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Blast Foundation to disperse 17 billion BLAST tokens in this week's airdrop
Quick Take The Blast Foundation will disperse 17 billion BLAST tokens in the phase 1 airdrop on Wednesday, June 26. Of the 17 billion, 7% will go to Blast Points holders, another 7% to those with Blast Gold, with 3% allotted to the Blur Foundation.
The Block·2024/06/25 18:37

106,000 New Altcoins Launched on Solana This Week
BeInCrypto·2024/06/25 18:28

The Graph (GRT) Price Prediction: Whales Hold the Key to Rebound
BeInCrypto·2024/06/25 18:28

The Fed Is Not Thinking About A Rate Cut This Year Yet – What Does This Mean For Crypto?
Cryptodnes·2024/06/25 16:37

The correction in crypto markets is good news for the long-term bullish trend
Cryptodnes·2024/06/25 16:37

Love Power Coin (LPM): A community-led NFT artist funding movement
0x76·2024/06/25 15:34

PEPE Price Rebounds as Buying Pressure Returns
BeInCrypto·2024/06/25 15:22

Layer-1 Blockchain Shardeum Allocates 3.3 Million SHM Tokens For Testnet Airdrop
BeInCrypto·2024/06/25 14:46

Bitwise CIO predicts spot Ethereum ETFs will attract $15 billion of net inflows in 18 months
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs could attract $15 billion worth of net inflows in their first 18 months.Hougan arrived at the figure by assessing relative market capitalization, international ETP data and the role of the carry trade.
The Block·2024/06/25 14:25

Aave bounces from monthly lows on demand for DeFi returns
Cryptopolitan·2024/06/25 14:07
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Zhao Changpeng: Current Pullback is Normal in Four-Year Cycle, Industry Fundamentals Have Significantly Improved On June 20, Zhao Changpeng stated in an interview with Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn on the Galaxy Brains podcast that the current pullback in the crypto market is still within the normal four-year cycle range. A pullback of about 50% is not uncommon, as historical cycles have seen pullbacks of up to 80%. He noted that when measured from the cycle's low point, Bitcoin's price has increased about five times compared to four years ago, and each cycle's low point has been higher than the previous one. He emphasized his commitment to long-termism, stating, "There is no exit for me in crypto." Zhao also pointed out that the key difference between this cycle and those in 2018 and 2022 is the significant shift in the U.S. government's attitude towards the crypto industry. Previously, the U.S. adopted a suppressive stance, but now it is actively promoting the construction of a crypto regulatory framework, encouraging other countries to follow suit. Additionally, the involvement of ETFs, stablecoins, RWA, and more institutional funds indicates a significant improvement in the industry's fundamentals compared to the past.
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US bankers increase lobbying efforts against stablecoin yieldsAccording to Eleanor Terrett, as the United States Senate approaches a full chamber vote, American bankers are intensifying their lobbying efforts regarding stablecoin revenues. (Cointelegraph)
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Reuters: SEC Plans to Allow Tokenized Stock Trading, Potentially Reshaping U.S. Stock Market Structure On June 20, Reuters reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to introduce a new policy that would permit cryptocurrency companies to offer blockchain-based tokenized stock trading, which could significantly impact the structure of the traditional stock market. According to SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, companies will be allowed to experiment with new digital asset business models without fully complying with existing disclosure and investor protection rules, including the tokenization of U.S. stocks. However, the proposal has raised concerns among traditional financial institutions, including Castle Securities and SIFMA, who believe that the changes could divert liquidity and create regulatory arbitrage risks. As of now, the SEC has not publicly commented on the matter.
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