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CoinWorld news, according to Cointelegraph, Mastercard is launching a stablecoin security solution aimed at helping financial institutions detect fraud, scams, and sanctions risks in stablecoin payments, with global availability expected to be achieved by 2027.
JPMorgan's JPM Coin launches on Ethereum, bringing bank dollars onto the public blockchain.
Biji.com data: JPMorgan's JPM Coin has launched on Ethereum, enabling its largest clients to transfer dollars as quickly on Sunday night as on Tuesday morning. Normal wire transfers between banks only operate during business hours and can take several days to arrive, so JPMorgan began experimenting with blockchain technology. JPM Coin is a deposit token, with each unit representing one U.S. dollar deposited in a JPMorgan account, redeemable by clients at any time without lockup. Unlike this, stablecoins are dollar-pegged tokens whose reserves are held by private companies. Only vetted counterparties can hold JPM Coin, so this is not a token that anyone can buy on an exchange. JPMorgan first placed the token on the Base network, a cheaper and faster network built on top of Ethereum and incubated by Coinbase. The bank also plans to launch a shared 24/7 tokenized deposit network in the first half of 2027.
Ripple and the XRP Ledger Foundation have launched an official X account.
CoinWorld news, according to Cointelegraph, $XRP has officially launched an official X account managed by Ripple and the XRP Ledger Foundation.
German Chancellor Merz: Nvidia plans to invest billions of dollars in Germany.
According to CoinWorld news, German Chancellor Merz stated that Nvidia plans to invest billions of dollars in Germany. This investment will further promote Germany's development in the technology sector.
The U.S. CFTC rebuts CME's lawsuit over perpetual futures regulatory policy.
CoinWorld news, according to Coindesk: In its latest court filing, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) rebutted CME Group's lawsuit over its perpetual futures regulatory policy, stating that CME has failed to demonstrate that the new policy has caused it actual or imminent financial loss, and that CME's cryptocurrency futures trading volume has actually risen since the policy adjustment. In May of this year, the CFTC approved Kalshi to launch the first U.S. Bitcoin perpetual futures contract and plans to regulate such products as futures on a case-by-case basis. CME argues that perpetual contracts have no expiration date and should be classified as swaps, subject to different regulatory rules. TD Cowen analysts believe that CME may still hold an advantage on the issues of standing to sue and product classification disputes, but as the perpetual contract market continues to expand during the litigation, even if CME ultimately prevails, it may become more difficult to unwind existing market arrangements.
Polymarket: Traders expect the US to end its blockade of Iran by March 2027.
CoinWorld data: According to Polymarket predictions, traders believe the United States will officially announce the end of its naval blockade of Iranian ships before March 31, 2027, with the current market probability for this event at 61%. U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) stated that the blockade has prevented Iran from exporting at least $25 billion worth of crude oil, while also freezing nearly $350 million in Iranian crypto assets. Trading volume for this event has reached $41.4 million since July, with liquidity of about $430,000, enough to attract market attention.
GENIUS Act Stablecoin Regulation: The Significance of the OCC's Final Rule
Coinpedia reports that the U.S. Treasury Department's NPRM (RIN 1505-AC95) on the issuance, offering, and sale of payment stablecoins closed its public comment window on October 19, 2026. The Treasury's 87 questions covered issuer licensing, foreign stablecoin access, reserve composition, and exchange due diligence requirements. Despite the comment window closing, the final rule has not yet been published. President Trump signed the GENIUS Act on July 18, 2025, requiring regulators to complete implementing rules by July 18, 2026. As this deadline has passed, the new effective date is January 18, 2027. The OCC is expected to release final stablecoin rules in November 2026. The NPRM establishes new regulatory codes defining who may legally issue, offer, or sell payment stablecoins. Under the Act, issuers are divided into two categories: Permitted Payment Stablecoin Issuers (PPSIs) and Foreign Payment Stablecoin Issuers (FPSIs) that meet the requirements of Section 18.
The Federal Reserve's reverse repurchase operation accepted 7 counterparties for $330 million.
According to Bijie.com, the Federal Reserve accepted a total of $330 million from 7 counterparties in its fixed-rate reverse repurchase operation.
BTC/ETH/SOL 12-hour liquidation pain point update
CoinWorld data: BTC is currently priced at 81,970 USDT, with the downside long pain point at 81,633 (-0.41% from the current price, estimated strength 136 million USDT), and the upside short pain point at 83,657 (+2.06% from the current price, estimated strength 129 million USDT); ETH is currently priced at 2,402 USDT, with the downside long pain point at 2,379 (-0.96% from the current price, estimated strength 56.3981 million USDT), and the upside short pain point at 2,451.9 (+2.08% from the current price, estimated strength 65.1917 million USDT); SOL is currently priced at 104.5 USDT, with the downside long pain point at 103 (-1.44% from the current price, estimated strength 15.172 million USDT), and the upside short pain point at 106.8 (+2.2% from the current price, estimated strength 18.0976 million USDT). This data aggregates the strength at the same price levels from the public liquidation maps of Binance, OKX, and Bybit. It is not the actual account liquidation price, liquidations that have already occurred, whole-market statistics, or a price forecast.
Echo Protocol announces it is ceasing operations, suspending new deposits and borrowing.
CoinWorld news, Cointelegraph reports: Echo Protocol has announced that it will cease operations after nearly two years, suspending new deposits, lending, and staking services, while still maintaining withdrawal and repayment functions.