Binance Launches Alpha Points New Rules for Airdrop Benefits~~
The requirements for participating in the Binance Wallet TGE are getting higher! Previously, the exclusive TGE of Binance Wallet was very popular, bringing a large amount of data and new users to Binance Wallet, making it the most popular Web3 wallet. Retail investors who participated also received relatively generous returns in the low-threshold TGE. Recently, the requirements for token airdrops and TGE activities within the Binance wallet have become increasingly stringent. Whether it's exclusive TGE activities or Alpha airdrop events, there are now requirements related to user trading activities of Alpha tokens. These requirements initially required purchasing any Binance Alpha tokens in the exchange or wallet. Later, there were requirements regarding the trading amount, rising from the initial 20 U to 50 U, 100 U... Until April 25, new rules were introduced, and the Binance Alpha Points scoring system was launched, which will be used to evaluate users' eligibility for airdrops and participation in TGE activities based on this scoring.
Epic positive news? #BTC☀ The Bitcoin Reserve Bills SB1373 and SB1025 have passed~ Now we just wait for the governor's signature!
At 4 a.m. Beijing time (1 p.m. Mountain Time), Arizona will conduct the third reading of the two Bitcoin-related bills, SB1373 and SB1025, and vote to pass! The vote was 31-25. Arizona will become the first state in the U.S. to use state funds to buy BTC, which is an epic positive development. In the long run, this may encourage more states to pass BTC strategic reserve bills.
Although we are still waiting for the governor's signature, this is indeed the first and second state-level Bitcoin strategic reserves jointly agreed upon by the House of Representatives and the Senate in U.S. history, and it is the first time in U.S. history that documents related to $BTC and cryptocurrencies have been handed over to the governor for signature. Many friends are asking why there hasn't been a price increase; it's because the governor hasn't signed yet, and the governor has up to five working days to decide.
Binance Launches Alpha Points New Rules for Airdrop Benefits~~
The requirements for participating in the Binance Wallet TGE are getting higher! Previously, the exclusive TGE of Binance Wallet was very popular, bringing a large amount of data and new users to Binance Wallet, making it the most popular Web3 wallet. Retail investors who participated also received relatively generous returns in the low-threshold TGE. Recently, the requirements for token airdrops and TGE activities within the Binance wallet have become increasingly stringent. Whether it's exclusive TGE activities or Alpha airdrop events, there are now requirements related to user trading activities of Alpha tokens. These requirements initially required purchasing any Binance Alpha tokens in the exchange or wallet. Later, there were requirements regarding the trading amount, rising from the initial 20 U to 50 U, 100 U... Until April 25, new rules were introduced, and the Binance Alpha Points scoring system was launched, which will be used to evaluate users' eligibility for airdrops and participation in TGE activities based on this scoring.
On Friday, the spot ETF data for ETH experienced explosive growth, doubling the purchasing power compared to Thursday.
Analysis of today's $ETH price trends reveals signs of increased holdings from both retail investors and large whales, with ETF investors becoming increasingly active; however, we still need to pay attention to price changes.
In terms of institutional holdings, BlackRock's investors increased their holdings by nearly 53,000 ETH over Thursday and Friday, with more than 30,000 ETH added on Friday alone; Fidelity increased nearly 20,000 ETH; Grayscale's two funds combined added over 10,000 ETH. Additionally, over Thursday and Friday, all U.S. spot ETFs, except for Franklin Templeton, saw increases, with at least 1,000 ETH added. The purchasing power in week 39 significantly improved compared to week 38, possibly related to BTC, and may indicate an impending unknown market trend.
On Friday, the spot ETF data for ETH experienced explosive growth, doubling the purchasing power compared to Thursday.
Analysis of today's $ETH price trends reveals signs of increased holdings from both retail investors and large whales, with ETF investors becoming increasingly active; however, we still need to pay attention to price changes.
In terms of institutional holdings, BlackRock's investors increased their holdings by nearly 53,000 ETH over Thursday and Friday, with more than 30,000 ETH added on Friday alone; Fidelity increased nearly 20,000 ETH; Grayscale's two funds combined added over 10,000 ETH. Additionally, over Thursday and Friday, all U.S. spot ETFs, except for Franklin Templeton, saw increases, with at least 1,000 ETH added. The purchasing power in week 39 significantly improved compared to week 38, possibly related to BTC, and may indicate an impending unknown market trend.
White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option. “The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell. Trump told reporters: “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy. Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.
$SOL White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option. “The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell. Trump told reporters: “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy. Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.
#BinanceLeadsQ1 White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option. “The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell. Trump told reporters: “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy. Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.
#SolanaSurge White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option. “The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell. Trump told reporters: “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy. Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.
#Vaulta White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option. “The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell. Trump told reporters: “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy. Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.