Kalshi traders predicted that the probability that the yield of US treasury bond bonds would remain high by the end of the year was 56%, although Bessant proposed a bond repurchase plan. （Cointelegraph）

The Crypto Council for Innovation and Blockchain Association have filed a lawsuit against Illinois officials, opposing the state's expected 0.2% cryptocurrency tax to be implemented in January 2027. The two organizations filed a petition in the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Sangamon County, claiming that the tax violated the Constitution of the United States, the Constitution of Illinois, federal and state due process laws and the Internet Tax Freedom Act, and caused double taxation. The lawsuit claims that the tax regulations are vague, putting residents and brokers at risk of civil and criminal penalties. Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger stated that Illinois cannot implement a tax system that discriminates against digital commerce and increases consumer and business uncertainty. Digital Chamber filed a similar lawsuit in July regarding the same tax.

[U.S. Treasury Secretary Besent Plans to Push 10-Year Treasury Yield to 5%] According to Jinshi Data, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besent is preparing to take aggressive measures to push the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to around 5%. The market expects the Trump administration to address debt pressure by increasing taxes.

According to real-time data from AiCoin, a total of 6627 BTC worth $663 million have flowed out of the exchange wallet in the past 24 hours. Among them, Bithumb had the highest outflow of 8578 BTC, followed by Bitfinex with 1179 BTC. For more information on exchange fund flows, please visit the AiCoin website - Data - Hyperliquid to view: https://www.aicoin.com/zh-Hans/hyperliquid

If the liquidity conditions are met and the relevant regions support trading, the BASECAT-USD and DRB-USD trading pairs will be open today.