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PANews reported on November 15th, citing the Financial Times, that stablecoin issuer Tether is in talks with humanoid robot manufacturer Neura Robotics to lead a €1 billion funding round. The deal is expected to value Neura between $9.29 billion and $11.6 billion. Tether reported profits exceeding $10 billion in the first three quarters of this year and is seeking to diversify its investment portfolio. In January of this year, Neura raised nearly $140 million in a funding round, with investors including BlueCrest, C4 Ventures, Lingotto, and Volvo Cars Technology Fund. The German company will compete with Elon Musk's Tesla, which plans to mass-produce robots.

PANews reported on November 15th, citing Coindesk, that Canary Capital CEO Steve McClurg stated that the company has submitted applications for all currently eligible tokens under existing regulatory guidelines. The company may suspend new cryptocurrency ETF applications for the remainder of the year, with the need for further documentation depending on regulatory changes or whether new assets meet the requirements of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company will shift its focus to managing products such as its newly launched XRP ETF, which saw $58 million in trading volume on its first day.

The post Noah Lyles Storms To Win His Fourth World Title appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. USA’s Noah Lyles reacts after taking gold in the Men’s 200 metres on day seven of the 2025 World Athletics Championships at Japan National Stadium, Tokyo. Picture date: Friday September 19, 2025. (Photo by Martin Rickett/PA Images via Getty Images) PA Images via Getty Images Raising four fingers in the air, Noah Lyles has forever etched his name in history. On day seven of the 2025 World Athletics Championships, Lyles sizzled on Tokyo tracks to claim his fourth consecutive 200-meter world title. The 28-year-old posted a time of 19.52 to take the win and join Usain Bolt (2009-2015) as the only two athletes with four 200-meter world titles in a row. He was followed by his teammate Kenny Bednarek, who posted a season-best time of 19.58. Bednarek, who had the lead at the halfway point, fell behind over the last few meters, claiming his second silver medal in the category. It was an improvement for the Grand Slam champion, who placed fourth in the 100-meter dash last Sunday. Jamaica’s Bryan Levell won bronze by posting a new personal best of 19.64. The 21-year-old is now the first sprinter from Jamaica to win a 200-meter world championships medal since Bolt in 2015 Reigning Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo, who was expected to deliver a strong performance against Lyles, finished fourth, a one-hundredth outside the medal with a season-best time of 19.65. Unfortunately, this setback came for Tebogo after he was disqualified from the 100-meter finals for an early start. “ This is part of the game. You are not always going to win everything, Noah deserved this title,” said Tebogo after the race ForbesWorld Athletics 2025: Oblique Seville Wins The 100-Meter World TitleBy Paras J. Haji This 2025 season has been different for Lyles. After a delayed start to the season due…