Cryptocurrency friendly bank Revolut has a private equity valuation of $115 billion, surpassing Barclays Bank in the UK and Societe Generale in France, becoming the most highly valued startup in Europe. Revolut has 80 million customers and a pre tax profit of £ 1.7 billion in 2025, lower than the £ 9 billion of Barclays Bank in the UK. As of the end of 2025, the loan size of Revolut is £ 2.2 billion, with a loan to deposit ratio of 6%, lower than HSBC's 55% and Societe Generale's 86%. Revolut is applying for more market licenses, expanding its business to Mexico and Australia, and holding temporary licenses in the United States. Revolut was fined in Lithuania for anti money laundering deficiencies and experienced a customer data breach in September. (Source: Reuters)

The Drift Foundation states that DFX is not tied to 1 USDT, and users will receive 1 DFX for every confirmed loss of 1 USDT. The final redemption value depends on the balance in the Recovery Pool. At present, the Recovery Pool covers about 1% of the total claim amount, and users can choose to redeem DFX, hold DFX to retain their claim rights for future fund inflows into the Recovery Pool, or trade in secondary markets such as Raydium.

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The official website of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has listed E Fund as an unlicensed company and listed two related websites, pointing out that E Fund falsely claimed on the website that the digital asset private fund had been approved by the Securities and Futures Commission.

OKX has submitted an application to the US SEC to launch a tokenized US stock trading service. （Watcher.Guru）