Monday Nov 10 2025 09:40
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The cryptocurrency and finance landscape is rapidly evolving, marked by complex legal challenges, promising technological innovations, and significant regulatory shifts. Here's a rundown of some of the noteworthy developments to keep an eye on.
Reports have surfaced regarding the founder of '太子集團' being embroiled in a legal dispute in Singapore, alleging misappropriation of funds by an associate amounting to over 31 million yuan. This case raises questions about risk management and internal controls within finance-related businesses.
Speculation is mounting regarding the potential launch of XRP ETFs in the United States, following the listing of five proposed ETFs on the DTCC website. Analysts anticipate that these funds could be officially launched later this month, potentially opening doors to greater institutional investment in XRP.
Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) is considering new restrictions on cryptocurrency custody services, limiting them to registered service providers. This measure aims to enhance investor protection and prevent losses resulting from security breaches and cyberattacks.
Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and Zero Gravity (0G) have announced a joint investment of S$5 million to establish a research center for decentralized AI technology. This collaboration focuses on developing blockchain-based AI technologies, aiming for more transparent, secure, and accessible AI systems.
The founder of The Rollup has expressed optimism about the future of Starknet, NEAR, and ZEC, citing their efforts in addressing core challenges in the crypto space, such as zero-knowledge proofs (ZK), intent-driven design, and privacy technologies.
Ethereum spot ETFs saw net outflows of $508 million last week, the third highest on record. Bitcoin spot ETFs, in contrast, saw net outflows of $1.22 billion, also the third highest on record.
Reports indicate that Tether-backed Rumble is nearing a deal to acquire German data center company Northern Data AG. This transaction aims to help Rumble become a cloud computing service provider.
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