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MSCI sets the rules: Strategy and other “crypto stock” companies could be dropped from the index at the end of November ⚠️

On October 15, index provider MSCI announced the results of its consultation, confirming that “non-operating companies” will be excluded from its global investable market indexes. Crypto treasury companies holding large amounts of $BTC $ETH are first in line to be affected. Key points:

1️⃣ Effective date: The change will be implemented as part of the November 2026 index review and take effect after the market closes on November 30. The final list of affected companies will be announced on November 11.
2️⃣ How companies are assessed: MSCI first checks whether a company has sufficient operating assets. If it falls short, five financial ratios are applied; failing four or more means the company is ineligible for inclusion.
3️⃣ Existing constituents get a grace period: They will only be removed if they fail to meet the requirements in two consecutive annual reporting periods. New companies will be ineligible if they fail in any one period.
4️⃣ Companies in focus: MSCI’s current list of potential deletions includes Strategy, Metaplanet, Yellow Cake, and others; SharpLink, Solana Company, and others are on the watchlist.
5️⃣ The previous temporary freeze on companies with “digital assets accounting for more than 50% of total assets” is also being lifted. All companies will be assessed under the new methodology.
6️⃣ Market reaction: Strategy shares fell about 4.2% on Friday.

Why it matters: Being removed could prompt passive funds that track the index to reduce their holdings. The funding outlook for “crypto stocks” that offer indirect crypto exposure needs to be reassessed. The final list on November 11 is the next key milestone.

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#MSCI #MicroStrategy #比特币 #加密财库 #BTC

If you’re still using Cobo Wallet (the personal wallet), please note: service will end on December 1, and assets not withdrawn by then will incur monthly fees ⏰

1. Official announcement: The app will shut down at 00:00 on December 1, 2026 (UTC+8). Be sure to withdraw all your assets before then.
2. After the deadline: Remaining assets will incur a monthly management fee of 2%, deducted directly in the respective cryptocurrency. The minimum fee is equivalent to $100 per month; if your balance is less than $100, it will be deducted in full in one go. The first fee will be charged on January 1, 2027.
3. Remember to update your addresses: If you’ve entered a Cobo Wallet receiving address on platforms such as exchanges or mining pools, replace or delete it to avoid sending funds to the wrong address.
4. Scope: This only applies to the personal wallet, which stopped accepting registrations in 2021. Cobo’s institutional wallet services will continue as usual.
5. Beware of scams: The official team says it will never DM you, ask for your password/seed phrase/private key, or tell you to install another app to “migrate your assets.” Use only the official app.

If you still have assets such as $BTC , $ETH , or $USDT in your wallet, it’s best to transfer them sooner rather than later to a wallet you control or a reliable platform. Don’t wait until the last few days.

⚠️ For informational purposes only; this is not investment advice. DYOR. Use only official channels, don’t click unfamiliar claim links, and remember that any “migration service” is a scam.

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U.S. brokerage giant Charles Schwab has fully opened direct trading in $BTC and $ETH to eligible retail investors 👀

1. At its fall business update on October 15, CEO Rick Wurster confirmed that Schwab Crypto has completed its full rollout to retail investors; early access began in phases starting in May.
2. Scale: With approximately $13.33 trillion in client assets and around 40.3 million active brokerage accounts, customers can place orders on Schwab.com, the mobile app, and thinkorswim.
3. Fees: 0.75% per trade, with no additional spread markup, according to the website; trades range from $1 to a maximum of $2 million.
4. Custody: Schwab’s own bank serves as the primary custodian, while Paxos handles execution and secondary custody. Deposits and withdrawals of crypto are being rolled out in phases.
5. Plans to add $SOL , Avalanche, and Chainlink by the end of the year.

