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According to BlockBeats, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas reported that the XRPC ETF achieved a trading volume of $26 million within the first 30 minutes of its launch. This figure significantly exceeds his initial prediction of $17 million. Balchunas suggested that the XRPC ETF might surpass the first-day trading record of $57 million set by BSOL, potentially becoming the highest first-day trading volume among all new ETFs released this year.

According to CoinMarketCap data, the global cryptocurrency market cap now stands at $3.48T, down by 1.5% over the last 24 hours.Bitcoin (BTC) traded between $100,814 and $105,333 over the past 24 hours. As of 09:30 AM (UTC) today, BTC is trading at $102,858, down by 1.83%.Most major cryptocurrencies by market cap are trading mixed. Market outperformers include PARTI, ALCX, and TURTLE, up by 39%, 38%, and 18%, respectively.Top stories of the day:Canary XRP ETF Activation Spurs Altcoin Trading SurgeBitcoin Mining Difficulty Adjusts Downward by 2.37% Institutional Interest in Tokenization Grows Despite Bitcoin Price Fluctuations U.S. House Approves Funding Bill to End Government Shutdown U.S. House Moves Forward with Legislation to Reopen Federal Government Federal Reserve Officials Discuss Monetary Policy Amid Upcoming Changes Wall Street Regulators to Study Cryptocurrency Token Classification System U.S. Government Reopening Stabilizes Treasury Yields Amid Economic Concerns Taiwan Premier Commits to Bitcoin Reserve Assessment Report by End of 2025 Retail Investors Dominate U.S. Stock Options Market in Q3 2025Market movers:ETH: $3504 (+0.63%)XRP: $2.4995 (+3.31%)BNB: $962.29 (-0.48%)SOL: $155.09 (-2.07%)DOGE: $0.17482 (-0.07%)TRX: $0.2983 (-0.40%)ADA: $0.5663 (-0.23%)WLFI: $0.15 (-5.06%)WBTC: $102741.65 (-1.77%)BCH: $526.2 (+0.84%)

According to the announcement from Binance, RWUSD can now be utilized as a margin asset in USDⓈ-M Futures trading under both Multi-Asset Mode and Portfolio Margin Mode. This development allows users to leverage their RWUSD holdings as margin assets while continuing to earn up to 4% APR rewards.

**Earn While Trading**

Users can continue to earn daily RWUSD 4% APR rewards on their margin balance in their USDⓈ-M Futures account, enhancing capital efficiency. RWUSD is supported as a margin asset in both Multi-Asset Mode and Portfolio Margin Mode. The Portfolio Margin Mode Collateral Ratio for RWUSD as USDⓈ-M Futures Margin is set at 99.9%. The tiered collateral ratio for Portfolio Margin Pro mode varies, with a maximum transfer limit for Multi-Asset Mode based on VIP levels, ranging from 50,000 RWUSD for level 0 to 1,000,000 RWUSD for level 9.

**How to Use RWUSD as Futures Margin**

To use RWUSD as a margin asset, users must subscribe USDT or USDC to RWUSD via Binance Earn, transfer RWUSD from their Spot account to their USDⓈ-M Futures account, and activate Multi-Asset Mode or apply for the Portfolio Margin Program on the Futures trading interface. RWUSD is a principal-protected yield product offering flexible-term subscriptions with daily APR rewards, determined at Binance’s discretion. It is not a stablecoin, security, or on-chain asset and does not represent any user rights to any RWAs. RWUSD cannot be used as collateral for Binance Margin and can only be redeemed to USDC from users’ Spot account. It is not available to U.S. persons.

According to BlockBeats, the resolution of the U.S. government shutdown is becoming clearer, indicating that Wall Street may soon receive a series of crucial economic reports that have been delayed for over a month. The first of these reports is expected to be the employment data for September. Economists at Morgan Stanley predict that the September employment report could be released as early as this Friday, though it is more likely to be available early next week.In a worst-case scenario, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), Producer Price Index (PPI), and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index for October may not be released at all. The PCE index is the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation.Alternatively, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics might attempt to compile the month's inflation trends. However, economists warn that the quality of such reports would be significantly compromised, and their release might be so delayed that they lose relevance.The delay in the September employment report and the potential absence of October inflation reports will leave the Federal Reserve with insufficient data to make informed decisions on whether to cut interest rates for the third consecutive meeting.