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The post Will There Be ‘The Diplomat’ Season 4? How Season 3’s Twist Ending Sets It Up appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Diplomat. (L to R) Rufus Sewell as Hal Wyler, Keri Russell as Kate Wyler in episode 308 of The Diplomat. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2025 COURTESY OF NETFLIX Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Diplomat Season 3. After another politically chaotic season of The Diplomat, fans are already wondering what’s next for Kate Wyler and Hal. But it’s the final quiet moments of the finale that raise the loudest questions: Will there be a Season 4, and what could happen after that jaw-dropping twist with the Poseidon missile? The Diplomat Season 3 begins with Vice President Grace Penn assuming the presidency after the shocking death of President William Rayburn (Michael McKean). However, one of Penn’s surprising first decisions in office is to appoint Hal as her vice president, even though Kate wanted the job, which worsens her tumultuous relationship with her husband. “We talk about Season 3 as ‘the split,’” creator Debora Cahn told Netflix’s Tudum. “It’s the time when Kate and Hal’s relationship really falls apart. It’s the time when the US-UK relationship really falls apart.” ForbesThe Best New TV Shows Streaming In October 2025 On Netflix, Apple TV+ And MoreBy Monica Mercuri With Hal now Vice President, Kate resumes her role as ambassador to the U.K. They decide to stay together publicly but move toward a private divorce, allowing them to see other people. “Publicly, they’re still married. Privately, they know that they’re not, although Hal is never a give-up kind of guy,” Cahn continued. Season 3 toggles back and forth between the beginning of Hal and Kate’s relationship and the present day. In the finale, Kate recommits to Hal and asks him to take her back. But the twist ending in the final seconds of Season 3 could change everything — and force her to question…

The post Ondo Finance Urges SEC to Delay Nasdaq’s Tokenization Plan Over Transparency Gaps appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ondo Finance is urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to delay a proposed rule change from Nasdaq that would allow for the trading of tokenized securities. In a letter submitted Wednesday, the tokenization firm raised concerns over what it sees as a lack of transparency and a potential threat to fair market access. The issue centers on Nasdaq’s plan to amend its rules to support tokenized asset trading. While Nasdaq says it expects the Depository Trust Company (DTC), the central clearinghouse for U.S. securities, to handle post-trade settlement for these tokens, details of how that would work remain vague. It relies on Nasdaq’s “preliminary sense” of the process that it understands the Depository Trust Company (DTC) to be contemplating for settling securities in token form, no direct evidence of which is on the record,” Ondo wrote. “This deprives the Commission of information needed to determine whether the proposed rule change is consistent with the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (Exchange Act).” Ondo, which offers tokenized products like short-term U.S. Treasuries and exposure to U.S. stocks via blockchain-based tokens, argued that unequal access to information favors large incumbents. Smaller or newer firms are left without the data they need to plan or respond to market changes. Ondo says it could support Nasdaq’s plan if DTC makes its process public. Until then, it’s asking the SEC to open a formal review that could lead to disapproval. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2025/10/18/ondo-finance-urges-sec-to-delay-nasdaq-s-tokenization-plan-over-transparency-gaps