[Golden Evening News | List of important developments on the evening of October 17th]
1. The XRP community revealed that Ripple’s recruitment information hinted at its possible IPO;
2. The US FTC reminds consumers that cryptocurrency is not covered by the FDIC;
3. The Basel Committee recommends that banks disclose cryptocurrency information from January 2025;
4. Bitmain fired three employees who leaked information about wage arrears;
5. The Ethereum Foundation stated that the $15 million transfer came from a charity wallet related to Vitalik;
6. The Israeli government ordered the freezing of cryptocurrency accounts to prevent the flow of funds from Hamas;
7. BC Technology Group clarified that Bloomberg’s report on the sale of the OSL business is inconsistent with the facts;
8. Coinbase suspended trading in 80 non-USD markets to improve overall market health and consolidate liquidity;
9. South Korea’s financial regulatory authorities will formulate virtual asset listing procedures, internal management, issuance and circulation standards;
10. EU regulators stated that investors will not be protected by EU cryptoasset market rules until at least the end of 2024.
1. The XRP community revealed that Ripple’s recruitment information hinted at its possible IPO;
2. The US FTC reminds consumers that cryptocurrency is not covered by the FDIC;
3. The Basel Committee recommends that banks disclose cryptocurrency information from January 2025;
4. Bitmain fired three employees who leaked information about wage arrears;
5. The Ethereum Foundation stated that the $15 million transfer came from a charity wallet related to Vitalik;
6. The Israeli government ordered the freezing of cryptocurrency accounts to prevent the flow of funds from Hamas;
7. BC Technology Group clarified that Bloomberg’s report on the sale of the OSL business is inconsistent with the facts;
8. Coinbase suspended trading in 80 non-USD markets to improve overall market health and consolidate liquidity;
9. South Korea’s financial regulatory authorities will formulate virtual asset listing procedures, internal management, issuance and circulation standards;
10. EU regulators stated that investors will not be protected by EU cryptoasset market rules until at least the end of 2024.