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Japan has approved amendments to its Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, reclassifying crypto assets as financial instruments and tightening oversight of the sector.

Investors poured $269.3 million into BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, marking its strongest single-day inflow in five weeks and signalling renewed demand for Bitcoin exposure.

US lawmakers are questioning whether Donald Trump plans to attend a memecoin-related event in Florida or is leveraging it to generate fees, according to reports.

Bittensor’s TAO token dropped more than 9% in 24 hours after key subnet operator Covenant AI announced its departure, defying a broader crypto market rise of 1.4%.

Pyth Network has launched a new data marketplace aimed at allowing financial institutions to publish and monetise market data across blockchain networks.

Toncoin’s underlying network, The Open Network, has reduced block times to 400 milliseconds following its Catchain 2.0 consensus upgrade.

Binance has launched prediction market features within its app, integrating with Predict.fun to expand into a rapidly growing sector.

OKX Ventures and HashKey Capital are investing in Vietnam Prosperity Crypto Asset Exchange (CAEX), positioning it for entry into the country’s regulated crypto market.

World Liberty Financial borrowed about $75 million in stablecoins by pledging its own WLFI token as collateral on the Dolomite platform, raising concerns over risk concentration and governance.

A trader lost around $3 million after a highly leveraged Fartcoin position collapsed on Hyperliquid, triggering forced liquidations in thin market conditions.

Bhutan has transferred another $23 million worth of Bitcoin, extending a months-long selling trend that has reduced its sovereign holdings by roughly 70%.

A South Korean court has overturned a three-month suspension imposed on crypto exchange Upbit operator Dunamu, citing gaps in anti-money laundering rules.