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  • Cango Bitcoin Miner reduces mining capacity by 30%

    Cango Bitcoin miner has temporarily reduced its mining capacity by 30%, dropping the average hashrate to 34.55 EH/s. This strategic decision aims to address declining mining profitability and to enhance the efficiency of their equipment.

  • The growth of stablecoins, positive job data, and Bitcoin’s movement beyond hedging strategies

    The recent growth in stablecoin volumes signals a potential re-entry of sidelined capital into crypto, away from mere speculation. The crypto market demonstrates increased transaction volumes and net inflows, intensifying interest in substantial investment.

    Despite geopolitical uncertainties, positive job data may enhance the crypto landscape. Analysts believe that while Bitcoin’s recent fluctuations may seem short-lived, sustained momentum in stablecoins could signify a shift towards genuine long-term trends.

  • Employment data weakens as Fed outlook grows uncertain, pressuring risk assets

    The U.S. employment market showed signs of weakening on Friday while inflation concerns persist, complicating the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook. Softer labor data typically reduces expectations for aggressive rate hikes, but concurrent inflation pressures create conflicting signals for monetary policy direction. Risk assets including cryptocurrencies and equities faced selling pressure as investors reassess the macroeconomic landscape.

  • Warren criticizes SEC decision to drop case against Tron founder Justin Sun

    Senator Elizabeth Warren has criticized the Securities and Exchange Commission’s decision to drop its case against Tron founder Justin Sun following a settlement involving a $10 million payment. Warren stated that cryptocurrency legislation must address what she describes as corruption in the sector. The case resolution marks a significant development in regulatory enforcement against major crypto figures.

  • Hassett discusses the benefits of prediction markets

    Hassett emphasized that prediction markets play a significant role in economic discussions, especially in contexts like oil discussions and geopolitical strategies.

    He clarified that the administration has no immediate plans to utilize the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, while indicating that corporate lawsuits about tariff rebates are a concern being addressed by the private sector.

  • Pakistan parliament passes Virtual Assets Act to formalize crypto regulation

    Pakistan has passed the Virtual Assets Act, establishing a statutory digital asset regulator and introducing criminal penalties for violations nationwide. The legislation formalizes the country’s approach to cryptocurrency oversight, creating a dedicated regulatory framework for virtual assets. The move marks a significant step toward bringing crypto activities under formal legal supervision in Pakistan.

  • The Graph expands Solana infrastructure with Substreams data platform

    Good infrastructure operates invisibly when it functions reliably. For Solana users, this means seamless wallet updates when executing swaps or opening positions. The Graph’s Substreams product handles real-time pricing, large-scale analytics, and wallet integration on Solana, enabling developers to build faster and more cost-effective applications. The platform serves multiple use cases including AI applications and data analytics, providing teams with the reliability and performance needed for production-grade DeFi infrastructure.

  • Eight fan tokens now listed on Indonesia’s Bittimax exchange

    Fan tokens including PSG, ACM, BAR, JUV, ASR, CITY, ATM, and AFC are now available on Bittimax, a major exchange in Indonesia. The listing expands access for Indonesian fans to trade tokens linked to their favorite sports teams.

  • Sui community contest awards $10,000 SUI for financial layer analysis

    Sui Network announced the winner of its community contest after receiving over 500 submissions. The $10,000 SUI prize went to @williamm168 for a detailed analysis examining Sui as a financial infrastructure layer for the internet. The competition invited community members to submit deep-dive content on the Sui network and its potential applications.

  • Short-term Bitcoin holders transfer 27,000 BTC to exchanges

    Short-term Bitcoin holders have transferred over 27,000 BTC in profit to exchanges over the past 24 hours, according to data from CryptoQuant. The transfer activity reflects potential selling pressure in the market that traders should monitor. At current prices around $68,739, this represents significant on-chain movement that could influence near-term price dynamics.