Vault12 has submitted an opinion letter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, pointing out that the proposal for a token safe harbor lacks regulatory certainty, causing the exchange to remain concerned about future accountability. Vault12 raised $17.45 million through a future token agreement, and its Vault Guardian Token has not yet been listed on a centralized exchange. Vault12 suggests adding a 60 day objection period. If the US Securities and Exchange Commission does not raise an objection within this period, eligible filings should have final effect on the institution.

Bitcoin's performance has exceeded JPMorgan's ten-year forecast for all other assets.

Standard Chartered Bank has signed a final agreement to acquire 100% equity of Zodia Custody, a cryptocurrency custodian, and the transaction is pending regulatory approval. Zodia Custody's custody business will be merged into Standard Chartered Bank, and its software business will be transferred to an independent company supported by SC Ventures, a venture capital division under Zhada. (Source: The Block)

The Dogecoin Foundation, along with the MyDoge, DogeOS, and Succ App teams, established Dogecoin Labs to operate the aforementioned products, with Jordan Jefferson serving as CEO. Developers build applications on DogeOS, users access them through MyDoge, and merchants receive DOGE payments using the Succ App. MyDoge has over 500000 users, and DogeOS has opened its public testing network on September 30th. Dogecoin Foundation and House of Doge contribute intellectual property and team, while Dogecoin Labs focuses on product and commercialization.

The United States has officially finalized new regulations for cryptocurrency regulation under the GENIUS Act. （Watcher.Guru）