The UK Financial Conduct Authority is in talks with trading platforms to consider relaxing the ban on financial forecasting markets

The size of US assets held by overseas investors has risen to approximately $39 trillion, reaching a historic high. The scale has increased by about $16 trillion compared to the bear market low point in 2022 and doubled from about $19 trillion during the pandemic in 2020. Among them, the overseas holdings of the US stock market doubled to $24 trillion, accounting for about 62% of the total holdings; The position of US treasury bond bonds increased to US $8 trillion, accounting for about 21%.

Coldcard hackers transferred $7.7 million worth of Bitcoin, which accounted for approximately half of their third wave of theft proceeds. （Decrypt）

According to data released by SolanaFloor, Circle has issued approximately 3 billion USDCs on the Solana chain in the past 24 hours.

According to The Times, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK has been in talks with multiple trading platforms to relax the ban on retail investor financial forecasting markets implemented since 2019. Currently, the agency's public stance still supports maintaining the ban.

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