1. Probability of Fed Rate Cut to 375-400 Basis Points in October Reaches 99%
FedWatch data shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting rates to 375-400 basis points at its meeting on October 29, 2025, has reached 99%. This move may reflect slowing economic growth or easing inflationary pressures. -Original
2. Crypto Market Adds $400 Billion This Week, Total Surpasses $4 Trillion
🔥 NEW: The crypto market added more than $400 billion in market cap this week, pushing the total above $4.07 trillion. -Original
3. JPMorgan Predicts Bitcoin May Rise to $165,000
JPMorgan analysts believe that if bitcoin's market performance aligns with that of gold, its price could reach $165,000. This prediction is based on gold's recent record-breaking performance. -Original
4. New York Proposes Tax on PoW Mining, May Impact Bitcoin Mining
The state of New York in the United States has proposed a bill targeting bitcoin mining, planning to tax cryptocurrency mining activities that use the Proof-of-Work (PoW) mechanism in order to limit their energy consumption. -Original
5. BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Holdings Reach 773,000 BTC, Demonstrating Market Influence
BlackRock's bitcoin ETF currently holds 773,000 BTC, with a total value of approximately $93 billion, demonstrating its significant influence in the crypto market. -Original
6. Beijing Intensifies Crackdown on Attempts to Circumvent Crypto Ban
⚡ INSIGHT: Beijing keeps cracking down on attempts to circumvent its crypto ban. Via Cointelegraph Magazine -Original
7. Decentralized Futures Monthly Trading Volume Surpasses $1.1 Trillion for the First Time
The monthly total trading volume of futures on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) has surpassed $1.1 trillion for the first time, indicating a continued increase in demand for decentralized financial instruments. This milestone reflects investors' preference for transparency and decentralization. -Original
8. Tether Plans to Launch New Stablecoin USAT to Capture US Market
Tether is planning to launch a new stablecoin called USAT on the video-sharing platform Rumble. Reports indicate that this move is a key strategy by Tether to capture and expand its market share in the United States. Rumble is a video platform with a large user base in the US and is often seen as a competitor to YouTube. -Original
