24H Hot Cryptocurrencies and News|SEC Chairman Atkins states that most ICOs do not fall under the category of securities and are not within the SEC's regulatory scope; the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency confirms that banks have the right to engage in risk-free principal cryptocurrency transactions (December 10).

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Headlines

SEC Chair Atkins: Accelerating Key Crypto Regulation Work Next Year

Paul Atkins, Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stated at the Blockchain Association policy summit that the SEC will take faster action on several crypto-related agendas next year, saying, "You haven't seen anything yet," and that the regulatory "seeds" planted this year will begin to "sprout and bear fruit" next year.

Atkins recently proposed a "token taxonomy" framework to clarify which crypto assets are considered securities and launched "Project Crypto" to update the SEC's regulatory rules in the digital asset space. He is also advocating for an "innovation exemption" to provide conditional, time-limited regulatory relief for crypto and fintech projects to reduce compliance costs and promote experimentation. He revealed that the exemption rule could be introduced as early as the end of January next year.

SEC Chair Atkins: Most Types of ICOs Are Not Securities and Will Not Be Under SEC Regulation

Atkins stated at the Blockchain Association's annual policy summit that many types of ICOs (originally ICOs) should be considered "non-securities transactions" and therefore not subject to SEC regulation. He emphasized that network tokens, digital collectibles, and utility tokens do not themselves constitute securities, and ICOs related to these categories should also not fall under SEC jurisdiction.

In the token classification framework proposed last month, Atkins categorized crypto tokens into four major types, with only "security tokens" falling under SEC regulation, while the other three types should be overseen by the more lenient CFTC. He stated, "Three types belong to the CFTC domain, and we will focus on security tokens."

U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Confirms Banks Can Engage in Risk-Free Principal Crypto Asset Trading

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today issued Interpretive Letter 1188, confirming that national banks can engage in permitted banking activities related to risk-free principal crypto asset trading. Such transactions involve banks acting as principals when trading crypto assets with one customer while offsetting transactions with another customer. Banks act as intermediaries, not holding crypto asset inventories, but rather functioning similarly to brokers acting as agents. As with any activity, national banks must conduct these activities in a safe and sound manner and comply with applicable laws.

Industry News

Average Cost of U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF Approaches $83,000

Analyst Chris Beamish stated that the average cost of the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF is currently approaching $83,000, with BlackRock and Fidelity's costs slightly below this. Whether these cost levels can be maintained is worth monitoring.

Circle Partners with Aleo to Launch USDCx Stablecoin with "Bank-Level Privacy"

Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire announced that Circle has partnered with blockchain Aleo to launch a "privacy" version of its stablecoin, named USDCx. Aleo co-founder Howard Wu stated that USDCx will hide transaction histories to address the concerns of large institutional clients (such as banks) who do not want their balances and payment histories to be public.

The new token USDCx is not completely private; each transaction will include a "compliance record" that Circle can access when law enforcement or other agencies inquire about specific transactions. However, for public users viewing blockchain logs, these transactions will appear as incomprehensible "data blocks." Wu described it as "bank-level privacy, not pure privacy."

Project News

Stripe and Paradigm Open Tempo Blockchain to the Public, Adding Kalshi and UBS as Partners

Stripe Inc. and crypto venture firm Paradigm have launched a public test for their collaborative blockchain project Tempo, opening the network to all companies interested in building real-world stablecoin payment applications.

Aave Proposes Deployment to MegaETH, Supporting Tokens like cUSD

Aave Labs has initiated an ARFC proposal on the governance forum to propose deploying Aave V3 on the MegaETH chain, supporting bridged tokens such as btc.b, ETH, USDM, USDT0, cUSD, iTRY, wstETH, ezETH, rsETH, USDe, sUSDe, stcUSD, and native tokens like MEGA, USDM-Y, RBT, etc.

TRUMP Meme Coin Officially Announces Mobile Game Targeting Trump Fans

The TRUMP Meme token team announced that they will launch a mobile game aimed at Trump fans, with a preview page now live and a waiting list open. The project team stated that the game will set up a reward mechanism related to the TRUMP token, with participating users potentially receiving rewards worth approximately $1 million.

Coinbase Reminds Users to Complete STG to ZRO Migration Independently

Coinbase Markets issued a reminder that Stargate Finance (STG) has completed its migration to LayerZero (ZRO), and Coinbase will not execute the asset conversion on behalf of customers. The platform stated that if users wish to convert their STG to ZRO, they must complete the operation themselves through a compatible self-custody wallet, and there is currently no deadline set for the conversion.

Ethena Launches HyENA, a Perpetual Contract Exchange with USDe as Margin

Ethena officially announced that HyENA, a decentralized perpetual contract exchange built by the Based team using Hyperliquid's HIP-3 standard and using USDe as margin, has officially launched.

Investment and Financing

Octra Labs Announces $20 Million Public Token Sale at a $200 Million Valuation

The association behind the privacy public chain project Octra, Octra Labs, announced that it will launch a public token sale on December 18 on Sonar (an ICO platform founded by Echo and recently acquired by Coinbase). This sale aims to raise $20 million, corresponding to a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $200 million, locking 10% of the token supply. The tokens will be sold at a fixed price subscription model, with all participants receiving tokens proportionally based on their investment amount, and any unsold portion will be burned.

Octra Labs stated that if subscription demand is strong, the sales allocation ratio may be increased. The tokens will be fully unlocked and distributed shortly after the sale ends, modeled after Ethereum's 2014 ICO.

Voices

Cathie Wood: Bitcoin's Four-Year Cycle Will Be Broken, We May Have Already Seen the Bottom

ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood stated that Bitcoin's four-year cycle will be broken, and we may have already seen the bottom of this cycle.

Slow Mist Founder Yu Xian: Zcash's Privacy Model Is More Acceptable to Regulators, Strong Privacy Still More "Hardcore" in Monero

Slow Mist founder Yu Xian stated that there has been recent commentary suggesting that "large transactions in Zcash can be traced," but this is not new. Zcash's privacy model has employed an "optional privacy" design since its inception: z-addresses provide strong privacy, while t-addresses are transparent and traceable.

Hassett: The Federal Reserve Has Ample Room for Significant Rate Cuts

Popular candidate for the next Federal Reserve Chair, White House National Economic Council Director Hassett stated on Tuesday that he believes the Federal Reserve "has ample room" for significant rate cuts. When asked if he would push for the "significant rate cuts" desired by Trump if appointed, he responded, "If the data shows we can do it—like now—I think there is definitely room to do so." When further pressed whether this means cuts exceeding 25 basis points, he clearly answered, "Yes."

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