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first_img The Thai SEC plans to set the daily deposit and withdrawal limit for stablecoins at 5 million Thai Baht

According to Cointelegraph, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand has released a draft proposing that regulated cryptocurrency operators set a daily deposit and withdrawal limit of 5 million Thai Baht (approximately 148,000 USD) for each customer regarding stablecoins. This limit will be calculated separately for each operator, applying to both deposits and withdrawals. The regulatory body stated that this move aims to curb money laundering, cybercrime, and the evasion of cross-border fund transfer regulations.The draft also prohibits the transfer of stablecoins in and out of third-party wallets, requiring operators to verify that customers own the accounts or wallets used for deposits and withdrawals. Operators must also comply with the Travel Rule, which involves collecting and sharing information related to transfers and using blockchain analysis tools to identify wallet addresses associated with suspicious activities.Additionally, the draft requires cryptocurrency exchanges to disclose their list of market makers and specify the assets that these market makers provide liquidity for; cryptocurrency brokers are not allowed to use liquidity providers for trading pairs of stablecoins with Thai Baht; a minimum threshold of 3 million Thai Baht will apply to certain over-the-counter transactions. This draft continues the consultation initiated by the Thai SEC in September, during which it had already proposed limits on stablecoin transfers and recommendations for strengthening the regulation of cryptocurrency operators.

first_img BitGo will include USDC in its institutional stablecoin minting and redemption services

According to The Block, digital asset infrastructure company BitGo announced that it has added minting and redemption features for USDC in its Go Account. This service is open to qualified clients of its subsidiary BitGo Bank & Trust, which is a digital asset trust bank regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Clients can initiate and monitor USDC orders on the BitGo platform or via API, and BitGo will process them through its Circle Mint account, charging a fixed fee disclosed before the client confirms the transaction.The service supports USDC on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, HyperEVM, Monad, and Aptos, with specific availability depending on jurisdiction and account requirements. Eligible orders can be processed on-chain 24/7, but fiat deposits and withdrawals must still adhere to banking processing windows and settlement times.BitGo launched the Mint service for the first time in April this year, initially supporting USD1 from World Liberty Financial and SoFiUSD from SoFi Bank, allowing institutions to access related assets without establishing separate relationships with each issuer.BitGo CEO and co-founder Mike Belshe stated that the more assets institutions use, the greater the workload for managing independent accounts and relationships with issuers. The company is enabling clients to access more assets through a single BitGo account based on the infrastructure they have already used.Just a week prior, BitGo launched BitGo Global Markets, led by former NYDIG executive Pete Janney, offering institutional trading and financial services such as crypto collateral financing, options, and swaps; this business stems from the acquisition of NYDIG's institutional trading business on August 27, with about 30 employees joining as a result.

first_img Griffin Bank in the UK has completed a $20 million Series B financing and will expand its card issuance and stablecoin business in the future

British bank Griffin has completed a $20 million Series B financing round, led by Octagon Partners, with participation from Notion Capital, A+ Ventures, Nordic Ninja, Breega, and others. The company's valuation exceeds $100 million, though it has not disclosed whether this is pre-money or post-money valuation. Griffin stated that the funds from this round will be used to drive business expansion and achieve profitability.Griffin was founded in 2017 by former Airbnb employee David Jarvis and CircleC co-founder Allen Rohner, and it obtained a full banking license in 2024 and officially launched. Currently, Griffin provides banking infrastructure services to over 80 companies, including Uber, Countingup, Anna Money, Yonder, and Prosper. The company serves over 300,000 retail and business customers, processing approximately 10 million payments annually. As of September 2026, its recurring revenue has increased 3.2 times year-on-year, a figure that has not yet been audited.Griffin co-founder and CEO David Jarvis stated that the company will expand its card issuance and stablecoin business: the card issuance business will support branded retail and corporate debit cards, with credit card products to be launched later; in terms of stablecoins, the company is developing reserve-related services for enterprises and advancing on-chain cross-border payment solutions.

Glassnode: Bitcoin has fallen below the cost basis for short-term holders, with stablecoin supply decreasing by 14.2 billion USD over 30 days

Glassnode posted on platform X that Bitcoin has fallen below the short-term holder cost price of $75,600, underperforming compared to U.S. stocks, and the funds that could drive its rise are continuously flowing out. Currently, about 35% of short-term holders are in profit, with sellers averaging small losses.In terms of capital, the total supply of stablecoins has decreased by $14.2 billion over the past 30 days, marking the fastest contraction since June 2022; the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF has seen a net outflow of $1.6 billion over the past 20 trading days; excluding the impact of USDT falling below $1, the 30-day average premium on Coinbase has remained negative, with the discount being the deepest since February. On the macro front, the two-year U.S. Treasury yield is at 4.75%, which is 75 basis points higher than the current 4% rate of the Federal Reserve, indicating that the bond market expects further rate hikes, but it is far from the level of 244 basis points in June 2022.However, there are also positive signals, as the decline has cleared most of the long leverage near the price, with the largest concentration of liquidations located between $59,500 and $62,600; since the sell-off on November 5, buy orders within a 5% price range in the Binance and Coinbase spot order books have consistently outnumbered sell orders; wallets holding between 100 to 1,000 BTC and 1,000 to 10,000 BTC have started to accumulate over the past week.Glassnode stated that if it returns to $75,600, it will support the judgment of a trend reversal in August; if it continues to fall below $73,000, it may enter a longer period of consolidation; if it closes below the June low of $58,500, the trend reversal since August will be broken.

first_img Visa has included Monad in its stablecoin settlement network options

According to The Block, payment company Visa has included the Monad blockchain network in its stablecoin settlement program, allowing participating issuing institutions and acquiring institutions to settle through this network.The Monad Foundation stated that Monad has joined the ranks of blockchains supported by Visa, including Avalanche, Ethereum, Solana, Stellar, Circle's Arc, Base, Canton, Polygon, and Tempo, with the latter five announced as supported in April this year. Compared to traditional card settlements that follow a five-business-day banking schedule, blockchain settlements allow funds to flow on weekends and holidays.Dan Roesbery, Vice President of Global On-Chain Partnerships and GTM at Visa, stated that the goal is to allow partners to flexibly choose the blockchain network that best meets their needs for settlement. The support for Monad expands the options for partners and is another step in building a multi-chain stablecoin payment settlement infrastructure. Visa disclosed that as of September 2026, its stablecoin settlement annualized run rate reached $20 billion, a year-on-year increase of more than 15 times, with over 225 stablecoin-related card projects launched globally.Monad is developing a privacy feature called Private Settlement for institutions, expected to launch in the coming months, which will allow institutions to keep sensitive transaction details confidential while sharing these details with auditors or regulators when necessary. This feature is built directly into Monad, and privacy transactions can use the same liquidity as other transactions on the network without slowing down settlement.Keone Hon, co-founder and General Manager of the Monad Foundation, stated that the next phase will depend on whether institutions can keep sensitive fund flows confidential without leaving the open network. Visa has also explored privacy settlements on Canton, announcing in June a proof of concept with stablecoin issuer Brale to test settlements using its dollar-backed SBC token.
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