1. Trump Media reported a $55 million loss in the third quarter, with Bitcoin holdings estimated at $1.3 billion.
2. The IRS issued new guidelines allowing crypto ETPs to be used as collateral for digital assets.
3. Square launched Bitcoin payment functionality, allowing merchants to choose between BTC or fiat currency for settlement.
4. Brazilian central bank official Vivan stated that algorithm-based stablecoins have been banned, and the buying and selling of these assets is being prohibited.
5. BNY Mellon predicts that the market size of stablecoins and tokenized cash could reach $3.6 trillion by 2030.
6. Coinbase announced that token issuers and their affiliates will be prohibited from selling their token holdings for six months.
7. Coinbase launched a savings account in the UK, offering a 3.75% interest rate and FSCS deposit protection.
8. Strategy purchased 487 Bitcoins last week for $49.9 million.
9. The Bank of England proposed a £20,000 cap on individual stablecoin holdings.
10. BitMine increased its holdings by 110,000 ETH last week, bringing its total holdings to over 3.5 million ETH.
11. Japan plans to introduce new regulations that will restrict cryptocurrency custody services to registered providers.
12. South Korea's new stock exchange is considering launching tokens linked to K-pop song copyrights to attract more traders.