According to @StockMKTNewz, citing Reuters, EU regulators approved Meta Platforms' pledge to use less personal data for ads, allowing $META to avoid daily fines in Europe (Reuters via @StockMKTNewz). Reuters, as relayed by @StockMKTNewz, reports that this approval removes the immediate penalty risk tied to Meta's ad-targeting practices in the EU, which is material for $META's advertising operations (Reuters via @StockMKTNewz). The Reuters report cited by @StockMKTNewz did not mention any direct impact on cryptocurrency markets (Reuters via @StockMKTNewz).

According to @provenauthority on X (Nov 10, 2025), Billions Network met with EU regulators and asserted that the time for zero-knowledge age verification is now, positioning zk, AI, and verifiable data at the core of the initiative (source: https://twitter.com/provenauthority/status/1987967472453271567). According to @provenauthority on X (Nov 10, 2025), the post points to ongoing government work in Europe with a link for further details provided by the author (source: https://twitter.com/provenauthority/status/1987967472453271567 and https://t.co/HmKjrpL2CQ). According to @provenauthority on X (Nov 10, 2025), the post does not specify agencies, policy texts, or timelines, making it an early disclosure relevant for traders tracking EU zero-knowledge identity and compliance infrastructure narratives (source: https://twitter.com/provenauthority/status/1987967472453271567).