European Central Bank (ECB) Executive Board member Piero Cipollone stated that a digital euro is expected to help the EU establish a self-sufficient and controllable payment infrastructure, reducing reliance on non-European third-party payment service providers. The ECB plans to launch a digital euro pilot program next year, testing it with real transactions. It is currently working with 36 market operators to prepare, and has also invited e-commerce and mobile commerce operators to participate. (Source: European Central Bank)

Hyperliquid will launch 11 tokenized US stocks and ETFs issued by EQX Labs on October 26th at 21:30 (UTC). The underlying assets include EQSPY, EQQQQ, EQNVDA, EQTSLA, EQAAPL, EQMSFT, EQAMZN, EQGOOG, EQMETA, EQMU, and EQSPCX. These tokens are backed 1:1 by real shares and are legally limited recourse debt securities issued by a British Virgin Islands segregated portfolio company, not open to US citizens.

The race to succeed the European Central Bank president is shifting towards assessing candidates' ability to handle bond market sell-offs, with Klaus Noether or Decos potentially taking the position amid financial market turmoil. Eurozone governments are considering crisis management capabilities as a decisive factor in evaluating candidates. (Source: Jinshi Data)

Cynthia Loomis stated that Democrats had requested lowering the annual fundraising cap for cryptocurrency regulation from $75 million to $50 million and adding a $200 million lifetime cap. These provisions were included in the CLARITY Act, but Democrats subsequently voted against it.

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