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Taiwan Unveils Stablecoin Issuance Rules for Nonbank Entities

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission published a draft of the Regulations Governing Permission and Administration of Stablecoin Issuance on November 3, according to ABMedia. The draft allows nonbank businesses to issue stablecoins while imposing minimum capital requirements of NT$300 million (a
Bloomingbit·11-03 08:41
Taiwan Unveils Stablecoin Issuance Rules for Nonbank Entities

Gate will settle dividend payments for CCL, WFC, PFE, and HSBC perpetual futures on November 6, with payouts of up to $0.5 per share

Gate News: According to an announcement on Gate, Gate will settle dividend payments for the CCL (Carnival Corporation), WFC (Wells Fargo), PFE (Pfizer Inc.), and HSBC (HSBC Holdings plc) USDT-margined perpetual futures at a USD-to-USDT settlement ratio of 1:1. Settlement will take place on November 6, 2026, at 16:00 (UTC+8). The dividend per share for each contract is as follows: CCL $0.15, WFC $0.5, PFE $0.43, and HSBC $0.5. Settlement will be based on users’ net positions at the time of settle
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GateNews·11-03 08:32
Gate will settle dividend payments for CCL, WFC, PFE, and HSBC perpetual futures on November 6, with payouts of up to $0.5 per share