The NFL has asked the Supreme Court to review a ruling that Kalshi's sports-event contracts fall under exclusive federal oversight.

In its amicus brief filed on Thursday, the league contends that these contracts should be regulated under state gambling laws rather than federal law.

The NFL noted that contracts tied to NFL-related events accounted for $1.8 billion of the $3.3 billion traded across prediction markets on the season's opening Sunday.

The league seeks a ruling before the 2027 season and says that upholding federal jurisdiction would spur renewed efforts to strengthen integrity protections and consumer safeguards ahead of that season.

Securitize today rolled out tokenized shares representing 12 U.S. companies on the Solana blockchain for eligible investors.

NS3.AI says the tokens preserve standard shareholder benefits, including dividends and voting rights.

The tokens are backed one-for-one by the underlying shares and will initially trade during extended market hours on Securitize's registered broker-dealer platform, with plans to offer 24/7 trading at a future, unspecified date.

Securitize's shares rose about 10% on Thursday following the rollout.

Brij Khurana of Wellington and Kelsey Berro of JPMorgan Asset Management appeared on Bloomberg Real Yield, per Bloomberg.

A rally in oil prices unsettled global markets, sending stocks lower and rattling bond markets as investors worried that higher energy costs could fuel inflation and prompt the Federal Reserve to raise rates.

St. Louis Fed President Alberto G. Musalem indicated that the federal funds rate could move higher in the next six to nine months.

ChainCatcher reported the remarks in a brief news update.

The Trump administration halted an immigration program used by several technology firms, including Microsoft, alleging widespread abuse of the worker visa system, according to Bloomberg.

Bloomberg noted that Samsung's quarterly profit rose and TSMC's sales increased, though investors remained cautious about the durability of the AI investment surge.

NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 mission returned to Earth after a 237-day stay in space.

SpaceX is targeting a Falcon 9 launch of the USSF-481 mission on Thursday, October 15, local time, according to Jin10.

Astroport has ended token-holder governance on the Neutron and Terra networks, per ChainCatcher.

The governance will now be managed by contributors through the DAO DAO framework.

vxASTRO holders can still unlock their tokens through the normal process, while emissions of ASTRO are being stopped entirely.

Decrypt has rolled out its self-custodial Money Accounts on Solana, enabling a single balance to support its product suite and The Information Exchange, the financial and intelligence market it is building.

ChainCatcher reports that Decrypt co-founder Ilan Hazan described the aim as having one account and one balance so users can access tools directly where they get information, including prediction markets, perpetual contracts, and swaps.

Deposits and balances are denominated in USDT on Solana, and the same balance can be used for Earn, Swaps, Predictions, and Perps. Gas and rent are sponsored through a co-signer, so users do not need to hold SOL or manage network fees.

Decrypt notes the Money Account is self-custodial, meaning it does not hold private keys or perform actions on behalf of users, and a private-key export feature is planned for the near future.

Behind the scenes, cross-chain operations occur, including Myriad Predictions settlements on BNB Chain while users continue trading with the same Solana USDT balance without using a bridge.

Existing Myriad Wallet users can access Decrypt Money Accounts directly, with one account and one balance covering both Decrypt and Myriad without migration.

RBC Global Asset Management plans to vote against the breakup and sale of Canada's H&R Real Estate Investment Trust, according to Bloomberg.

The move places RBC alongside Mill Pond in opposition to the transaction, which would transfer a portfolio of Canadian industrial properties to Blackstone Inc.

According to Jin10, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index extended its early drop to about 2%.

Arm slid about 4.3%, Intel fell roughly 3.5%, Nvidia dropped 1.4%, while Broadcom and Qualcomm declined more than 2% and AMD and Micron were down near 2%.