Chainlink and Swift revolutionize bank blockchain access!
Visa pilots stablecoin payments!
September’s $300 billion cryptocurrency crash transforms risk management!
US cryptocurrency companies accelerate adoption ahead of 2025!
EU regulators may be moving forward with a stablecoin ban!
Let’s analyze the news on the global economy and cryptocurrencies and consider economic trends together! Wednesday, October 1st, we’ll be discussing today’s cryptocurrency news and on-chain market conditions.
This program brings you the latest news to help you with your asset formation. Let’s start with a look at 24-hour data headlines from the cryptocurrency market.
We start with “Chainlink and Swift revolutionize how banks use blockchain.”
While adopting blockchain technology typically requires major infrastructure upgrades, Chainlink and Swift have announced a groundbreaking solution that eliminates this. This allows banks to access blockchain securely and efficiently without changing their existing systems.
Behind this development is a cautious yet steady movement among financial institutions to transition to new technologies. Swift is known as an international interbank communication network, while Chainlink is highly regarded for its smart contracts and external data connections. The collaboration between the two companies is generating great expectations in the industry.
Many market participants have welcomed the move, saying, “The technological barriers have been lowered, allowing more banks to take the plunge and use blockchain.” Similar concerns have arisen in the past when introducing new technologies, but this collaboration is expected to ensure a smooth transition.
Next up: “Visa Tests Stablecoin Payments to Simplify Global Remittances.”
Major credit card company Visa recently launched a pilot program for a stablecoin payment service, aiming to simplify and speed up complex international remittance procedures.
The global remittance market has traditionally been challenged by high fees and time delays. Stablecoins, with their reduced risk of price volatility, are a promising option for solving these issues. Leveraging its credibility and extensive network, Visa is taking on the challenge of building a new financial ecosystem.
Industry analysts point out that “Visa’s entry into the market will likely accelerate the spread of stablecoins.” At the same time, regulatory adjustments are also required, so we will need to keep a close eye on these developments.
Next, “September’s $300 Billion Cryptocurrency Crash Reshapes Risk Management.”
In September 2025, approximately $300 billion in value evaporated in one fell swoop from the cryptocurrency market. This dramatic drop shocked investor sentiment and made a market-wide review of risk management methods urgently necessary.
While there have been major crashes in the past, the scale and impact of this one is rare. Many companies and investors are shifting to more conservative strategies and diversified investments.
Market participants are taking a more optimistic view, saying that “lessons learned from this crash will lay the foundation for a recovery from Q4 onwards.” However, short-term concerns remain, so caution is required.
Fourth, “Cryptocurrency Companies Intensify Hiring Activities in the US for the Second Half of 2025.”
As the regulatory environment gradually becomes clearer, many cryptocurrency-related companies are expanding their hiring plans for 2025 and beyond. Demand for specialist positions such as engineers and compliance officers is particularly high in the United States.
This trend is linked to the industry’s overall maturity and desire for business expansion, and market participation is also on the rise. Some companies have commented that “once regulatory clearance is obtained, we will rapidly enter a growth phase.”
This move will have a positive impact on the employment market and lead to the creation of new career opportunities.
Finally, “EU Supervisory Authorities May Take a Hardline Stance to Ban Stablecoins.”
According to reports, the European Union’s (EU) financial regulator is considering a proposal to ban the use of stablecoins. This move is aimed at protecting consumers and stabilizing the financial system.
Europe is already in the process of establishing a strict regulatory framework, and this proposed ban is attracting attention as an even stronger measure. However, there has been opposition from industry groups and some experts, so we will be keeping a close eye on the market impact and future discussions.
So far, we have introduced five news stories. There are three important signals surrounding this change.
First, major financial institutions and payment companies are fully entering the use of blockchain and stablecoins. This will accelerate technological implementation and improved convenience.
Second, even after the market crash, positive trends are being seen across the industry, such as strengthened risk management and expanded adoption, leading to expectations for medium- to long-term growth.
Third, at the same time, regulatory authorities such as the EU are clearly taking a stricter stance, and striking a balance between rulemaking and market adaptation will be key going forward.
Given these developments, we must continue to monitor the latest information and view the market with a calm yet flexible perspective.
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