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Piero Cipollone said the bloc is on track to test real transactions in 2027 and roll out a digital euro as early as 2029, pending legislation this year.
The Stellar network hit a new high of 14.16 million transactions on October 23.
According to data from Bihaiwang: The Stellar blockchain platform processed 14.16 million transactions on October 23, setting the highest daily transaction volume for the chain in the past month. According to data from the on-chain analytics tool Chainspect, the average transaction processing speed that day was 163.9 tx/s, and during certain periods on October 24, transaction throughput reached a new high again, hitting 224.6 tps. Despite the surge in traffic, Stellar's average transaction fee remained at $0.00012, demonstrating its economic stability. According to the latest report, the Stellar network's total transaction financial volume in the third quarter of 2025 reached $33.2 billion, a year-on-year increase of 71%. At the same time, stablecoin transfer volume grew by 121%, reaching $25.1 billion.
Lummis: Democrats oppose the Clarity Act rules that protect retail investors.
CoinWorld news, Wyoming Senator Lummis stated that Democrats voted against the Clarity Act rules they themselves wrote, a bill aimed at protecting retail investors. Lummis said Democrats demanded that the bill's annual crypto fundraising cap be reduced from $75 million to $50 million, and that a $200 million lifetime limit be added. He said: "We agreed to both demands and incorporated them into the Clarity Act." The bill failed to pass in a key Senate procedural vote on September 15.
Hyperliquid will list 11 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETF spot pairs on October 26.
CoinWorld news: Hyperliquid will list 11 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETF spot products issued by EQX Labs on October 26 at 21:30. The underlying assets include EQSPY, EQQQQ, EQNVDA, EQTSLA, EQAAPL, EQMSFT, EQAMZN, EQGOOG, EQMETA, EQMU, and EQSPCX. The relevant tokens are backed 1:1 by real shares and are legally limited-recourse debt instruments issued by bankruptcy-remote portfolio companies in the British Virgin Islands, and are not available to U.S. persons.
Ledger: AI no longer just answers questions; it has begun making purchases.
CoinWorld news, Ledger's Ariel Wengroff told Yahoo Finance at Money20/20 that AI is no longer just answering questions but beginning to make purchases. The system's security mechanism lies in deciding in advance when user approval is required.
A Palestinian suspected of planning an imminent terrorist attack in the West Bank has been arrested.
Israeli military says a Palestinian suspected of planning an imminent "terror attack" in the West Bank has been arrested.
The spread between US 10-year and 2-year Treasury yields stands at 31 basis points.
BiJie.com US stock market data: The spread between the 10-year and 2-year US Treasury yields is 31 basis points, with the yield curve showing a positive slope. This is unchanged compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier.
The UAE strongly condemns the Houthi attempts to attack multiple locations within Saudi Arabia.
According to CoinWorld news, the UAE strongly condemned the Houthi armed group's attempts to attack multiple locations within Saudi Arabia.
French bond market turmoil intensifies as the race to succeed the ECB president focuses on crisis-response capability.
ECB succession race increasingly likely to hinge on which candidate is better equipped to handle a violent bond market selloff. With France's debt troubles evoking memories of the eurozone turmoil era and ECB President Lagarde set to depart, the Netherlands' Klaas Knot or Spain's Delcos may soon take over the role amid financial market turbulence. People familiar with internal discussions among policymakers say market tensions are increasingly becoming an important factor shaping the ECB's next decisions. With that in mind, eurozone insiders note that judgments made by governments in assessing candidates' crisis-management capabilities have now become the dominant factor in deciding who should lead the ECB.
Cynthia Lummis: Democrats still voted against the CLARITY Act after writing the crypto fundraising cap into it.
CoinWorld news, Cynthia Lummis stated that Democrats had requested lowering the annual fundraising cap for cryptocurrency regulation from $75 million to $50 million and adding a $200 million lifetime cap. The relevant provisions were written into the CLARITY Act, but Democrats subsequently voted against the bill.