1. Zhao Changpeng updated his profile on his account X, possibly hinting at an imminent return to Binance.
2. Financial Times: The UK and US plan closer cooperation on cryptocurrency regulation.
3. The US SEC plans to introduce universal listing standards for crypto ETPs, which could accelerate product issuance.
4. Fidelity: 8.3 million Bitcoins are expected to be "illiquid" by 2032.
5. A UN agency will establish a "Government Blockchain Academy" next year to teach crypto technology and other knowledge.
6. Grayscale: The US dollar's credibility is challenged by debt and inflationary pressures, and crypto assets may become an alternative store of value.
7. Bloomberg: Binance is in talks with the US Department of Justice to remove its independent compliance monitor.
8. Research: The median salary for Ethereum core developers is approximately $140,000, and switching jobs could double that.
9. Google launches an AI payment protocol that supports stablecoins and partners with Coinbase and Salesforce.
10. Openbank, a subsidiary of Santander Bank, launches cryptocurrency trading services. 11. Binance is nearing an agreement with the US Department of Justice, potentially exempting it from external compliance oversight.
12. Sources familiar with the matter: Galaxy Digital plans to launch its own tokenized money market fund.
13. Bitwise has submitted applications to the US SEC for a stablecoin and a tokenized ETF.
14. Three major Swiss banks have completed a public blockchain-based tokenized deposit trial.
