Wyoming has launched the Frontier Stable Token, the first public entity-backed U.S. dollar stablecoin, across seven blockchains. Meanwhile, the Fed's meeting displayed dissent over rate cuts, the SEC delayed crypto ETF rulings, and Ark Invest made significant purchases in crypto stocks. Despite a Bitcoin price drop, whales accumulated BTC, and SkyBridge Capital plans to tokenize hedge funds on Avalanche.

The essay discusses key developments in military security for Ukraine, market reactions to Powell's upcoming speech, volatility in various financial sectors, South Korea's crypto lending suspension, Volkswagen's crypto partnership, and significant inflows in crypto ETPs and staking on Solana.

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Bitcoin surpassed $124,000, setting a new all-time high, driven by anticipation of a September interest rate cut and strong institutional demand.
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OKX will burn 65.26 million $OKB tokens, cap supply at 21 million, and upgrade its smart contract, sparking a 170% price surge to $124.
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El Salvador’s Investment Banking Law allows investment banks to hold Bitcoin and offer crypto services to sophisticated investors.
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The essay discusses Trump’s new tariffs on over 90 countries, Japan’s tariff agreement with the U.S., KakaoBank’s plans in stablecoins, and updates on the Fed governor nomination. It also highlights Bitcoin discussions in Indonesia and Brazil, with the crypto market stabilizing.

The White House is investigating banks for potential discrimination claims from Trump, while gold prices rise amid rate cut expectations. The SEC clears liquid staking of securities law violations, and Bitcoin experiences low volatility.

The essay covers recent developments in U.S. financial regulatory actions and market movements, including the CFTC's regulation of crypto markets, increased chances of a Fed rate cut, potential Trump appointments, tariff threats towards India, and significant acquisitions in Bitcoin, particularly highlighting XRP's market gains.

The essay covers recent financial developments, including the Fed's steady interest rates, regulatory advancements in crypto, and major market movements affecting Bitcoin and tech stocks.

The essay highlights recent developments in finance, including legislative efforts to regulate CBDCs, crypto ETF listings, and changes in tariffs. It also notes rising interest in Ethereum and issues faced by Hyperliquid.

The essay discusses key financial and geopolitical developments: the FOMC's upcoming meeting on interest rates, a potential extension of the China trade truce, significant growth in Ethereum's institutional adoption, and a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, along with updates on Bitcoin and the DeFi sector reaching a three-year high.

The essay discusses recent developments in the crypto market, including upcoming votes on market structures and stablecoins, potential investments by Kazakhstan, Grayscale's IPO filing, and significant Bitcoin updates.

The essay discusses recent developments in the crypto market, including upcoming votes on market structures and stablecoins, potential investments by Kazakhstan, Grayscale's IPO filing, and significant Bitcoin updates.

"The Block" reports: FTX plans to exclude debt allocation for "restricted areas" such as China, and Chinese creditor representatives have submitted objections.
A Chinese FTX creditor representing more than 300 Chinese users has formally submitted an objection to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, opposing a recent motion by FTX that could exclude creditors from certain countries from distribution eligibility.
According to previous documents, The Block calculates that FTX is reviewing approximately $800 million in claims, distributed across 49 jurisdictions that may be classified as "restricted areas," of which China accounts for as much as 82%.
Dissenting party: Chinese creditors "have fully complied, yet are unfairly excluded"
The objection was submitted by creditor Weiwei Ji, who is also a representative of more than 300 Chinese creditors. Although Ji pays taxes in Singapore, due to holding a Chinese passport, F

Tether has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Brazilian renewable energy company Adecoagro, planning to use excess electricity for Bitcoin mining. Tether aims to enhance its Bitcoin reserves through this project and has acquired 70% stake in Adecoagro, continuing its diversification strategy.

According to a report by The Block: SentinelLabs warns that North Korean hackers are using the NimDoor backdoor virus disguised as a Zoom update to attack macOS systems, stealing encryption wallet data and passwords.
Security company SentinelLabs warned in a recent research report that a North Korean cyber attack organization is using a new macOS backdoor virus called NimDoor to infect Apple devices, thereby infiltrating cryptocurrency companies and stealing Wallet credentials and browser passwords.
The virus is hidden in a fake Zoom updater, and the spreading method mainly takes place through the Telegram social platform. The attackers used familiar social engineering tactics: first contacting target users via Telegram, and then in

JPMorgan Chase's blockchain subsidiary Kinexys is collaborating with S&P Global and others to test carbon credit tokenization applications, aiming to establish a unified carbon credit ecosystem to address the fragmentation and lack of transparency in the carbon market. At the same time, Kinexys plans to launch the deposit token JPMD, marking the first deployment on a public blockchain.