What’s notable: Traditional brokerages are bringing crypto into stock accounts, lowering the barrier for new users. However, a one-way fee of 0.75% isn’t cheap. If you trade frequently, compare it with spot trading fees on exchanges (Binance’s standard spot trading fee for regular users is 0.1%).
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$BTC recovered within two hours after falling below $80,000, while Asian stocks rebounded in tandem

1. On Thursday, $BTC briefly fell below $80,000 (hitting a low of around $79,800) before recovering to around $82,500 within about two hours. It held above $81,000 during the Asian session (CoinDesk).
2. South Korea’s KOSPI closed up around 2%–3%, with chip stocks also gaining. Most major coins, including $ETH , rose about 1%, while $ZEC led gains at around 8%–11%.
3. Fed Chair Warsh gave no signals about the interest-rate path at the IMF/World Bank meetings in Bangkok. CME FedWatch showed the probability of a rate hike in October falling from nearly 30% to around 15%.
4. In derivatives markets, liquidations over 24 hours fell from nearly $1 billion to around $310 million. Volatility eased, suggesting short covering and a recovery rather than a new wave of aggressive long positions.

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#比特币 #以太坊 #美联储 #CryptoMarket

The EU’s first “significant stablecoin” is here: $USDC to be directly supervised by the European Banking Authority (EBA)

1️⃣ EBA announcement on October 14: Under MiCA, $USDC , issued by Circle, has been designated the EU’s first “significant electronic money token” (significant EMT). The EU has been notified of 45 EMTs so far, and USDC is the first to meet this threshold.
2️⃣ “Dual supervision” begins on November 12: Own funds, reserve assets, liquidity requirements, and recovery and redemption plans will come under the EBA’s direct supervision. Governance, shareholder suitability, senior management fitness, outsourcing, and conflicts of interest will remain the responsibility of France’s ACPR.
3️⃣ The EBA has also signed a memorandum of understanding with the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) to facilitate cross-border information sharing and supervisory cooperation.
4️⃣ For scale (according to Cointelegraph): USDC’s market capitalization is about $73 billion, while $USDT’s is about $184 billion.

📌 What this means: Being designated “significant” means stricter capital and liquidity requirements, along with annual reassessments, increasing compliance costs in the short term. But it also gives European institutions, payment companies, and exchanges a clearer regulatory basis for using USDC. Stablecoins are gradually being regulated to bank-level standards, and it’s worth watching how EU trading pairs and payment use cases evolve.

⚠️ For informational purposes only; this is not investment advice. DYOR. Use official channels only, and don’t click unfamiliar claim links.

#USDC #稳定币 #MiCA #欧盟监管 #Circle

ETH accounted for most of the liquidations: CoinGlass data shows that over the past 24 hours, liquidations of $BTC +$ETH contracts totaled about $483 million, including about $286 million for $ETH (nearly 60%) and about $197 million for $BTC . Total liquidations across the market approached the $1 billion mark.

1) Prices: $BTC is still near $81,000 (down about 3% over 24 hours), after dipping close to $80,400 intraday. $ETH fell more than 6% on the day, briefly touching around 2,314 in early trading (a roughly two-month low), before retesting the 2,360 area.
2) Flows: SoSoValue data shows that U.S. spot $BTC ETFs saw net outflows of about $261 million on Wednesday (some intraday figures put the outflow at $150.5 million; use the official aggregate figure).
3) Spillover risks: South Korea’s KOSPI fell another roughly 7.5%. Bespoke says it is down about 20% over seven trading days, its worst week and a half since the COVID-19 outbreak in March 2020. Selling pressure on AI and tech stocks continues.
4) Macro: After September core CPI came in above expectations, the CME FedWatch-implied probability of a rate hike at the October FOMC meeting (27–28) pulled back from its peak to about 26%–27%. However, “higher for longer” pricing continues to weigh on risk assets.

