1. SEC delays review process for multiple crypto ETF applications
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decision on Grayscale's spot SOLANA ETF to allow more time for evaluation. The SEC has also postponed its review of the application for changes to the creation and redemption rules for iShares Bitcoin Trust and Grayscale's spot Litecoin ETF application.
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2. K33: After Bitcoin returns to $100,000, the derivatives market does not show signs of overheating, which may support a new high
K33 Research tweeted that Bitcoin has broken through the $100,000 mark again under sustained strong momentum. Unlike previous times when it broke $100,000, the derivatives market currently shows no signs of overheating, and overall market sentiment remains cautious, further enhancing the possibility of Bitcoin continuing its upward trend and setting a new historical high.
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3. The Ethereum Foundation announces the launch of the 'Trillion Dollar Security Plan'
The Ethereum Foundation announces the launch of the 'Trillion Dollar Security Plan', aimed at comprehensively enhancing the security of the Ethereum ecosystem across multiple levels including user experience, wallets, smart contracts, infrastructure, and consensus protocols. The project will advance through full-stack security risk assessments, improvements in key areas, and more transparent information dissemination, with the goal of enabling users to securely manage assets on-chain while supporting institutions and governments in custody of trillion-dollar level values on Ethereum. The project is led by foundation members Fredrik Svantes and Josh Stark.
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4. CryptoQuant CEO: Three main presidential candidates in South Korea support Bitcoin spot ETF and institutional investment
CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju tweeted that the three main presidential candidates in South Korea all support Bitcoin spot ETF and institutional investment. Currently, South Korea still prohibits Bitcoin ETFs and institutional investment, with 100% of market trading volume coming from retail investors.
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5. Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) launches cryptocurrency deposit and withdrawal services, supporting BTC, ETH, and others
Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) launches cryptocurrency deposit and withdrawal services, supporting deposits, trading, and withdrawals of mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. This platform is also a licensed virtual asset trading service app by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. Previously, Futu (Hong Kong) opened cryptocurrency asset deposits for users in Hong Kong.
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