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Coinbase Rolls Out the 'Blue Carpet' for Binance’s BNB Token
Coinbase launched The Blue Carpet, then added BNB to its roadmap — an intent signal, not a guarantee — pending market-making support and technical readiness.

Indian Telecom Giant Reliance Jio Taps Aptos to Deliver Blockchain Rewards to 500M Users
The partnership will utilize Aptos' layer-1 blockchain to distribute digital rewards, with a focus on real-world utility rather than speculation.

ARK Invest Takes 11.5% Stake in a Solana Infrastructure Firm
Ark Invest has reportedly taken a 11.5% Solmate (SLMT) stake while the company said it bought $50 million discounted SOL from Solana Foundation.

Was $500B Value destruction Just a blip?: Crypto Daybook Americas
Your day-ahead look for Oct. 14, 2025

WisdomTree Launches Physically Backed Stellar Lumens ETP Across Europe
WisdomTree launched a physically backed stellar lumens ETP with a 0.50% fee on SIX and Euronext, saying it will add a Xetra listing on Oct. 15.

Asia Morning Briefing: Ethereum Leads Recovery After $20B Liquidation Shock
ETH’s rebound is outpacing BTC's as markets stabilize, with high-beta plays like Solana and Bittensor joining the bounce. One working theory suggests Friday’s meltdown wasn’t about stablecoin fragility — it was a structural failure on Binance.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino: ‘Bitcoin and Gold Will Outlast Any Other Currency’
Paolo Ardoino’s latest comment about bitcoin and gold echoes Tether’s policy of buying BTC with profits and building up gold exposure.

Altcoins Cratered in Oct. 10 Crypto Flash Crash as Bitcoin Held Up, Wiston Capital Says
Wiston Capital's Charlie Erith says a leverage cascade drove the Oct. 10 break, with altcoins hit hardest, and lays out the signals he will track before adding risk.

Binance to Compensate Users Affected by Crash in wBETH, BNSOL, and Ethena’s USDe
Wrapped tokens crashed as Binance's infrastructure buckled, making it harder for market makers to stabilize prices.

China’s Commerce Ministry to Trump: Rare-Earth Export Curbs Are Not Bans
China’s commerce ministry says its Oct. 9 rare-earth export controls are lawful security steps, not bans, and that eligible civilian exports will be licensed.

