[OKX Announces Listing of XPL (XPL)] OKX has announced the addition of XPL (XPL) to multiple services, including various trading services, officially launching on 2025-09-26 00:00 (UTC+8). Notes: - Market orders are not allowed in the first 5 minutes after the new token is listed. - The maximum amount for each limit order in the first 5 minutes before the listing is $10,000. - The above restrictions will be lifted 5 minutes after the listing.

[MGBX to Launch FLUID Spot Trading] To further enrich the platform's trading options and enhance user trading experience, MGBX will officially launch the following spot trading pair on 2025-09-25: Schedule: Deposit Opening Time: 2025-09-25 16:00:00 (SGT) Trading Opening Time: 2025-09-25 17:00:00 (SGT) Withdrawal Opening Time: 2025-09-28 19:00:00 (SGT) Trading Pair Details: FLUID/USDT For more trading opportunities, please visit 'Quick Updates - New Listings.' Data sourced from MGBX, provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice.

[M2 Capital Invests $20 Million in Ethena Governance Token ENA] UAE investment firm M2 Capital has announced a $20 million investment in Ethena's governance token ENA. Reportedly, the total value locked (TVL) of Ethena platform's USDe and sUSDe products has exceeded $14 billion. Additionally, M2 Capital's wealth management division, M2 Global Wealth, plans to integrate Ethena into its service system to provide clients with compliant digital asset yield solutions.

[Nine European Banks to Launch Compliant Euro Stablecoin] On September 25, nine major European banks announced a collaboration to launch a euro stablecoin governed by the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Participating banks include ING Group from the Netherlands, UniCredit from Italy, and KBC from Belgium, among others. The stablecoin aims to provide a European alternative to the U.S.-dominated stablecoin market, supporting low-cost, instant cross-border payments and optimized digital asset settlement. The first issuance is expected in the second half of 2026.

[Ohio Approves Use of Cryptocurrency for Government Payments] The Ohio State Depository Board has unanimously passed a proposal allowing cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, to be used for paying state government fees and services. Secretary of State Frank LaRose stated that relevant departments handle hundreds of thousands of transactions annually and have recently received increasing demand for cryptocurrency payment options. This initiative marks the latest development in Ohio's push for legislation related to digital assets, covering measures such as the Blockchain Protection Act and Bitcoin Reserve proposals.