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Parataxis Holdings, a U.S.-based institutional digital asset manager, is set to go public through a merger with SilverBox Corp IV (NYSE: SBXD), a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), in a deal aimed at raising up to $640 million to fund a Bitcoin treasury strategy.The newly formed entity, Pubco, will list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker “PRTX.”
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is preparing to introduce an innovative loyalty program exclusively for USD1 stablecoin holders, aiming to incentivize adoption within its ecosystem. The project plans to collaborate with selected partners from the crypto exchange sector to roll out the rewards program, which will operate through a points-based system.
- 10:40Data: Recent Three Groups of Hackers Earned Over $83.21 Million in Additional Profits Due to ETH SurgeChainCatcher reports that, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, there have recently been three cases where hackers, after previously stealing assets, gained additional profits due to the rise in ETH prices. Among them, the Radiant Capital hacker exchanged approximately $53 million in stolen assets for 21,957 ETH in October last year, recently sold part of the ETH and held DAI, with total assets appreciating by about $48.3 million compared to the original amount; The Infini hacker exchanged about $49.5 million in stolen USDC for 17,696 ETH in February, earning an additional profit of around $25.15 million from the ETH price increase; Another unidentified hacker bought 4,957 ETH at a low price in June and sold at a high today, making a profit of approximately $9.76 million.
- 10:29Data: Galaxy Digital withdrew 37,808 ETH worth approximately $172 million from CEXs in the past 24 hoursChainCatcher reports that, according to monitoring by The Data Nerd, Galaxy Digital has withdrawn 37,808 ETH (approximately $172 million) from exchanges in the past 24 hours.
- 10:29Illegal Bitcoin Mining Activities on the Rise in Tajikistan and KazakhstanAccording to a report by Jinse Finance citing Decrypt, illegal Bitcoin mining activities are on the rise in Tajikistan and Kazakhstan. The Prosecutor General of Tajikistan stated that in the first half of 2025, losses caused by illegal cryptocurrency miners in the country reached $3.52 million. Meanwhile, Kazakh authorities have recently cracked down on crypto miners using unauthorized energy sources, indicating that this issue is becoming increasingly serious in Central Asia.