The US OCC has released its final stablecoin rules, removing the automatic 7-day redemption extension clause.

According to the PRO main order list, the total transaction data for BTC and ETH in the past 24 hours is as follows: BTC: Total trading volume reached $775 million, of which $434 million was bought and $340 million was sold, resulting in a difference of $94.27 million. ETH: Total trading volume reached $938 million, with $482 million in buy orders and $455 million in sell orders, resulting in a difference of $26.74 million. Latest data shows that major players are still positioning themselves at key price levels: the net order book difference for BTC is $1.64 billion; the net order book difference for ETH is $2.821 billion. These orders may be withdrawn or filled at any time, and their changes cannot be seen in real time on non-PRO version candlestick charts. The PRO "Main Force Large Order Tracking" indicator monitors the changes of every large order in real time, helping you determine whether this "wall" is still there. Note: A positive order book difference indicates that the main players have more limit buy orders than sell orders for this currency pair, and there is active buying support below the current price level; a negative difference indicates the opposite, with selling pressure reserves above. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

Analyst Ali Charts stated that Bitcoin often experiences pullbacks during the US midterm election cycle, and the key support level of $73,000 should be monitored. Charts pointed out that in the US midterm election cycles of 2010, 2014, 2018, and 2022, Bitcoin experienced pullbacks of 72%, 65%, 52%, and 27%, respectively. $73,000 is close to the average purchase cost of current short-term Bitcoin holders. If post-election selling pressure pushes the price back to this area, it will test the willingness of buyers to maintain the bullish trend.

The popularity rankings show that IRYS's popularity has increased by 720,000 compared to yesterday, ranking first. The popularity rankings are as follows: ① IRYS ($0.07452, 108.74%) ② BABY ($0.000004370, -10.60%) ③ XAUT ($3994.53, -0.90%) ④ BIRB （$0.1652，145.61%） ⑤ UN ($0.03911, 54.34%) IRYS saw strong buying pressure from major investors, with a net inflow of $40.0715 million in the past 24 hours and a trading volume of $5.307 billion, of which $1.5918 million was from major investors.

Grayscale released an analysis report warning that token supply growth in cryptocurrency applications could dilute holder rewards and proposing a yield-oriented valuation framework. This framework calculates yield by comparing protocol returns to market capitalization and deducting circulating supply inflation. Among the top 100 tokens by market capitalization in the FTSE Grayscale Financials Crypto Sector, HYPE holders achieved an 8.0% yield, CRV was -5.5%, and CAKE had the highest adjusted yield of 14.4% (data as of October 20). Grayscale distinguishes between buybacks and burns and values Bitcoin separately as a digital commodity.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has released the GENIUS Act final stablecoin rules, effective January 18, 2027. The rules remove the automatic 7-calendar-day redemption extension clause, setting the maximum redemption period at 2 business days. Issuers must notify the OCC if redemption requests exceed 10% of the circulating supply within a single 24-hour period, and issuers may not use onboarding defects to delay redemptions. The revised PS-01 report will track outstanding tokens and redemption durations, with initial reporting dates of January 25, 2027, and March 31, 2027.