1. The United States plans to seize approximately $1 billion in cryptocurrency assets to pressure Iran, Trump claims there will be no strikes against Iran before the midterm elections

The United States plans to seize about $1 billion in cryptocurrency assets to increase economic pressure on Iran. -Original

2. Ledger user wallets hacked, losses exceed $86 million, CZ warns of supply chain attacks

Specter monitoring found multiple reports of Ledger user wallets being hacked on X and Reddit, with related addresses receiving funds from hundreds of victim wallets across multiple blockchains such as Ethereum, TRON, and Bitcoin, with total losses exceeding $86 million. -Original

3. U.S. October year-on-year inflation rate expectation initial value is 4.7%, in line with expectations

The initial value of the U.S. October year-on-year inflation rate expectation is 4.7%, in line with expectations of 4.7%, and the previous value was 4.60%. -Original

4. U.S. 10-year Treasury yield premium rises to 0.98%, the highest level since 2014

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield premium has risen to around 0.98%, the highest level since 2014. The U.S. annual fiscal deficit is about $2 trillion, with the government continuously issuing Treasury bonds; Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle have issued about $220 billion in debt this year, more than double that of the same period last year. -Original

5. Trump establishes an investigation committee to review the justifications for the dismissal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook

President Trump announced the establishment of a special committee to investigate the allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook and assess whether there are justifiable reasons to dismiss Lisa Cook. -Original

6. The UK government sanctions three cryptocurrency exchanges and two payment service providers

The UK government has imposed sanctions on three cryptocurrency exchanges and two payment service providers, accusing them of assisting Russia in evading financial sanctions, with two of the entities handling transactions involving the A7 network. -Original

7. New York State permanently bans former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky from participating in the cryptocurrency industry, involves $35 million settlement

The New York State Attorney General's office reached a settlement with former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky, permanently banning Alex Mashinsky from participating in the securities, commodities, and cryptocurrency industries. The settlement agreement involves up to $35 million in conditional payments; if Alex Mashinsky does not forfeit $10 million in illegal gains as per the agreement, he must pay New York State $25 million; if he does not serve a full 12-year prison term, he must also pay $10 million. The case involves over 26,000 investors in New York State. -Original

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