Stablecoin protocol STBL will mint 100 million stablecoins USST in the fourth quarter
stablecoin protocol STBL announced on the X platform that it will mint 100 million stablecoin USST in the fourth quarter. The related work will be launched in stages, and the initial minting of 2 million US dollars USST stablecoin has been completed.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Meta's introduction of AI-powered advertisements ignites a discussion on privacy concerns versus technological advancement as their launch approaches
- Meta will launch AI-driven hyper-targeted ads using first-party data from chat interactions starting Dec 16, 2025. - The strategy excludes sensitive topics and complies with GDPR in the EU, but U.S. users lack opt-out options, raising privacy concerns. - Experts warn of data collection incentives and potential industry shifts toward stricter privacy frameworks. - Meta's approach aims to boost engagement and advertiser ROI while competing in the AI-advertising landscape.

Bitcoin News Update: Federal Reserve Shifts Course—Crypto Markets Brace for Critical Volatility Challenge
- The Fed's Oct 29 rate cut decision (25bps expected) drives crypto volatility, with markets pricing 96.7% cut probability and anticipating 2026 policy clues from Powell's remarks. - Bitcoin hovers near $113k-$115k, poised for $104k or $120k swings based on Fed stance, while $358M short liquidations highlight "buy the dip" potential post-announcement. - U.S.-China trade summit adds uncertainty; BTC briefly reclaimed $116k on improved relations but retreated as institutional demand waned, with $114k support

Can Artificial Intelligence Rival Human Intuition in Managing Air Traffic?
- Thrust Flight CEO Patrick Arnzen argues AI cannot fully replace human judgment in air traffic control, emphasizing years of training and adaptability critical for safety. - Recent safety incidents and aging infrastructure have intensified debates over AI adoption, with startups like NoamAI advocating automation to address staffing shortages. - The UK is modernizing airspace design to reduce delays, but Arnzen highlights regulatory hurdles, outdated systems, and high costs as barriers to AI implementation

Bitcoin vs. history: BTC price teases 7% gains as 'golden week' ends