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Korean stocks trigger circuit breakers, Bitcoin falls below $81,000: CPI aftershocks continue to spread

After last night’s hotter-than-expected U.S. September CPI, risk appetite weakened further in today’s Asian session. Key developments:

1. South Korea’s KOSPI fell more than 8% intraday, triggering a Level 1 circuit breaker and a 20-minute trading halt. Samsung and SK Hynix both fell more than 8%, while the Nikkei was down over 4% at one point. Selling in AI and chip stocks was one of the main drivers.
2. $BTC fell back below $81,000. Binance spot was down about 3.3% over 24 hours, with a low near $80,226; $ETH was down about 5.8%, trading around $2,366.
3. Rate-hike expectations surged, then retreated: CME FedWatch showed the probability of a rate hike in October rising briefly from about 22% to nearly 47%, before falling back to around 26%. The October 27–28 policy meeting remains a key variable.
4. Institutional flows remain cautious: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of about $150.5 million on October 14 (cited by CoinDesk).

What to watch: In the short term, crypto prices are showing a stronger link with U.S. tech stocks and Asian risk assets. Volatility may increase around macroeconomic data releases and the policy meeting. Futures traders should pay attention to leverage and margin.

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#比特币 #CPI #美联储 #加密市场 #RiskNotice

U.S. September CPI came in above expectations across the board, with core inflation picking up. After the data was released, BTC quickly fell to around $82,700.

1. Official data (BLS, released at 20:30 Taipei time): September CPI rose 0.6% month over month and 3.7% year over year, above the 3.6% forecast in a Reuters survey and up from 3.4% in August.
2. Core CPI rose 0.3% month over month and 2.6% year over year, above market expectations of 2.4%–2.5%—the most “hawkish” part of the report.
3. Energy remained the main driver: gasoline rose 9.1% month over month, while energy prices climbed 20.4% year over year; housing rose 0.4% month over month.
4. Market reaction: Within minutes of the release, $BTC fell from around $83,900 to about $82,700. $ETH also weakened to around $2,480 (Binance spot).
5. What to watch next: the Fed’s Beige Book, PPI, and the October 27–28 FOMC meeting. Markets had initially been betting on no rate change in October and possibly another hike in December. A hotter-than-expected core reading could reinforce rate-hike expectations, so leveraged positions should be mindful of volatility.

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#CPI #美联储 #比特币 #MacroeconomicData

$OP rose by about 18%–25% in one day, as the L2 sector broadly rebounded. The catalyst was Unichain handing its day-to-day operations over to Optimism.

1. On October 9, the official Uniswap blog announced that Unichain would upgrade to OP Enterprise’s “fully managed” model. The testnet migration was completed on October 13, and the mainnet migration is scheduled for October 29.
2. After the migration, Optimism will handle the sequencer, RPC nodes, monitoring, and incident response. The chain ID, contracts, balances, and Uniswap v2/v3/v4 deployments will remain unchanged, so users don’t need to do anything.
3. Following Ink and Soneium, this is another OP Stack chain whose operations are being managed by Optimism. It will also later integrate native interoperability between OP Stack chains, initially supporting $ETH bridge-free transfers.
4. Sector-wide movement: citing HTX data, Lookonchain reported that $OP 24h rose more than 24%, ZK gained over 12%, and $ARB rose more than 8% (figures may vary across data sources).
5. One point to watch: having multiple chains operated by a single provider has prompted discussion about single points of failure. Also, $OP is still subject to ongoing token unlocks, and volatility could be high after its sharp short-term rise.

Key date: Watch whether the Unichain mainnet migration goes smoothly on October 29; the UNI ecosystem is also worth keeping an eye on.

