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20 OctTue
19 OctMon
  1. Federal Register: CFTC rules and notices49

    CFTC Proposes Further Defining the Inclusion Scope of the 'Swap' Definition

    The CFTC released a proposed rule to further define the inclusion scope of the 'swap' definition and clarify the regulatory boundary of event contracts. This proposal does not further define 'security-based swaps', and the CFTC has sought the opinion of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System on this proposal.

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  2. Bank for International Settlements BIS: Research papers54

    BIS Working Paper: Competition Channels for Cross-Border Payments — Banks, Fintechs, and Stablecoins

    The Bank for International Settlements released Working Paper No. 1385, which compares the total costs of three cross-border payment channels: traditional correspondent banking and SWIFT-based bank transfers, fintech remittance operators such as Wise and Remitly, and stablecoin transfers. The study combines intraday fintech pricing, World Bank remittance data, bank transfer transactions, and crypto market data to construct comparable cost indicators across currencies and remittance sizes, distinguishing between foreign exchange markups and explicit fees.

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16 OctFri
  1. NautilusTrader:GitHub Releases49

    NautilusTrader 2.0.0rc7 Released

    NautilusTrader 2.0.0rc7 was released on October 15 (UTC), removing Python 3.12 support and adding compatibility with Python 3.13 and 3.14. This update adds features such as negative price support for futures, local calendar-based scheduled dispatch, batch order book incremental replay, and CME Globex option candidate IDs, while also including multiple breaking changes to interfaces and configurations.

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15 OctThu
  1. English translation is being prepared.11

    Binance restores spot API documentation content

    Binance has completed the restoration of its spot API documentation. This update only adjusted the formatting of the spot exchange terms of use in the documentation, without modifying the substantive content of the terms. The documentation clearly reminds users that Binance products and services are subject to the product terms of use, and users should carefully read these terms before use.

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14 OctWed
  1. Deribit Insights40

    Deribit Launches New Fee Tiers for Perpetual Contracts and Futures

    Deribit will reduce taker fees for perpetual contracts and futures for VIP4 to VIP7 tier traders on October 19, 2026 at 12:00 UTC, with reductions ranging from 0.10 to 0.30 basis points across tiers. The new fees will take effect automatically with no additional action required from traders, and can be viewed in Deribit accounts. The complete fee schedule, VIP eligibility requirements, and applicable conditions can be found on the fees page in the Deribit knowledge base.

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  2. Bank for International Settlements BIS: Research papers45

    Money and the Architecture of Trust

    This research paper, published by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), is based on the credit theory of money. Starting from payment as a fundamental monetary behavior, it outlines four core tensions in the operation of the monetary system and proposes that money is essentially an institutional achievement sustained by trust. The paper applies this framework to the analysis of gold, Bitcoin, and stablecoins. The views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the BIS or its member central banks.

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13 OctTue
  1. Federal Register: CFTC rules and notices53

    CFTC Proposes Regulatory Rules for Crypto Asset Trading and Markets, Clarifying the Boundaries for Determining the Commodity Attributes of Crypto Assets

    The CFTC has released proposed rules for "Regulation of Crypto Asset Trading" and "Regulation of Crypto Asset Markets," clarifying that, except for compliant payment stablecoins as defined by the GENIUS Act, other crypto assets generally meet the definition of commodities under the Commodity Exchange Act.

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12 OctMon
8 OctThu
  1. Kraken Blog19

    Kraken Lists ZCHF for Trading

    Kraken officially launched ZCHF deposit, withdrawal and trading services on October 8, 2026. ZCHF is a decentralized over-collateralized stablecoin pegged to the Swiss franc, issued on the Ethereum mainnet and bridged via Chainlink CCIP to multiple public blockchains including Arbitrum and Avalanche. Trading is currently supported only on Kraken's web platform; the app and instant buy features will be enabled once liquidity thresholds are met, and access may be restricted in some regions.

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