1. Federal Reserve's Powell Says Tight Policy May Impact Labor Market

On September 24, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that weak job growth may make it difficult to maintain a stable unemployment rate, and overly tight policies could cause unnecessary shocks to the labor market. He emphasized that after the rate cut in September, the Federal Reserve is in a favorable position and believes that tariff-driven price pressures may be temporary. -Original

2. OECD Predicts Federal Reserve May Cut Rates in 2025

The OECD predicts that the Federal Reserve will lower its key interest rate in 2025 and will make two more cuts in early 2026. -Original

3. SEC Chair Releases Latest Progress on Crypto Market Structure Bill

Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), released the latest progress on the Crypto Market Structure Bill. Paul Atkins stated, "It is crucial to enact the Market Structure Bill… We hope to see the bill ultimately passed." -Original

4. CFTC Allows Stablecoins as Collateral for Derivatives

The acting chair of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced the launch of a "Tokenized Collateral" program, allowing derivatives traders to use stablecoins and other non-cash assets as collateral. This program continues a pilot project from February of this year and invites industry feedback by October 20, seen as an important step towards modernizing capital markets and crypto regulation. -Original

5. Global Number of Individuals Holding Over $1 Million in Crypto Assets Grows by 40%

The "2025 Cryptocurrency Wealth Report" released by Henley & Partners in collaboration with New World Wealth shows that the number of individuals globally holding crypto assets worth over $1 million has reached 241,700, a 40% increase from last year. Among them, the number of individuals holding over $1 million in Bitcoin surged by 70% year-on-year, reaching 145,100. Additionally, the number of millionaires holding over $100 million in crypto assets has reached 450, an 8% increase from last year; while the number of billionaires holding over $1 billion in crypto assets has reached 36, a 29% increase year-on-year. Analysts believe this growth is mainly driven by accelerated institutional investment and various countries launching state-supported digital currency programs. -Original

6. Morgan Stanley Plans to Offer Cryptocurrency Trading Services for E*Trade Clients

On September 23, Morgan Stanley announced a partnership with crypto infrastructure provider Zero Hash, planning to launch cryptocurrency trading services for E*Trade clients in the first half of next year. The first supported assets include Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL, with plans to subsequently launch a complete wallet solution. The head of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management stated that this move aims to allow clients to engage with digital assets and traditional assets within a familiar ecosystem. This marks a significant acceleration of large banks' involvement in the digital asset space. -Original

7. Stuttgart Stock Exchange Expands Crypto Business to Spain

Boerse Stuttgart Digital, the cryptocurrency division of the Stuttgart Stock Exchange Group in Germany, announced on Tuesday that it has established a new office in Madrid, Spain, officially entering the Spanish market. This move expands its business footprint in Europe to eight centers, including Frankfurt, Zurich, and Milan. Earlier this year, the company received the first comprehensive license under the European Crypto Asset Market Regulation (MiCAR) from the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), providing cryptocurrency trading and custody solutions for banks, brokers, and asset management companies. -Original

8. EU Busts $118 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud Case

European law enforcement agencies successfully dismantled a cryptocurrency fraud case involving $118 million, with over 100 victims across 23 countries. The operation was coordinated by Eurojust, the EU's judicial cooperation agency, with police conducting raids in Spain, Portugal, Italy, Romania, and Bulgaria, arresting five suspects, including the mastermind of the fraud ring. Investigations revealed that the fraudsters posed as legitimate investment platforms, promising high returns to attract investors, and subsequently transferred funds to Lithuania for money laundering. When victims requested withdrawals, the fraud ring demanded additional fees for various reasons before shutting down the platform, leaving investors with significant losses. The group has been operating since 2018, with victims primarily from Germany, France, Italy, and Spain. The main suspects will face large-scale fraud and money laundering charges. -Original

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