1: Peirce, head of SEC crypto: Supports fundraising through NFT, and related projects may be exempted from securities supervision;
2: Meteora: A blacklist mechanism will be introduced to prevent bad entities such as Kelsier and users who brush the volume from obtaining MET allocation;
3: Fidelity Solana Fund is registered in Delaware, USA;
4: Coinbase is in in-depth negotiations to acquire the crypto trading platform Deribit;
5: Whales are suspected of manipulating AUCTION to increase shipments and currently still hold 20% of the total tokens;
6: South Korea intends to impose sanctions on unregistered exchanges such as BitMEX and KuCoin;
7: Nick Tomaino: Meme coins are neither good nor bad, and their true value depends on the number of believers;
8: TON Foundation clarified: It did not "raise" $400 million, and some venture capital institutions held Toncoin;
9: Kaito founder Yu Hu has used his own funds to buy and pledge 1 million KAITO;
10: Ethena responded that it has passed BVI Entity operation, assets are not frozen;
11: Whales have bought a total of 7,074 ETH today, worth $13.8 million;
12: Wintermute is suspected of participating in ORCA market making again, transferring nearly 10 million US dollars of tokens in a short period of time and causing the price of the currency to fall;
13: Fed Williams: The current moderately restrictive policy stance is completely appropriate, and there is no clear expectation of interest rate cuts;
14: Russian Central Bank Governor Nabiullina: We believe that cryptocurrency is an unstable tool;
15: The Trump administration plans to reorganize USAID and introduce blockchain technology to track the distribution of aid funds;
16: Strategy increased the issuance size of Strife perpetual preferred shares from $500 million to $722.5 million;
17: Trump's executive director said there are "countless options" to buy Bitcoin and will implement the "best option";
18: a16z crypto general counsel: The current SEC regulatory approach is not effective;
19: Former SEC senior official John Reed Stark opposed regulatory reform at the crypto roundtable.