Crypto News Today (Live) Updates On October 22


October 22, 2025 07:05:43 UTC
Coinbase to Suspend Freysa and Moonwell Perpetual Futures Trading on October 23
Coinbase announced that trading for Freysa (FAI-PERP) and Moonwell (WELL-PERP) perpetual futures will be suspended on October 23, 2025, around 10:30 AM UTC on both Coinbase Advanced and Coinbase International Exchange. The final settlement price will be based on the average index price over the 60 minutes prior to suspension, and the final funding rate will be set to zero. Any open positions will be automatically settled, with Coinbase retaining the right to adjust prices or suspend trading as necessary.
October 22, 2025 07:00:02 UTC
South Korea’s Upbit and Bithumb to List Clearpool (CPOOL)
South Korea’s major crypto exchanges are expanding their offerings with Clearpool (CPOOL) listings. Upbit will introduce CPOOL trading pairs against KRW, BTC, and USDT, while Bithumb announced the CPOOL/KRW pair. Clearpool is a decentralized credit market project aimed at providing unsecured lending solutions for crypto-native institutions. The listings highlight growing interest in decentralized finance (DeFi) projects and signal stronger adoption of lending-focused crypto platforms in South Korea’s market.
October 22, 2025 06:56:39 UTC
Tech Stocks See Record Inflows as Investor Demand Surges
Investor appetite for tech stocks is at an all-time high, with tech funds posting a record weekly inflow of $10.4 billion, following $9.2 billion the previous week. This marks the largest two-week inflow on record and the fourth consecutive week of gains. The 4-week moving average rose to $5.2 billion, surpassing the previous record of $4.8 billion. Overall, tech funds have recorded just five weeks of net outflows, highlighting unprecedented confidence in the sector.
October 22, 2025 06:51:53 UTC
India, Hong Kong, and Australia Block Listings of Crypto Treasury Model Firms
According to Bloomberg, stock exchanges in India, Hong Kong, and Australia are reportedly blocking listings of companies adopting the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) model. The DAT model allows firms to hold or manage crypto assets as part of their corporate treasury, a growing trend among blockchain-focused businesses. Regulators in these regions are tightening scrutiny amid concerns over market volatility and investor protection, signaling a cautious stance toward the integration of crypto assets in public markets.
October 22, 2025 06:51:53 UTC
Hong Kong Approves First Solana Spot ETF, Boosting Asia’s Crypto Market
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has officially approved the first Solana (SOL) spot ETF, launched by ChinaAMC (Hong Kong). This marks the third approved crypto spot ETF after Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the first Solana ETF in Asia. The move reinforces Hong Kong’s position as a leading digital asset hub, opening new doors for institutional investors and signaling growing regulatory support for broader crypto market adoption across the region.
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