# SEC與CFTC恢復運作

CRYPTO MARKET ADDS $64 BILLION IN 6 HOURS
A slight rebound is underway after the Sunday dump, with $64 BILLION flowing back into the market in just six hours.
#SEC與CFTC恢復運作 $BTC $ETH

The volume of transactions in stablecoins reached 1,400 billion dollars in October, a new record.
• Analysts estimate that Bitcoin could reach new highs before the end of 2025, despite a possible pullback to $75,000.
• Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, stated that cryptocurrency legislation could be adopted in December.
• Bitcoin has dropped by more than 15% over the month, its worst November since 2019.
• Pi Network aims to harness the collective computing power of its 50 million users to fuel a decentralized AI.
• The Polymarket platform was down yesterday.
#SEC與CFTC恢復運作 $BTC

Cboe Global Markets will launch perpetual-style Bitcoin and Ethereum futures on Dec. 15, offering long-term exposure through 10-year contracts with daily cash adjustments on a US-regulated exchange.
#SEC與CFTC恢復運作 $BTC

analysts estimate that the end of the American government's blockade could pave the way for a wave of crypto ETF approvals in 2026, with more than 100 new products according to Bitwise.
• The sovereign wealth fund of the United Arab Emirates has tripled its stake in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF.
• The iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF has been registered in the State of Delaware.
• The 10-year model for Bitcoin estimates that its fair value would be close to 170,000 dollars, suggesting long-term growth potential.
#SEC與CFTC恢復運作 $BTC

[Breaking News｜SEC "lost for words" overnight, Crypto Assets went from blacklisted to honored guest]
On November 17, 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released the 2026 fiscal year examination priorities report.
A full 30 pages, encryption assets, digital assets, Crypto, Token, not a single word.
This is not an omission; this is a historic-level signal.
In the past five years, the SEC has listed "Crypto Assets" as a high-risk area every year, frequently issuing letters, filing lawsuits, and freezing assets.
Now, less than a year after taking office, the new chairman Paul