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Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, continues its Bitcoin buying spree by acquiring 430 more BTC, with an average cost of $119,666 per coin. The firm reacts to Bitcoin’s price volatility as a “gift to the faithful,” increasing its holdings to 629,376 BTC with a total investment of approximately $46.15 billion. The company’s recent purchasing activities represent the ongoing trend of Bitcoin treasury accumulation among global companies.

ALT5 Sigma, originally a health-tech company, plans to hold about 7.5% of World Liberty Financial’s token in their respective treasury. This move closely resembles how Strategy transformed into a Bitcoin proxy stock. ALT5 Sigma recently raised $1.5 billion and plans to use some of the proceeds to acquire WLFI tokens from World Liberty Financial that are expected to start trading by the end of this month. This demonstrates an ongoing trend of companies holding significant quantities of digital assets.

The article analyzes the future prospects of three digital tokens: XRP, ADA, and XYZVerse. It delves into the market positions and price projections of each, underlining XYZVerse’s potential to deliver a massive 30x gain by 2025 owing to its strong community and ambitious plans. It further discusses the use of deflationary mechanics, sports partnerships, high-profile exchange listings, and community rewards in enhancing XYZVerse’s market position. The article concludes by encouraging investment in XYZVerse for maximum gains.

Crypto markets fluctuate with Ethereum nearing 2021 highs while Bitcoin stalls. Ethereum leads with 2.5% daily rise, 25% weekly, fueled by record $1.02 billion net inflows into spot ETH ETFs. Bitcoin trades at $119,670 with weak monthly returns but displays 6% gain on the week. Crypto market sees over $414 million in liquidations. Overall market cap flat at $4.09 trillion after recent all-time high.

Stellar lumens (XLM) trades between $0.42-$0.43 with potential for breakout at $0.50, driven by strong network fundamentals and institutional support. Active enterprise wallets at record 9.69 million and daily addition of 5,000-6,000 new institutional addresses further fuel bullish sentiments.

S&P Global has assigned a B- issuer credit rating with a stable outlook to decentralized lending platform Sky Protocol, formerly known as Maker. Despite acknowledging the platform’s limited credit history since 2020, the rating agency flagged concerns about centralization, regulatory uncertainty and poor risk-capitalization. Sky Protocol, which issues the USDS stablecoin, is undergoing significant change through its Endgame roadmap. The firm also revealed its first-ever credit rating of a DeFi protocol, with Sky’s USDS stablecoin holding a $7.9 billion market cap, ranking it fourth among stablecoins.

Biotech company 180 Life Sciences rebrands as ETHZilla, planning an Ether treasury strategy. Shares surged over 70% Wednesday, with a year-to-date gain of 500%. Initially formed for chronic pain, inflammation, and fibrosis therapeutics development, ETHZilla now holds nearly $350 million in Ether and aims to buy more. The move mirrors Strategy’s Bitcoin treasury strategy and comes amid optimism for a crypto-friendly regulatory environment.

The article explores the future potential of Ethereum (ETH), highlighting its deflationary feature, yield-generating ability, and its role in powering stablecoins and other financial innovations. It suggests that ETH could possibly reach a market cap of $3T by 2030, propelled by infrastructure, usage, and protocol-driven scarcity. Ethereum has the potential to revolutionize global finance with its scalability, security, and capabilities in tokenizing real-world assets, while facilitating access to sophisticated financial strategies.

Etherex, a decentralized exchange (DEX), has reached the $120 million total-value locked (TVL) mark after the launch of its REX token. The REX token release has contributed to a 435% boost to Etherex’s TVL, from $23 million to $123 million, owing to an incentivized xREX staking mechanism. The launch follows Linea’s series of announcements, including a 75% token allocation to ecosystem development and a 10% user airdrop. The article also discusses (3,3) tokenomics and its implications in the crypto industry.

U.S. banks and consumer advocates push back at provisions in new stablecoin law, GENIUS Act, citing potential threats to financial stability. Regulatory arbitrage and loopholes regarding payment of interest are among key objections. Efforts target revision of proposed crypto regulations before they become effective.

Snail Inc., a subsidiary of a leading Chinese online video game developer, aims to raise funds to explore digital assets, including launching its own USD-backed stablecoin. The funds will primarily support their digital asset initiative and serve as reserve assets for the anticipated stablecoins. The company identifies this move as a strategic step in positioning itself as an early adopter in the digital entertainment industry. Founded in 2000, Snail Inc.’s main focus lies in online multiplayer, real-time strategy, and casual games.

The Federal Reserve Board announces the end of a special supervision program established in 2023 for certain activities linked to crypto assets and distributed ledger technology. Instead, the Fed will monitor banking activities via the regular supervisory process, integrating knowledge of crypto and fintech activities. The article also discusses the changing landscape of US government regulations under the Trump administration.