MSX said it will list the tokenized U.S. stock spot product for BILL, tied to BILL Holdings, on Nov. 2, 2026, in UTC+8, according to an exchange announcement cited by Odaily. The update identifies BILL Holdings as the underlying stock referenced by the token. No additional listing details were provided in the brief notice. The information was published by Odaily as a newsflash under the market analysis category.
Visa announced three new capabilities in San Francisco on Oct. 21 aimed at expanding commercial card usage, tightening security for virtual cards, and automating business payments. The offerings are designed for financial institutions, fintech companies and enterprises. Darren Parslow, global head of Visa Commercial Solutions, said businesses are accelerating automation across payment-related workflows, from identifying supplier opportunities to approving invoices and executing transactions, and that the new capabilities are intended to provide the data, security and controls needed for that shift. The rollout includes SESA 2.0, Visa Commercial Fraud Solutions, and live pilots with billing platform BILL and accounts receivable platform Billtrust. Visa said SESA has helped financial institutions identify more than $600 billion in potential cardable spend since launch. The fraud suite includes supplier verification, 3-D Secure authentication for commercial virtual card users, and transaction-level controls. Visa added that payment controls are already available to eligible issuers in supported markets, while two other features remain in pilot and are scheduled for full launch in 2027.
Visa has started a live pilot with Bill and Billtrust that allows trusted AI agents to initiate and complete approved buyer invoice payments through a vendor portal. The item, cited by Techub from Finextra, describes the program as the first live pilot of its kind among the three companies. The available source text is brief and does not provide details on the pilot’s scale, participating customers, rollout timeline, transaction volume, or technical setup. What is clear from the report is the scope of the test: approved invoice payments can be handled end to end through the supplier-facing portal by trusted AI agents within the pilot framework.
On Oct. 18, on-chain sleuth Specter amplified a warning to the crypto community, saying the InfoFi project BILL may be a scam. The alert came alongside a set of token flow figures tied to Billion (BILL), whose price is down about 97% from its all-time high. Over the past two months, 17 addresses that received tokens from wallets linked to the team deposited roughly 988 million BILL to trading platforms. This week alone, another 360 million BILL was sent to exchanges from separate deposit addresses, with the tokens traced back to the project team’s multisig wallet. In total, around 1.35 billion BILL has moved onto exchanges over the last two months, equal to about 13.6% of the token’s total supply and worth an estimated $15 million. BlockBeats also noted that the project team had previously raised about $30 million from institutions including Coinbase Ventures and Polychain Capital.
On-chain sleuth Specter amplified a warning on X that InfoFi project Billion, whose token trades as BILL, may be a scam. The alert pointed to heavy exchange inflows over the past two months and a steep drawdown from the token’s peak. According to the monitoring data cited in the post, 17 wallets that had received BILL from team-linked addresses deposited about 988 million tokens to Bybit during that period. In addition, one separate deposit address sent another 360 million BILL to Bybit this week, with the tokens said to have originated from the project team’s multisig wallet. In total, roughly 1.35 billion BILL, or about 13.6% of the token’s total supply, was reported to have flowed into Bybit over two months, with an estimated value of around $15 million. The report also said the BILL team had previously raised $30 million from venture capital firms. Specter described the project as a scam, though the allegations tied to wallet flows and the project’s nature have not been independently verified.
The White House said Donald Trump has signed a Russia sanctions bill, making it law. The update was published by ChainCatcher as a brief policy and regulatory news item. The source text only states that the bill has been signed and has formally taken legal effect. It does not include details on the bill’s provisions, scope, implementation timeline, or any additional comments from the White House or other officials. No related market data, crypto-specific measures, or supporting documents were provided in the source item.
Data from GMGN showed the top five tokens in the hot-sector category over the past 24 hours were ZEC, STONK, Nasduck, fone and BILL. Price action varied sharply across the group. Nasduck posted a 24-hour gain of +85.7K%, while BILL rose +7.5K% and STONK added +65.1%. ZEC climbed +11.6%. fone was the only token in the top five to record a decline, falling 30% over the same period. Among the five, STONK had the largest 24-hour trading volume at $200 million. ZEC followed with $88.99 million, while fone, Nasduck and BILL recorded $13.32 million, $8.78 million and $6.97 million respectively. In transaction count, ZEC led the list with 259,997 trades, ahead of STONK at 169,938. Nasduck, BILL and fone posted 90,593, 84,724 and 70,220 transactions.
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders is pushing a new bill that would pause the development of advanced AI and create a federal regulatory agency. Violators could face up to 20 years in prison. The bill, reported by Decrypt, targets the rapidly evolving AI sector.
