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first_img The UK plans to give the central bank a new goal for stablecoin innovation

The UK plans to give the Bank of England a new statutory objective to support innovation in stablecoins and other forms of digital currency, while maintaining financial stability as a primary responsibility. This objective will be incorporated through amendments to the Financial Services and Markets Bill, requiring the central bank to report annually to Parliament on its progress in payment systems and digital currency innovation. Lucy Rigby, the UK's Economic Secretary to the Treasury, stated that this objective will support the central bank in continuing to promote payment and digital financial innovation, ensuring that the UK maintains its leading position in global financial services.The UK is committed to establishing a unified regulatory framework covering both traditional and tokenized payments. The Bank of England abandoned its previously proposed temporary cap on the holdings of stablecoins by individuals and businesses in June this year, instead setting a £40 billion (approximately $54 billion) issuance cap for each systemic stablecoin; issuers can allocate up to 70% of their reserve assets to UK short-term government bonds, with the remainder held at the central bank. The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has also finalized rules for crypto firms and stablecoin issuers, including simplified capital requirements, allowing businesses to apply for authorization starting September 30, with the new rules taking effect on October 25, 2027.According to DeFiLlama data, the current stablecoin market size is approximately $303 billion, up from about $200 billion at the beginning of last year, with most being dollar-pegged stablecoins. Visa data shows that the trading volume of retail-level stablecoins below $250 has increased from $500 million in 2019 to nearly $70 billion last year, reflecting the growth in consumer usage.

Fu Peng discusses NVIDIA's financial report: The market's reaction to the financial data is lukewarm, attention should be paid to the duration of the boost from Jensen Huang's speech

Chief Economist Fu Peng of New Fire Group published an article pointing out that although Nvidia's latest financial report has exceeded expectations for 15 consecutive quarters, the market has reacted lukewarmly to the financial data itself. Indicators such as stock price and options volatility show that market investors are currently more concerned about whether the free cash flow of the future index center can be smoothly delivered, and how long the momentum of AI growth can be maintained. These issues weigh more heavily than the performance of a single quarter's financial report, so even if this performance exceeds Wall Street's expectations by a few points, it does not change the denominator of the valuation.Fu Peng believes that Jensen Huang's statement during the conference call clearly indicated that "the inflection point for AI has arrived," which is essentially to reassure the market, aiming to strengthen market confidence in the formation of a closed-loop AI industry chain and alleviate concerns about over-investment. Investors should observe how long it takes for the market to digest this round of confidence boost, and how long the elevated expectations brought by Jensen Huang will last before fading. If the sentiment fades quickly, it indicates that the current typical market mentality is "no rabbit, no hawk," and the impact of manufacturers repeatedly reinforcing confidence in the market is gradually weakening, which can be observed from the duration of market fluctuations after each conference call.

first_img The British judge rejected the extradition defense of the former CEO of Saitama, and the case has been transferred to the UK government

According to a report by Reuters, British judge Samuel Goozee dismissed the extradition defense of former Saitama CEO Manpreet Kohli on August 19 and transferred the case to the UK government to make a decision on the US extradition request. Kohli can still appeal, and the extradition has not been finalized; he is currently released on bail set at £200,000 (approximately $272,400).US prosecutors have charged Kohli with wire fraud, market manipulation, and related conspiracy, as well as operating an unlicensed remittance business, involving the Ethereum-based token Saitama, which once had a market value of about $7.5 billion. Kohli defended himself by arguing that the US could not adequately handle his mental health and the risk of suicide during detention, but the judge believed that the transfer and the safeguards of the US prison system could reduce the risk to an acceptable level. Previously, a federal judge in Boston had also dismissed his motion to dismiss the charges.The case stems from the "Operation Token Mirrors" investigation initiated by the US Department of Justice in October 2024, involving fraud and wash trading. Prosecutors allege that 18 individuals, including Kohli, coordinated multiple wallets to purchase tokens and paid ZM Quant and Gotbit to conduct wash trading on several exchanges, with Kohli suspected of profiting about $20 million. Gotbit has admitted to manipulating token prices and trading volumes and was ordered to pay $23 million in June 2025, while its founder Aleksei Andriunin was sentenced to 8 months in prison.
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