1. DTCC tokenization service launched, with the first batch supporting 25 underlying asset sizes of approximately $30 trillion in securities 2. CoinShares report: Strong US inflation data, net outflow of $434 million in digital asset investment products this week 3. Lagarde stated that the digital euro will serve as a cash supplement to address competition from private stablecoins 4. Musk said that the only way to solve the US treasury bond crisis is artificial intelligence and robots 5. Deutsche Bank plans to launch a cryptocurrency custody service within the next few weeks, initially supporting BTC and ETH 6. Strike sets SATS preferred stock price at $90, plans to raise $630 million to purchase Bitcoin 7. HEX founder Richard Heart was detained in Türkiye on suspicion of US $1 billion encryption fraud 8. Coinbase has $2.3 billion in encrypted mortgage loans, and 17 banks are developing tokenized deposits The above is a selection of hot topics from the past 24 hours. Click to see the full article: https://www.aicoin.com/article/555081

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon stated during the earnings call on October 13th that tokenization is becoming an important trend covering multiple asset classes, reducing costs, automating processes, and improving asset liquidity. Goldman Sachs has tokenized bonds, money market funds, and some of its clients' real estate, and provided blockchain financial asset infrastructure using the GS DAP platform. Goldman Sachs' net revenue for the third quarter was $18.68 billion, with stock business revenue increasing by 72% year-on-year to $6.4 billion. (Source: Bitcoin.com News)

Nine cryptocurrency companies have established the Quantum Alliance to develop post quantum standards and warned that if quantum computer technology matures, approximately 6.04 million BTC (30% of the total supply) will face risks.

Porsche has officially closed its NFT project, which had previously profited over $3 million and was priced at $1400. Currently, the floor price has dropped to $200. （The Bitcoin Historian）

The Virtual Currency Department of the Brooklyn District Prosecutors Office, in collaboration with the FBI New York Office, shut down 241 fraudulent domains and 112 servers on October 14th. This network involves three years of cross-border fraud, with servers located in Eastern Europe and the United States, mainly targeting Russian speaking communities for false investments and secondary fraud, resulting in losses of tens of millions of dollars. The prosecutor has currently recovered approximately $300000 for the victim and no one has been arrested. According to the data of the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, Americans will lose 11.366 billion dollars due to encryption fraud in 2025. (Source: CryptoBriefing)