最新报道：Happy Tuesday, CoinWorld! Macroeconomic eyes now turn to Friday's core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) data. Analysts say a lackluster reading could signal a dovish stance from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, stoking hopes for stronger liquidity and a renewed wave of venture capital inflows in the fourth quarter. In today's newsletter, World Liberty Financial is about to launch its own debit card, the White House plans a comprehensive crypto market structure bill by the end of the year, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins pushes for an "innovation exemption" to expedite the approval of crypto products, and more. Meanwhile, Aster, the criminal DEX backed by CZ, faces off against Hyperliquid. Let's get started! PS: Don't forget to check out The Funding, a biweekly summary of cryptocurrency venture capital trends. It's well worth the read—and like The Daily, a subscription is free! World Liberty Financial plans to launch its own debit card "soon" and link Apple Pay to its USD1 stablecoin, project co-founder Zak Folkman said during a fireside discussion at Korea Blockchain Week. Patrick Witt, executive director of the White House Digital Asset Advisory Council, said he expects a comprehensive crypto market structure bill to be passed by the end of 2025. In an interview with Fox Business News, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins said he aims to implement an "innovation exemption" by the end of the year to accelerate the bringing of on-chain products and services to market. On-chain analytics platform Bubblemaps launched Intel Desk, which rewards users with BMT tokens for spotting scams, suspicious activity, and "questionable" insider behavior. A new study from Henley & Partners estimates that the global cryptocurrency rich list has grown to 36 billionaires and 241,700 millionaires, a 40% year-over-year increase. Don't miss The Block's daily digest of the most impactful events in the digital asset ecosystem. The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which is published weekday afternoons.