Grayscale's Solana Trust ETF (GSOL) will begin trading on the NYSE tomorrow

On October 29th, as monitored by Farside, a net inflow of $202.4 million was observed in the US Spot Bitcoin ETF yesterday. This includes: · A net inflow of $59.6 million for IBIT; · A net inflow of $67.0 million for FBTC; · A net inflow of $75.8 million for ARKB.

On October 29th, as per Farside Monitoring, a net inflow of $246 million was observed in the US Ethereum Spot ETF yesterday. This includes: An inflow of $76.4 million into ETHA; An inflow of $99.3 million into FETH; An inflow of $73 million into Grayscale ETH; An outflow of $2.7 million from ETHE.

On October 29th, based on Coinglass data, within the past 24 hours, the total net outflow of BTC from CEXs was 12,254.12 BTC. The top three CEXs with the largest outflow amounts are as follows: · Coinbase Pro, with an outflow of 13,709.19 BTC; · Bitfinex, with an outflow of 474.86 BTC; · OKX, with an outflow of 167.63 BTC. In addition, Binance witnessed an inflow of 2,531.36 BTC and ranked first on the inflow list.

On October 29th, according to Yonhap News, the digital asset infrastructure company BDACS announced its plans to issue the South Korean won stablecoin KRW1 on Circle's new blockchain, Arc. In order to advance this project, BDACS has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Circle and established a collaborative mechanism. Additionally, BDACS completed the trademark registration for KRW1 in December 2023.

October 29: President Trump stated on Tuesday that the postponement of the tariff truce announced by the Mexican leader was a positive development. This is because the country has already paid a significant amount of tariffs, which has benefited the United States. On Wednesday, while on Air Force One, Trump told reporters, "I am in favor of the extension agreement reached with Mexico." He had just completed his visit to Japan and was en route to South Korea to attend the Asia-Pacific leaders' meeting. "This extension agreement has been progressing quite smoothly. We have received a substantial amount of tariff revenue. They have paid an enormous sum of money." Instead of answering how long he believed the extended deadline should be, Trump said that the existing tariff rates were sufficient to assist in persuading car companies to bring manufacturing back to the United States. Prior to Trump's remarks, the Mexican president announced on Tuesday that the United States would extend the