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Techub News reports that Chinese regulatory authorities have implemented new guardrail measures for AI companion chatbots due to concerns over social stability risks. This move could reshape global technology norms and affect AI development and user engagement strategies. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that the Dutch government has abandoned its plan to tax unrealized Bitcoin gains, a proposal that had previously sparked controversy due to strong opposition from investors. This policy reversal highlights the influence of investor sentiment on tax policies and may have implications for future cryptocurrency regulation and market stability. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that the Hyperliquid Policy Committee has submitted feedback to EU policymakers, urging them to consider including decentralized derivative trading, such as on-chain perpetual contracts, within the MiFID II regulatory framework. The committee believes that this move could simplify regulatory processes, promote innovation while ensuring market stability and investor protection. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that the Swiss National Bank (SNB) has issued a warning stating that stablecoins may weaken central banks' control over monetary policy and believes regulatory measures are necessary to maintain economic stability. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reported, according to Zhitong Caijing, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Mr. Wong Wai-lun, mentioned digital assets and crypto assets in a speech at an event. He stated that Hong Kong will further promote the development of stablecoins in the future but emphasized "seeking stability before progress" to prevent the inflow of illegal funds and ensure the stability of the financial system. Additionally, Mr. Wong Wai-lun also pointed out that Hong Kong is actively expanding its gold storage facility capacity, aiming to increase the total capacity to 2,000 tons within the next three years. Currently, a central gold clearing system is being established, and the Shanghai Gold Exchange has been invited to participate, with the goal of putting it into operation within this year.
Techub News: According to Hong Kong Economic Times, Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, said at an event on Friday (19th) that as of the end of September this year, 36 stablecoin license applications from various industries have been received. It is expected that some licenses will be issued early next year, with priority given to robust reserve management, price stability, and anti-money laundering measures. He pointed out that these measures not only protect investors but also help resolve potential disputes by establishing a clear compliance path, reducing ambiguities that could lead to transactional conflicts. Regarding the progress of the licensing regime for virtual asset trading services and custodial service providers, Hui noted that detailed content of the licensing system is being formulated in collaboration with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. The plan is to submit it to the Legislative Council for deliberation next year, emphasizing that the regulatory framework will cover key aspects of the virtual asset industry, striving to balance risk management and innovation. He reiterated that the Hong Kong government has "carefully crafted" various policy measures to coordinate standards for Web 3.0 and digital assets, aiming to protect investor rights, ensure clear and transparent regulation, and promote international alignment, thereby creating an environment that fosters innovation without compromising stability.
Techub News: According to a news bulletin from the Hong Kong government, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po, attending the APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting, stated that blockchain technology and artificial intelligence are leading the rapid development of digital financial services, which can not only enhance efficiency and reduce costs but also help promote inclusive finance. Against the backdrop of increasingly widespread application of digital assets and artificial intelligence in financial services, various economies should focus on whether such innovations are responsible and sustainable, including the need to consider investor interests and financial stability. Hong Kong actively participates in cross-border cooperation and policy dialogues on digital finance and is willing to deepen cooperation with regional partners in related fields.
Techub News, Garrett Jin, who was previously suspected of "shorting for profit before the October 11 flash crash," tweeted to explain his bearish reasons. He stated that from a technical analysis perspective, U.S. tech stocks, A-share tech stocks, and major cryptocurrencies all show overbought signals, such as MACD divergence; historically, cryptocurrencies and U.S. tech stocks have shown a high positive correlation, and risks may transfer between the two. Over the past week, the structure of U.S. stocks has shifted from risk-on to risk-off, and the crypto market has shown a similar pattern; since September 26, trade tensions between the U.S. and China have intensified, but due to market bullish sentiment, investors have reacted less to this. Additionally, the market decline is not only caused by macro factors but also by internal structural instability. Both the U.S. stock market and the cryptocurrency market have recently been driven by high-leverage long positions, creating fertile ground for a deleveraging crisis similar to the 2015 A-share crash and the March 2020 U.S. stock market crash. Unlike stocks, most cryptocurrencies lack an intrinsic value anchor, and their driving force comes more from investor sentiment—greed and fear. Therefore, exchanges offering aggressive leverage of 5x to 100x to retail investors for such volatile assets, whether prices rise or fall, could trigger a liquidity crisis.
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