Major crypto events in 24 hours:
1. Trump declared that "cryptocurrency is the future": Former US President Trump publicly expressed his support for cryptocurrency, calling it "the future of finance", which brought new attention to the market. Meanwhile, the World Free Finance (WLFI) token sold $9 million on its first day
2. Tesla transferred $770 million in Bitcoin: Tesla moved its approximately $770 million in Bitcoin assets to multiple new addresses, sparking speculation about the company's future holding strategy
3. Grayscale plans to convert multiple cryptocurrency funds into ETFs: Grayscale announced plans to convert its Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana hybrid cryptocurrency funds into exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
4. Elon Musk donated $75 million to support Trump: Musk donated $75 million to a US political action committee supporting Trump, a move that could affect Musk's cryptocurrency investment stance and its impact on the market
5. BONK ETP is open: BONK ETP is now open to qualified investors with a minimum investment of $10,000, further expanding investment options on the market
6. Trump's chances of winning the election have risen: According to Polymarket, Trump's chances of winning the election have risen to 56.9%, 14.3 percentage points higher than Vice President Kamala Harris
7. Canary Capital submitted an application for LTC spot ETF: Crypto investment company Canary Capital submitted an application for a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) for Litecoin (LTC) to the US SEC
8. SEC sues Saitama Inu individual: The US SEC filed a legal action against the individual issuer of MEME coin Saitama Inu, indicating that regulators are increasing their scrutiny of MEME coins
9. The founder of a16z donated $2.5 million to support Trump: The founder of Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) donated $2.5 million to a super PAC supporting Trump
10. Kraken supports ETH re-pledge: Kraken exchange announced that it supports users to re-pledge Ethereum (ETH) on EigenLayer, further promoting the development of the ETH pledge market
11. a16z has nothing to do with GOAT tokens: a16z co-founder clarified that the company has nothing to do with GOAT tokens and only sent $50,000 in funding to "terminal of truths"
