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DOJ's acting head signals a shift in stance, suggesting charges like those in the Roman Storm case won’t be pursued in the future for decentralized software developers.
Share link:In this post: Asian markets stayed mixed as investors await signals on US interest rates, while EU stocks slipped. Oil prices rose for a second straight day after US crude stockpiles fell sharply and gasoline supplies kept dropping. Brent crude stayed above $67 a barrel but remains down over 10% this year with oversupply fears lingering.
Share link:In this post: The US and European Union have finalized a trade deal, easing tariff tensions and securing new commitments on industrial and agricultural goods. Washington agrees to lower auto tariffs to 15% once Brussels enacts reductions, while Europe pledges $750B in US energy purchases. The pact also covers digital trade, climate rules, and sustainability regulations, aiming to prevent barriers for transatlantic businesses.
Asia’s wealthiest families boost crypto exposure as regulation improves, shifting from ETFs to direct tokens for stronger, diversified portfolios.
- 08:28A newly created wallet received 630 bitcoins from an exchange, worth $64.2 million.According to Jinse Finance, OnchainLens monitoring shows that a newly created wallet has received 630 BTC from FalconX, valued at approximately $64.2 million.
- 08:16Analyst: Paradigm holds a total of over 19.14 million HYPE, making it the largest HYPE holderAccording to ChainCatcher, Paradigm currently holds 19.14 million HYPE (worth approximately $763 million), distributed across 19 addresses. This makes Paradigm the largest holder of HYPE. They currently hold 1.91% of the total HYPE supply and 5.73% of the circulating supply.
- 08:16Federal Reserve's Williams: May Soon Manage Reserves Through Bond PurchasesChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve's Williams stated that the Fed may soon begin reserve management through bond purchases.