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ETH has been in a long-term slump, possibly due to large Wall Street institutions taking over the chip before the market share of the top 100 Addresses shows a rising trend, in the same direction as the approval of the ETH ETF. After the ETF starts staking, there can be at least 3% or more risk-free returns in coin terms, attracting traditional Financial Institutions to become new players in ETH. Therefore, it is important to remain rational when dumping chips that are not truly valuable and wait for the Whipsaw of ETH and the concentration of chips in the hands of new players.

Former head of China's digital yuan project, Yao Qian, has been expelled from the Communist Party and his government position for corruption. The accusations include accepting bribes, illegally borrowing money and supporting technology providers for personal gain. The exact scale of the alleged misconduct has not been disclosed. Qian's case has been referred to local authorities for prosecution.

President Milei recommended Elon Musk to be efficient and relentless in achieving D.O.G.E.'s objectives. He urged Musk to cut to the chase and stakeholders would have to explain why they want to keep their privileges.

Gate Group has launched the Gate Crypto Card, a Visa debit card designed specifically for users in the European Economic Area (EEA) that simplifies the process of converting cryptocurrency to fiat currency. The card offers both virtual and physical cards, is compatible with Google Pay, and users will automatically be upgraded to Gate VIP status after spending more than 300 euros per month, which provides more exclusive benefits and opportunities. The application process is simple, requiring only registration of an account on the Gate.io platform and completion of KYC verification.

In the 1980s, artist Susan Kare put a human face on the Apple Macintosh, designing the icons and typefaces that revolutionized how we interact with computers.

Now she’s once again bridging the digital and physical worlds with a new collection of artwork, Esc Keys, previewed at London’s Asprey