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#Optimism #Unichain #Layer2 #OP #Ethereum ecosystem

South Korea takes action: 27 unregistered exchange websites blocked domestically, including KuCoin and MEXC

1. On October 13, South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) announced that, following two rounds of review on October 6–7, the Broadcast Media Communications Review Committee had decided to block access within South Korea to the websites of 27 virtual asset operators that had not registered under the Act on Reporting and Using Specified Financial Transaction Information. (Operators with servers in South Korea will have their services terminated directly.)
2. The list includes KuCoin, MEXC, Phemex, XT.com, Bitrue, CoinW, Poloniex, BTCC, BitMart, BingX, DigiFinex, and Pionex, among others.
3. The apps for these platforms had already been barred from new downloads and updates in South Korean Google and Apple stores. This latest action extends the restrictions to their websites. Going forward, authorities will apply to block sites as soon as they are found, even without victim reports, and will continue to track replacement sites operating under new domain names.
4. Whether a platform is considered to be “targeting South Korean users” is determined mainly by three factors: whether it offers Korean-language services, markets specifically to South Korea, and supports Korean won trading. There are currently 28 operators legally registered in South Korea, and the FIU has referred a total of 44 noncompliant operators to investigative authorities.
5. Regulators acknowledge that existing users may have difficulty withdrawing their assets and will coordinate with the Digital Asset eXchange Alliance (DAXA) to provide withdrawal guidance.

Markets were also weak that day: according to CoinGlass, liquidations across the crypto market totaled about $774 million over the past 24 hours, around 89% of which were long positions. $BTC fell about 2.7% to around $81,600, while $ETH was around $2,430.

If you use any of these platforms in South Korea, it’s advisable to check your assets promptly and follow official guidance.
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#韩国监管 #加密监管 #交易所安全 #BTC #ETH

【Follow-up】Ledger/CryptoBilis incident: On-chain tracking shows about $93 million; Tether has frozen about $10 million in $USDT

1. Analytics firm Bitquery says wallets associated with Ledger devices sold through Southeast Asian authorized reseller CryptoBilis had about $93.2 million transferred out (315 addresses across 6 chains), mostly in $USDT and Tron-based assets. Other firms have given higher estimates; Ledger has not officially confirmed the total losses.
2. Bitquery says Tether has frozen about $10 million in the $USDT involved in the incident. As of October 11, about $81 million was still traceable on-chain, with some funds moved through mixing routes.
3. Ledger confirmed that at least one device had an unauthorized hardware implant and advised users not to initialize unused CryptoBilis devices; those who have already used theirs should consider switching to a new device and using a completely new recovery phrase.

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$XRP spot ETFs buck the trend with 13 consecutive weeks of inflows: Three major funds saw combined outflows of about $1.25 billion last week

Last week (through October 9), flows into U.S. spot crypto ETFs diverged sharply:

1. $BTC ETFs saw net outflows of about $681.1 million, ending a three-week streak of net inflows;
2. $ETH ETFs saw net outflows of about $542.1 million, their weakest week since January, with outflows on all five trading days;
3. Solana spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $24.81 million, ending a 14-week streak of net inflows;
4. Over the same period, $XRP ETFs saw net inflows of about $11.31 million, marking their 13th consecutive week of net inflows (less than 1% of the combined outflows from the three funds above).

Source: SoSoValue (compiled by CryptoSlate). Net inflows do not guarantee price increases; XRP ETFs’ net assets still fell along with market capitalization that week.

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Ledger Confirms Hardware Implant: Supply-Chain Risk for CryptoBilis-Sourced Devices Escalates to Physical Tampering

Hardware wallet maker Ledger has confirmed that an unauthorized hardware implant was found inside an affected user’s device purchased from Southeast Asian authorized reseller CryptoBilis. The company says its own infrastructure, systems, and services were not compromised, and the incident currently appears to be concentrated at the reseller and in its market.

1. On-chain investigator Specter estimates related losses may exceed $86 million (involving $BTC , $ETH , $TRX , etc.), but Ledger has not yet verified the total amount or the number of affected users.
2. CryptoBilis has suspended all hardware wallet sales and is cooperating with the investigation.
3. Ledger advises users not to unbox and set up CryptoBilis devices that have not been initialized. Users who have already set up their devices should consider moving their assets to a new device using a fresh recovery phrase.

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#Ledger #硬件钱包 #供应链安全 #BTC #ETH