AiCoin Daily (September 30th)

[zkVerify VFY Airdrop Claim Phase 1 Starts Today] zkVerify announced that the first phase of the VFY airdrop claim will officially open on September 30, along with the launch of the mainnet. Eligible ProofPoints contributors can begin claiming tokens. Additionally, VFY will be available for trading on Binance Alpha starting September 30, 2025, and the VFYUSDT perpetual contract will go live, supporting up to 50x leverage.

[Litecoin Founder Analyzes the Role Differences Between BTC and LTC] Litecoin founder Charlie Lee recently shared the different roles that Bitcoin (BTC) and Litecoin (LTC) play in the cryptocurrency space, emphasizing the complementary nature of their functions.

[ZkVerify Mainnet Launches Tomorrow, Airdrop Token Claim Opens] Zero-knowledge proof project ZkVerify announced that its mainnet will go live tomorrow. Eligible ProofPoints contributors can claim airdrop tokens. The project is incubated by Horizen Labs.

[U.S. Regulators Call for Establishing a Crypto Passport Mechanism with the UK] BlockBeats News, September 30, according to the Financial Times, Adrienne Harris, head of the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS), stated in an interview that following the agreement of the UK-U.S. 'Future Markets' task force, a passporting plan under regulatory cooperation is a 'very interesting' opportunity. Harris noted that the 'borderless nature' of the crypto market makes collaboration and standardization among global regulators increasingly important. Earlier this month, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant and UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves announced plans to establish the UK-U.S. 'Future Markets' task force but did not elaborate on its focus. The task force will be led by officials from both countries' finance ministries, consult with industry executives, and submit a report within 180 days. When asked whether this could facilitate U.S. and UK crypto companies entering each other's markets, Harris said she 'cannot speak on behalf of Washington policymakers about the potential outcomes of the collaboration, but I think a passporting plan could be very interesting.' The crypto asset industry has been lobbying officials to explore a passporting plan between the U.S. and the UK, allowing companies licensed in one market to operate in the other without undergoing a full authorization process. Simon Jennings, Executive Director of the UK Cryptoasset Business Council, stated: 'Coordinated regulation, including the potential for a digital asset passport, will enhance investor protection, reduce compliance costs, and make cross-border markets more interoperable.'

[Wisconsin Introduces Bitcoin Rights Bill AB471 to Protect Crypto Activities] The U.S. state of Wisconsin has introduced Bill AB471, aimed at protecting cryptocurrency-related activities from state regulation. The bill exempts individuals and businesses from money transmission licensing requirements for self-custody, running nodes, mining, staking, and blockchain software development. (Cointelegraph)