1. Trump said at a private gathering that cryptocurrencies could solve the $35 trillion U.S. debt problem.
2. Poly Group: We have not organized or participated in any business or activities related to stablecoins or stablecoin funds in Hong Kong.
3. Changpeng Zhao: We will focus our efforts on YZi Labs' investment business in the future and have been invited to serve as a crypto industry advisor to heads of government from multiple countries.
4. CryptoQuant: Bitcoin's bull market cycle is not over yet, with short-term support at $100,000.
5. Bloomberg: JPMorgan Chase will allow Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral in the crypto sector.
6. JPMorgan Chase: Coinbase could unlock $34 billion in value if it launches the Base token.
7. Bloomberg: Trump nominated Michael Selig, chief legal counsel of the SEC's crypto task force, to serve as chairman of the CFTC.
8. Zelle, a U.S. payment network, is considering using stablecoin technology for international expansion.
9. Semafor: The bipartisan U.S. cryptocurrency bill faces new resistance in the Senate. 10. Financial giant Western Union will pilot a stablecoin-based settlement system.
11. Binance is considering integrating Binance.US into its global operations or allowing its global exchange to directly access the US market.
12. Hong Kong media: Ant Group has applied for Web3-related trademarks such as "ANTCOIN" in Hong Kong.
13. The Governor of the Bank of Ghana: Cryptocurrency regulations will be issued before the end of the year.
14. Data: Bitcoin's illiquid supply has decreased, with approximately 62,000 BTC flowing out of long-term holder wallets.
15. A proposal to curb Bitcoin spam through a temporary soft fork has sparked debate among developers.
