Michael Bucella stated that with increasing regulatory approvals in the United States, Bitcoin will become a static asset that can be collateralized. （Bitcoin Archive）

ECB Managing Director Nagel stated that vigilance has not been relaxed and core inflation remains too high.

[U.S. Officials: Clarity Act Unlikely to Pass During Lame-Duck Session, Regulatory Focus Shifts to Existing Laws] White House cryptocurrency advisor Patrick Witt and U.S. Treasury Assistant Secretary Luke Pettit stated that the likelihood of the Clarity Act passing during Congress's lame-duck session is very low. The regulatory focus has shifted to relying on executive agencies and existing legal frameworks to advance compliance, with regulatory bodies like the SEC and CFTC expected to operate under their existing legal mandates. (Source: Bloomberg)

The US Treasury Department stated that the size of short-term government securities held by stablecoin issuers has approached $200 billion, and is expected to increase with the finalization of the GENIUS Act rules.

Taylor Lindman, Chief Legal Advisor of the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Crypto Working Group, stated that the SEC is advancing rules for custody of cryptocurrency assets, and the related proposals have been submitted to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review, covering investment firms and broker dealers. This rule aims to clarify the registration requirements for broker dealers to hold non securities encrypted assets and allow investment advisors to store client assets in state chartered trusts. After the proposal is reviewed, the SEC will solicit opinions from the public. The SEC has issued an employee statement guiding broker dealers in handling cryptocurrency custody and allowing investment advisors to store client assets in state chartered trusts.