breaking news:

  1. Former BlackRock Managing Director: It is expected that the spot Bitcoin ETF will be approved within 3-6 months.

  2. Canada's largest exchange, TMX, is about to launch Bitcoin futures trading.

  3. The FTX attacker transferred 5,625 ETH and bridged it to BTC, equivalent to approximately US$9.28 million.

  4. US prosecutor: SBF's wealth is built on lies.

  5. Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman: Rate hikes are over.

  6. Hong Kong-based Web3 and blockchain fintech fund raises $100 million in first funding.

  7. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited launches DAML-based settlement platform HKEX Synapse.

  8. Project Gallery: BIS and EU Central Bank team up to tackle cryptocurrency tracking - here's the latest news.

  9. JPMorgan Chase's Head of Crypto: At this stage, customers are almost only concerned with tokenized forms of traditional financial instruments, not cryptocurrencies.

  10. Virtu responds to Michael Lewis' new book, saying it did not lose $10 million to FTX

  11. Wintermute Trading deposited 1.38 million ARB into Binance in the past 24 hours.

  12. AirDAO: The 1.5 billion tokens sent to DWF Labs are only for market making and will be returned in full after 36 months.

  13. Startup Utopia Labs announced that it would suspend all services on November 6.

  14. 3AC founder Su Zhu's Singapore villa was converted into an urban farm.

  15. Science has a transparency problem. Some scientists are turning to DAOs.

Brief analysis:

  • Financial products and markets: According to the prediction of BlackRock's managing director, Bitcoin ETF may be approved within 3-6 months. At the same time, TMX, Canada's largest exchange, also plans to launch Bitcoin futures trading, which shows that the mainstream financial market's acceptance of cryptocurrencies is increasing.

  • Exchanges and fund security: The FTX attacker’s transfer of a large amount of assets and Virtu’s statement on FTX’s losses once again emphasized the importance of exchange security.

  • Financial regulation and policy: From the US prosecutor's allegations against SBF to the former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman's comments on interest rate hikes, these news reflect the regulators' attention and policy adjustments to the cryptocurrency field.

  • Blockchain and technological innovation: From the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's DAML settlement platform to the cooperation between the Bank for International Settlements and the European Central Bank, it shows that the application of blockchain technology in the financial field is expanding.

  • Company and Project Updates: Hong Kong’s Web3 Fund, JPMorgan’s tokenization announcement, and Wintermute Trading’s funding deposits reflect the dynamics of major companies and projects in the cryptocurrency space.

  • Society and Culture: Coverage of 3AC founder Su Zhu’s urban farm and scientists turning to DAOs exemplifies the social and cultural impact of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

These news provide us with a comprehensive perspective on the field of cryptocurrency and blockchain, showing the rapid development and diversity of this field from financial products, regulatory policies to social and cultural impacts.