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Google Play is tightening oversight on cryptocurrency wallet providers, with a new policy requiring licensing and compliance with “industry standards” in more than 15 jurisdictions — including the United States and European Union.
Canary Capital has taken the first formal step toward launching what could become the United States’ inaugural exchange-traded fund (ETF) tied to the official Trump memecoin.
Solana adoption explodes past 3 million wallets while macro tailwinds and neutral funding rates set the stage for a powerful breakout.
Quick Take In a registration statement filed on Friday, Grayscale said it was renaming the Grayscale Dogecoin Trust to the Grayscale Dogecoin Trust ETF. “The Shares are expected to be listed on NYSE Arca under the ticker symbol ‘GDOG,’” according to Friday’s filing.
The Federal Reserve officially terminated its Novel Activities Supervision Program, shifting crypto oversight to standard processes as Treasury rules out new Bitcoin purchases for strategic reserves.
- 2025/09/17 23:53Publicly listed company Thumzup Media discloses purchase of 7.5 million DOGE, worth approximately $2 millionChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Thumzup Media Corporation (stock code TZUP) announced on Thursday that it has purchased Dogecoin (DOGE) on the open market for the first time, acquiring approximately 7.5 million tokens at a weighted average price of $0.2665, with a total value of about $2 million. In addition, the company stated earlier this month that it plans to deploy 3,500 Dogecoin mining machines by the end of the year through its upcoming acquisition of mining company Dogehash, and to strengthen its leadership team. This week, DogeOS CEO and MyDoge head Jordan Jefferson, as well as DogeOS ecosystem director Alex Hoffman, were appointed to its cryptocurrency advisory board.
- 2025/09/17 23:48Powell Defines the Fed’s Third Mandate, Calling It a Derivative of the Other Two TasksJinse Finance reported that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, during a press conference following Wednesday's interest rate decision, explained why the three mandates given to the Federal Reserve by Congress can, in practice, be summarized into two main tasks when responding to questions about the central bank's statutory requirement to achieve a "moderate long-term interest rate." For a long time, central bank officials have positioned their mission as a dual mandate, focusing monetary policy on maintaining low and stable inflation and ensuring a strong and sustained job market, with little emphasis on the third mandate. Powell told reporters that the third mandate does exist, but in the eyes of central bankers, it is a derivative of the two more widely recognized legal objectives. He said, "We believe that a moderate long-term interest rate is the result of achieving low and stable inflation and maximum employment." For some time, Federal Reserve officials have not considered the third mandate to require "independent action." (Golden Ten Data)
- 2025/09/17 23:48Fed Rate Cuts May Trigger Stagflation Risk, Creating a Dilemma for PolicymakersAccording to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Golden Ten Data, Minsheng Macro Research states that a Federal Reserve rate cut is the beginning of the issue, not the end. An increase in the rate cut magnitude could trigger inflation risks, while insufficient rate cuts may bring political risks. The dot plot suggests a 75 basis point rate cut within the year, an increase of 25 basis points compared to June. In the future, factors such as a cooling labor market and sticky inflation will make the Federal Reserve's decision-making more complex, and the market may price in more rate cuts.