Overview of Major Overnight Developments on October 9
21:00-7:00 Keywords: POLY, Base, MetaMask, rate cut 1. The UK has officially lifted the retail ban on crypto ETNs; 2. The Federal Reserve meeting minutes cautiously suggest further rate cuts this year; 3. The UK will appoint a "Digital Market Leader" to promote the tokenization of financial markets; 4. A certain exchange's DEX has officially opened to US users (except New York); 5. The founder of Polymarket mentioned POLY in a post, possibly considering launching the POLY token; 6. MetaMask has confirmed token issuance, will launch a rewards program, and integrate with Polymarket; 7. The Base team under a certain exchange has launched positions for token and governance research, officially advancing decentralization plans.
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