[Four Fed Voting Members Not Supportive of December Rate Cut] Federal Reserve officials have recently discussed monetary policy. The 'Fed's Mouthpiece' Nick Timiraos stated that Boston Fed's Collins, St. Louis Fed's Mester, Chicago Fed's Goolsbee, and Kansas City Fed's Schmid have not actively pushed for a rate cut in December. These four voting members will lose their FOMC voting rights next year, while the New York Fed retains permanent voting rights due to its special status.

MyriadMarkets platform users are bullish on Ethereum's trend, believing there is a 65% chance of it rising to $4000, but the chart does not show support (Decrypt).

Emory University disclosed in its latest 13F filing that it has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 91% through ETFs and currently holds $51.8 million worth of Bitcoin. （Bitcoin Archive）

After only 4 months of launch, the xStocks platform has reached a trading volume of $10 billion, and despite facing regulatory uncertainty, tokenized stocks are still developing rapidly. （Cointelegraph）

[New York Fed Official Says Federal Reserve May Soon Begin Asset Purchases] Roberto Perli of the New York Federal Reserve stated that the rise in overnight funding costs indicates that bank reserves are no longer sufficient, and the Federal Reserve may soon purchase assets to maintain liquidity levels. In a prepared speech for a conference co-hosted by the New York Fed on Wednesday, Perli noted that several indicators, including the rise in money market rates, suggest a shortage of reserves. Perli is responsible for the Federal Reserve's System Open Market Account (SOMA) for securities investments.