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Policy and business are integrated, with presidential power leveraging the crypto market.
An increasing number of traditional judicial authorities are beginning to adopt on-chain tracking and cryptographic decryption technologies, making it increasingly unrealistic for criminals to use crypto technology to evade legal sanctions.
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For Ethereum, ZK is not just a technological upgrade but a structural overhaul. It transforms Ethereum from redundant validation to efficient consensus, and from performance bottlenecks to verifiable computation. This could be the key ticket for Ethereum to enter the next cycle.
Despite ETF outflows reaching $598 million, bitcoin remains above $107,000, and ethereum is up by 2%. Experts are divided on the market’s strong performance amid wallet security warnings.
Even Tom Lee has stated that the crypto treasury bubble may have already burst.
- 20:59The UK tax authorities have sent 65,000 letters to suspected cryptocurrency tax evaders.According to a report by Jinse Finance, the UK tax authority has sent 65,000 so-called "reminder letters" to individuals suspected of owing cryptocurrency taxes, more than double the number from last year, according to the Financial Times. In the UK, selling, exchanging, or spending cryptocurrency typically incurs capital gains tax, while staking rewards and airdrops are generally considered income.
- 20:40Retail investors lost about $17 billion by attempting to invest in bitcoin indirectly through asset management firms.According to Jinse Finance, citing Bloomberg, retail investors have lost about 1.7 billions USD by indirectly investing in bitcoin through fund management companies such as Metaplanet and Michael Saylor's Strategy. 10X Research stated that these losses stem from excessively high equity premiums, causing share prices to be much higher than the actual bitcoin holdings.
- 20:15Ripple CLO refutes claims that cryptocurrency is merely a tool for "crime and corruption"Jinse Finance reported that Stuart Alderoty from Ripple stated in an X post that The New York Times has published a "guest article" for the second time in just a few weeks, portraying cryptocurrency as a tool for crime and corruption. This narrative may seem convenient, but it is lazy and inaccurate. Cryptocurrency is a technology used by more than 55 million Americans, with over three-quarters saying it has improved their lives; it helps them remit money, prove ownership, and build new forms of business on transparent, traceable ledgers. Corruption and crime do not thrive in the open. The real story is about how ordinary Americans use digital assets to save time, reduce costs, and achieve financial freedom. This story deserves to be told. That is exactly what we are doing.