
Coinbase completes Deribit integration as U.S. options rollout approaches
The international migration finished October 1; eligible U.S. Prime options access follows a separate schedule.

The international migration finished October 1; eligible U.S. Prime options access follows a separate schedule.

Two new reports call for phased security upgrades while keeping future quantum capabilities and current threats distinct.

The revised procedure preserves specified trust tax classifications and gives existing trusts a six-month transition window.

Hare will structure the products while Turtle handles distribution; opening dates and subscription terms are still to come.

The enterprise payments integration starts with SAP Cloud ERP, with customer proof-of-value programs planned over the coming months.

The memorandum sets out research and pilot proposals with the central bank and Alatau authorities; it does not launch a token.

The official notice gives users a deadline to move funds; bridge routes have different delays and security risks.

The proposed New York subsidiary would serve institutions without deposits, consumer accounts or FDIC insurance; approval remains pending.

The recognition covers equity functions and deployment conditions, while debt certification and the underlying blockchain remain outside its scope.

The Foundation is seeking design partners ahead of production release; JPMorgan supplied settlement input without endorsing the program.

The Kraken parent’s integration begins with selected institutional clients. Broader currency coverage and bank access to Kraken Prime liquidity are planned.

QRT also joined the extension of March’s ICE-backed round. The investors already supply stablecoin, liquidity and custody infrastructure to the platform.

Live incentives use DRIP’s current budget. A new proposal would expand funding, treasury deployment and the network’s share of stablecoin economics.

The upgrade tests 25-second blocks and a new fee reserve. October 6 guidance separates the pending mainnet rollout from an immediate Zebra security update.

Nine firms tested two securities transfers with a trust-type stablecoin. The target is synchronized T+2 settlement, with production work still ahead.

The yen stablecoin will handle two interest payments and principal redemption in 2027. Transfer restrictions and corporate credit risk remain.

Two unfinished rulemakings are closed after privacy and compliance concerns; existing anti-money-laundering obligations remain.

Eleven organisations will coordinate around Schuman’s existing EURØP token. Member participation does not guarantee a new listing or integration.

The payments company seeks OCC approval for a separate custody institution. Approval and authorization to open remain pending.