[UK TP ICAP Exchange Surpasses $1 Billion in Trading Volume Last September] Jin10 Data reported on October 10 that Fusion Digital Assets, the cryptocurrency platform under UK TP ICAP, surpassed $1 billion in trading volume for the first time last September, marking a fivefold increase compared to the previous year. The platform currently offers spot trading for Bitcoin and Ether and plans to add stablecoin trading pairs in the first half of next year. Simon Forster, TP ICAP's Global Co-Head of Digital Assets, stated that this reflects the continued prosperity of the digital asset market. Over the past 12 months, the platform's average monthly trading volume has grown by 85%.

OKX announces the launch of MON/USDT and MET/USDT pre-market perpetual contracts, officially going live on 2025-10-10 at 08:00 (UTC+8). Notes: - Pre-market trading prices may experience significant fluctuations; users should pay attention to risk management. - OKX reserves the right to suspend pre-market contract trading at any time. - The project team has not finalized the token issuance plan, and the total supply may be subject to change.

Bitget XPL/USDT's perpetual trading volume surged 11 times within 10 minutes, with a turnover of $161 million in the past 24 hours, a decrease of 9.25% A surge in trading volume generally indicates an increase in market trading activity or large-scale fund buying and selling operations, which may be caused by certain important market changes or news announcements. According to AiCoin data, the comprehensive ranking of Bitget contracts ranks fourth globally

The current price of ETH is $4348.24, a decrease of 2.38% in the past 24 hours. Among them, the total liquidation amount of contracts across the entire network in the past 1 hour was 10.37 million US dollars, with the main liquidation being short orders and ETH liquidation being 2.72 million US dollars (26.26%). The data is for reference only.

[Barclays: Rising Gold Prices Highlight Market's Lack of Confidence in Global Fiscal and Monetary Policies] Ajay Rajadhyaksha, Chairman of Global Research at Barclays, pointed out in the latest report that the continuous rise in gold prices reflects the market's distrust of the current global fiscal and monetary policy framework. He mentioned that the debt levels of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Japan have all exceeded 100% of their respective GDPs, and fiscal conditions are still deteriorating, while these countries lack the political will to drive fiscal consolidation. Additionally, he noted that the appeal of traditional safe-haven assets such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc is declining. Rajadhyaksha emphasized that gold typically performs strongly during periods of economic instability or financial market crises. Although financial markets are currently stable, the upward trend in gold prices should draw significant attention from policymakers.