1. The US September CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year, exceeding expectations, as rising energy prices impact Trump's election prospects

2. The European Banking Authority designates Circle's USDC as the first significant stablecoin under the EU MiCA regulation

The European Banking Authority has designated Circle's USDC as the first significant stablecoin under the EU MiCA regulation, and will directly supervise it starting November 12. -Original

3. Spot gold fell 2% during the day, currently at $4,075.3 per ounce

4. The White House is exploring acquiring Bitcoin through federal funds to expand the US strategic reserve

The White House is exploring acquiring Bitcoin through existing federal government fund inflows to expand the US strategic Bitcoin reserve. Patrick Witt, executive director of the Presidential Advisory Council on Digital Assets, told Lark Davis that public market purchases of Bitcoin require congressional authorization, and the government is studying ways to receive or convert existing federal funds in Bitcoin form. The plan aims to follow President Trump's executive order to expand the US strategic Bitcoin reserve without increasing taxpayer spending. -Original

5. The Russian Central Bank approves Sberbank to trade cryptocurrencies, launching Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT products on December 1

The Russian Central Bank included Sberbank in the registry of institutions authorized to trade digital currencies on October 12, allowing it to buy and sell cryptocurrencies. Sberbank plans to launch its first cryptocurrency products on December 1 through SberBank Online, SberInvestments, and SberBusiness, supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT issued by Tether. Retail investors can trade up to 300,000 rubles per year and must pass a knowledge test; using cryptocurrencies to pay for goods within Russia remains illegal. -Original

6. Nasdaq futures fell over 2%, S&P 500 and Dow Jones index futures declined

7. BlackRock's Q3 digital asset management scale reached $79.6 billion, up 63% quarter-on-quarter

BlackRock's third-quarter financial report shows that digital asset funds attracted $7.9 billion in inflows, reversing the $2.2 billion outflow in the first half of the year. By the end of September, the digital asset management scale was $79.6 billion, a 63% increase from $48.8 billion at the end of June, with $22.9 billion of the growth stemming from rising cryptocurrency prices. The scale of digital assets held by BlackRock is 23% lower than a year ago. -Original

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