, Bowman, and Waller may support a rate cut, while regional Fed Presidents Musalem and Schmid tend to favor keeping rates unchanged. The latest remarks from Governors Barr and Jefferson, as well as Goolsbee and Collins, indicate that their attitudes are not yet clear, but they are more inclined to maintain the status quo. Governors Cook and Williams rely on data, but seem to be more supportive of a rate cut. Barclays stated: "This means that before considering Powell's position, there may be six voters inclined to keep rates unchanged and five inclined to cut rates." The bank added that Powell will ultimately dominate this decision, as it is a high threshold for governors to publicly oppose his position. (Golden Ten Data)
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