Coinbase Shares Slump After Big Q3 Earnings Miss on ‘Softer’ Market Condition
MyTrade Head First to Plead Guilty Among Group of Firms Accused of Gaming Markets

The U.S. Department of Justice said it secured a guilty plea from the operator of crypto “market maker” MyTrade, which was one target in a wide-ranging sting that brought manipulation charges to multiple firms and individuals earlier this month.
U.S. Treasury Advisory Panel Says Tokenization Could Be Big, But May Need Central Control

The U.S. Treasury Department’s panel of Wall Street advisers see the tokenization of U.S. debt and other assets providing some significant potential advances, the group contended in a new report – while also envisioning an inevitable need for the kind of heavy central hand that may rankle the crypto sector.
Coinbase Pours $25M More Into Fairshake as CEO Armstrong Says ‘We’re Not Slowing Down’
Dogecoin Jumps 10%, Outperforming on Trump Popularity as Bitcoin Nears $70K

Bitcoin’s “bullish setup” into the U.S. election next week mirrors late 2020, which preceded a 120% rally in two months, Matthew Sigel of VanEck said.
Hong Kong SFC to Establish ‘Consultative Panel’ for Licensed Crypto Exchanges

The SFC’s Eric Yip said the panel will include representatives from each licensed exchange.
Bitcoin Tops $70K for First Time in More Than Four Months

The price still remains below its record high of $73,700 hit in early March of this year.
As Hong Kong Firms Downsize, Animoca Built a Workspace the Size of 10 Tennis Courts

As law firms and traditional finance companies cut back on office space, Yat Siu’s Animoca is taking advantage of the renter’s market to expand its headquarters, reinforcing its commitment to Hong Kong as a global Web3 and digital culture hub.
Dogecoin Bets Spike to $1.3B as Trump Popularity Sees DOGE Rocket 15%

Stablecoin margined futures on DOGE have spiked, with DOGE denominated bets rising 33% since Sunday.
As BIS Mulls Shutting Down mBridge, Its Innovation Hub Calls The Project a ‘Public Good’

An international payments project backed by China, the UAE, Thailand and Hong Kong is raising concerns in Washington.
