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MOMOFUN (MM) is launching on Binance Alpha today (August 3, 2025) at 16:00 UTC+8. Eligible users with at least 200 Alpha Points can claim a share of 24,000 MM tokens—distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. The Alpha Points threshold decreases by 15 points every hour until tokens run out. Claims must be confirmed within 24 hours or are forfeited .
Analysts highlight this as a high-opportunity airdrop. Phase‑1 allocation targets high-point holders and historically yields strong ROI. MM airdrop strategies align with past successful tokens like GAIA, VRA, and DOOD .
In March, the U.S. executive branch established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, capitalized with forfeited BTC and encompassing ~200,000 BTC, alongside a broader Digital Asset Stockpile.
The SEC has paused enforcement actions against platforms like Coinbase, Gemini, OpenSea, and Uniswap, aligning with broader pro-crypto shifts under the current administration.
#Regulation The U.S. SEC has dropped its civil lawsuit against Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao with prejudice, meaning the case cannot be reopened. This reflects a broader shift in U.S. regulatory stance under SEC Chair Paul Atkins .
The SEC has unveiled “Project Crypto”, announcing plans to modernize its rulebook. The initiative includes clearer token classifications, innovation exemptions, and self-custody protections . $BTC
On July 31, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order imposing sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs on nearly 69 countries, with rates ranging from 10% to 41%. The new duties will take effect on August 7.
Countries not explicitly listed will face a baseline 10% tariff.
Key targeted rates:
Canada: raised from 25% to 35%
Brazil: up to 50% total
India: 25%
Taiwan: 20%
Switzerland: ~39%
Impact on Prices & Consumers
According to Yale’s Budget Lab, the overall effective U.S. tariff rate will reach approximately 18.3%, the highest level since 1934. After consumer response, it’s expected to stabilize around 17.3%.
The July 2025 tariff policy is projected to raise household prices by ~1.8%, translating to an average annual income loss of about $2,400 per household.