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This week, crypto has seen a rollercoaster. Price fluctuations, global changes, and powerful regulatory moves.

It’s the mix of progress and pressure that defines the moment.

Here are the key moves you may have missed.

#1 Nine European Banks Join Forces for Euro Stablecoin

Nine major European banks – including ING, UniCredit, CaixaBank and Danske – are teaming up to launch a euro-denominated stablecoin under Europe’s MiCAR framework. A new consortium based in the Netherlands will seek approval from the Dutch Central Bank, with the launch set for late 2026. The stablecoin aims to power 24/7 cross-border payments, programmable finance and digital asset settlements.

As ING’s Floris Lugt put it: “This development requires an industry-wide approach, and it’s imperative that banks adopt the same standards.”

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    #10 SEC, FINRA Probe Crypto Treasury Stock Spikes

    The SEC and FINRA have opened investigations into over 200 public companies announcing crypto treasury plans in 2025. Regulators flagged unusual stock surges, in some cases rising 20-40%, just before these announcements went public. Firms like Trump Media, GameStop, and SharpLink Gaming saw abnormal trading patterns, raising suspicions of insider leaks.

    FINRA has already sent warning letters reminding companies of disclosure rules. As former SEC lawyer David Chase noted, such letters are often the “first step” toward deeper probes.

    In the Spotlight 

    Here’s a few quick hits you shouldn’t miss!

    Circle Weighs Undo Option for USDC: Circle president Heath Tarbert says the firm is exploring ways to roll back transfers hit by fraud or hacks, a move that clashes with crypto’s one-way ethos.

    Coinbase Adds AUDD and XSGD: Starting Sept. 29, users can trade Australia’s AUDD and Singapore’s XSGD on Coinbase. Locals can convert fiat to stablecoins for free, signaling a push beyond dollar dominance.

    Singapore Tops Global Crypto Rankings: A new ApeX study crowns Singapore the world’s most crypto-obsessed nation, edging out the UAE and US. High ownership and search activity drove its perfect score, with adoption soaring.

    Brazil Hosts DAC 2025: Mercado Bitcoin’s Digital Assets Conference in São Paulo gathered BlackRock, CME, Tether, and regulators to debate adoption, stablecoins, and tokenization – cementing Latin America’s rise as a digital finance hub.

    Buterin Backs Fusaka Upgrade: Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum’s Dec. 3 Fusaka fork could be its biggest leap yet. With PeerDAS tackling blob congestion, fees may drop below $0.1, opening doors for mass adoption.

    What’s Next for Crypto?

    Major shifts to expect ahead

    • Stablecoins are stepping into the financial mainstream, from CFTC collateral rules to Europe’s planned euro token.
    • Regulators are syncing up across borders, with crackdowns and taskforces leaving fewer safe zones.
    • Tokenized funds are becoming institutional infrastructure linking Wall Street and DeFi.
    • China’s halt on RWAs highlights how geopolitics can quickly reshape innovation paths.
    • Bitcoin’s supply squeeze is tightening, raising the odds of a sharp year-end rally.

    That’s all for now – check back next week for the shifts you can’t afford to miss.

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