StarkWare co-founder and CEO Eli Ben Sasson stated that Starknet is considering transitioning to L1 and other solutions to autonomously control the security migration process and address cryptographic risks posed by quantum computing and AI. Starknet is built on ZK-STARK and has developed a roadmap for quantum security migration. It is expected to achieve relevant upgrades as early as 2027.

Eligible users will be able to send USDC abroad or send local-currency payouts to bank accounts in more than 60 countries, starting late October.

Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that if economic data meets expectations, the Fed is expected to raise interest rates, but there is no need to raise rates consecutively in consecutive meetings. The rate hikes should be implemented within an acceptable time frame. Waller pointed out that US inflation has been consistently above the Federal Reserve's target for about five and a half years, and factors such as artificial intelligence infrastructure construction and ongoing energy shocks still bring inflationary pressures, which may put inflation expectations at risk. At the same time, the labor market remained stable in September, despite a decrease in the number of new job opportunities, there is evidence that the US economy is strengthening in the second half of 2026. Waller also stated that the Federal Reserve can avoid making explicit commitments to forward guidance while improving communication effectiveness by conveying signals of potential policy choices to the market. (Source: Jin Shi)

Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that the dot matrix may reflect a rate hike at the beginning of 2027, followed by further rate cuts thereafter.

Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that the Fed's September rate hike was the result of months of accumulated evidence, with core PCE rising 3% year-on-year in August above the 2% target, and policy will focus on inflation. Waller believes that the future path of interest rate hikes depends on data and there is no need for consecutive meetings to raise interest rates. The September forecast shows that out of 18 participants, 16 are expected to raise interest rates at least once this year, and 4 are expected to raise interest rates twice.