The debate between the presidential candidates of the United States this week, turned to crypto policies, and demonstrating that some American bankers have opposite views regarding the future of the crypto industry regulation. As for the banking industry, Cointelegraph noted that bankers are supporting ex-President Trump, pointing to his business-friendly position for the process of cryptocurrencies’ liberalization. Nevertheless, according to the observed polling data, most industry insiders expect Harris to win the election; therefore, communities involved in crypto trading should exercise caution since they hoped for complete legalization.

This election may determine how the regulators regard such areas, especially the Central Bank Digital Currencies, which was a topic often mentioned during the debate. This seems to indicate that crypto could be in for some turbulence in case Trump wins since Harris’s measures would likely cause different types of effects in the digital asset management space in the United States.

Jillian also polled OGs and leading crypto advocates on their views on the race for The Street

A Chinese trader laundering $17 million belonging to North Korea’s Lazarus Group emerged as the subject of the week. A report on October 23 showing that the funds were channeled through multiple decentralized platforms goes to show that there are major weaknesses in crypto markets to the subject of criminal activities. This scenario brings into focus security issues, and underlines the imperative of effective AML protocols.

Lazarus Group, well-known hackers who specialize in carrying out very elaborate cyber operations, has previously focused on the crypto industry, driven by DFi systems, which are not heavily regulated. These transactions have been prohibited to prevent the directors of digital finance from cybercriminals, and Chinese authorities started investigating these transactions with the help of facial recognition.

During the recent segment by The Street, Jillian described the significant impact that Justin Sun has for blockchain freedom and development. With this unapologetic approach, Sun supports the decentralized control method where users retain control of the assets without the need for third parties. This has made him become a media target, especially as he seeks to offer open the platforms directly to the users.

In the recent The Street article by Lisa, very crucial integration between Chainlink, SWIFT, and Euroclear was unveiled on October 23 advancing secure blockchain transfers. The parts seek to carry out the goal of solving the interoperability issues and enable asset exchange across blockchains. This innovation is of even higher importance for institutional investors who are looking for reliability in multi-chain finance.

In the last two segments its visible that as traditional finance interacts with decentralized networks, these two features are critical for secure and dependable cross-chain transactions. All these aspects are in line with Chainlink’s proposition to facilitate the uptick in demand that is set to revolutionize institutional adoption while smoothing integration and realization of blockchain operations at scale.

Blockchain could help the related industries achieve that by increasing the transparency in the legal cannabis sector – that’s according to Blockleaders. On October 24, the article outlined the ways Web3 and NFTs are offering solutions to legalized cannabis firms plagued with regulation hurdles. Blockchain enables companies operating in this sector to deal with their supply chain, and ensure that the whole process from seed to sale is transparent in an effort to help them meet the legal requirements and build consumer confidence.

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