**Bitcoin Stable Despite China's Stimulus**
Bitcoin price was little changed after the governor of the People’s Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, announced that the amount of money that banks must hold in reserve would be cut to the lowest level since 2020. Traders point out that Kamala Harris’ victory in the US presidential election is unlikely to negatively impact the market.
**Outflows in Ether ETFs**
Ether ETFs saw their biggest outflows since July, despite ether prices rising 11% last week. This comes amid interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, which have had a positive impact on the overall market.
**Cryptocurrency Policy in Election Campaign**
Vice President Kamala Harris has begun talking about cryptocurrencies during her campaign, but she is not expected to adopt a comprehensive policy before the election, according to people familiar with the matter.
**Digital Predictions Market**
Polymarket is seeking $50 million in funding, exploring the possibility of using a cryptocurrency to verify the outcomes of real-world events.
**Using Blockchain Technology from JP Morgan**
JP Morgan has begun using Onyx Blockchain technology to settle Siemens’ digital commercial papers, marking a significant advance in the development of digital assets.
**Raising funds for the Celestia project**
The Celestia project has managed to raise $100 million, even though its native token, TIA, has seen a 54% decline since the beginning of the year.
**Canada's move towards broader payments**
The Bank of Canada has announced a shift in its focus from retail digital currency to broader payments systems research and policy development.
This summary provides a comprehensive look at current events in the cryptocurrency market and their impact on economic policies.
