1. Powell States the Federal Reserve Has No Authority to Purchase Bitcoin, Sparking Market Discussion

According to Jinshi, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The Federal Reserve does not have or seek the legal authority to purchase Bitcoin. -Original

2. BlackRock Withdraws Over 11,000 ETH and 12 BTC from Coinbase

In the past hour, BlackRock has withdrawn 6,961 ETH (approximately $16.92 million), 4,224 ETH (approximately $10.28 million), and 12.675 BTC (approximately $1.34 million) from Coinbase Prime through its ETH spot ETF (ETHA) and BTC spot ETF (IBIT) accounts. The total amount of ETH withdrawn is 11,185. -Original

3. U.S. Senators Propose New Cryptocurrency Market Structure Framework

Some Republican senators dedicated to digital asset policy shared a set of principles to guide the digital asset policies they are considering. -Original

4. Anthony Pompliano's Company Acquires $386.5 Million in Bitcoin

ProCap BTC, a Bitcoin financial services company founded by American investor Anthony Pompliano, purchased 3,724 Bitcoins at an average price of $10,378 (valued at $386.5 million). -Original

5. Japan's Financial Services Agency Considers Including Crypto Assets in the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act

Today, Japan's Financial Services Agency released a document announcing that it will seriously consider transferring the regulation of crypto assets from the Payment Services Act to the framework of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. If successfully advanced, crypto assets will be officially classified as financial products, and the related tax system is expected to shift from a maximum of 55% comprehensive taxation to about 20% separate taxation, potentially lifting the Bitcoin ETF ban and improving the investor access environment. -Original

6. Mastercard Joins Stablecoin Alliance Global Dollar Network

Mastercard has joined the stablecoin alliance Global Dollar Network, which includes online brokerage Robinhood and cryptocurrency exchange Kraken. The alliance was established in November 2024 by cryptocurrency company Paxos and six other partners, allowing members to mint or create the network's stablecoin USDG, a cryptocurrency pegged to the U.S. dollar. Alliance members share the interest earned on the reserves supporting the stablecoin (usually U.S. Treasury bonds). Mastercard stated that in addition to USDG, it will also increase support for PayPal's token PYUSD and the recently launched stablecoin FIUSD from banking technology provider Fiserv. Mastercard has previously supported the stablecoin USDC issued by Circle. Mastercard also mentioned that it is adding stablecoins to its cross-border remittance network called Mastercard Move, which serves clients including MoneyGram. The remittance company has not yet responded to requests for comments on whether it plans to allow its customers to send or receive these tokens. -Original

7. Ethereum Developer Proposes 6-Second Block Time to Enhance Network Efficiency

Barnabé Monnot proposed halving Ethereum's time slot to improve network response speed, enhance DeFi efficiency, and reduce costs. -Original

8. Grayscale Updates Spot Solana ETF S-1 Application, Discloses 2.5% Management Fee

SEC documents show that Grayscale recently submitted the latest version of its spot Solana ETF (Grayscale Solana Trust, SOL) S-1/A application, disclosing that the management fee rate for the trust product is 2.5%. -Original

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