1. Federal Reserve Officials Express Concerns Over December Rate Cut, Kansas City Fed President Explicitly Opposes This Week's Cut

On Friday local time, four Federal Reserve officials expressed concerns about the possibility of a rate cut this week and another cut in December. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell emphasized at a press conference after Wednesday's meeting that a December rate cut is not "set in stone." Kansas City Fed President George voted against a 25 basis point cut during the meeting, citing concerns over persistent inflation. On the same day, Cleveland Fed President Mester and Dallas Fed President Logan stated that they would oppose a rate cut if they had voting rights, believing that a restrictive policy should be maintained to achieve inflation targets. Atlanta Fed President Bostic, while supporting a rate cut, stressed the need to ensure that the policy remains tight. He pointed out that stubborn inflation weakens the case for further easing, and current rates are close to a neutral level that may not effectively suppress inflation. -Original

2. Grayscale Trust Transfers 173 BTC to Coinbase, Total Value Approximately $19 Million

On-chain data shows that on October 31 at 21:18 (UTC+8), Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) and Bitcoin Mini Trust addresses transferred a total of approximately 173.68 bitcoins to Coinbase Prime, valued at about $19.09 million. The specific transactions include: Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust transferring out 79.68 bitcoins, valued at approximately $8.76 million; Grayscale Bitcoin Trust transferring out 94 bitcoins, valued at approximately $10.33 million. This transfer has attracted market attention and may be related to adjustments in Grayscale Trust's asset management strategy. -Original

3. Trump: U.S. Government Will Explore Ways to Purchase More Bitcoin

U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. government will study the possibility of purchasing more Bitcoin, with specific measures yet to be announced. -Original

4. U.S. Banking Sector May Start Buying and Custodying Bitcoin in First Half of 2026

Michael Saylor revealed that major U.S. banks may begin purchasing Bitcoin, custodying Bitcoin, and issuing credit loans based on Bitcoin assets in the first half of 2026. -Original

5. Over $2 Billion in Bitcoin Exits Centralized Exchanges This Week

On October 31, Sentora reported that this week, Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant outflows from centralized exchanges, with Bitcoin's net outflow exceeding $2 billion. Despite ongoing market uncertainties, this phenomenon is viewed as a strong bullish signal, indicating that investors are moving assets into self-custody for long-term holding. -Original

6. BlackRock Transfers 3,496 BTC and 31,754 ETH to Coinbase Prime

BlackRock transferred 3,496 BTC (approximately $384 million) and 31,754 ETH (approximately $122 million) to Coinbase Prime three hours ago. This transfer may indicate its further positioning in crypto assets. -Original

7. Tether Reports Over $10 Billion Net Profit in First Three Quarters, USDT Circulation Reaches $174 Billion

Tether International released its audit report for the third quarter of 2025, showing that the company achieved a net profit of over $10 billion in the first three quarters, with a net increase of $17 billion in USD₮ circulation this quarter, bringing the total to $174 billion. The report noted that as of September 30, the company's total reserve assets amounted to $181.22 billion, with liabilities of $174.45 billion, resulting in an excess reserve of $6.78 billion. The reserves include $12.9 billion in gold and $9.9 billion in Bitcoin, accounting for about 13% of total reserves. Additionally, the company's holdings in U.S. Treasury bonds are approximately $135 billion, ranking 17th globally. Tether also settled its lawsuit with Celsius using its own funds and applied for a private alternative investment fund license in El Salvador. -Original

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