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[Liechtenstein Sovereign Blockchain Network LTIN Officially Launched] On October 22, Liechtenstein Telecom launched the sovereign-level blockchain infrastructure LTIN, officially commencing operations. The network is built in accordance with the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act (TVTG) and the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), focusing on providing secure and compliant blockchain services. The first batch of partners includes Bank Frick, Bitcoin Suisse, Solstice, and Zilliqa, aiming to support critical mission-oriented application scenarios for enterprises and institutions.

[Bluwhale Completes $10 Million Series A Financing, UOB Venture Management Participates] Decentralized AI network Bluwhale announced the completion of a $10 million Series A financing round, with investors including UOB Venture Management. Bluwhale focuses on combining consumer financial health scoring with the AI agent marketplace, serving financially literate Gen Z users. The platform currently has over 3.6 million users, with hundreds of AI agents providing asset recommendations and trading services.

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[Senate Democrats Demand Trump Advisor Disclose Crypto Investment Details] Senate Democrats are demanding that Trump's senior advisor, Steve Witkoff, provide detailed information about his cryptocurrency investments and any unresolved related investments. The aim is to examine potential conflicts of interest and compliance issues. This move could spark further attention on financial transparency among government officials. (BWEnews)

[Senate Demands Trump Envoy to Divest $120 Million WLFI Holdings] Several Democratic senators in the U.S. Senate have called on Trump administration envoy Steve Witkoff to divest his approximately $120 million stake in World Liberty Financial and disclose details about his cryptocurrency assets. The senators pointed out that Witkoff holds shares in a company related to government digital financial policies, which may present a conflict of interest. World Liberty Financial specializes in tokenized assets and digital payment infrastructure, and the senators have requested that he submit a written explanation within two weeks to clarify the boundaries between his financial interests and policy responsibilities.