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1. Bitcoin mining difficulty has dropped to 133.79 T, with a decrease of 7.76%;
2. Ethereum spot ETF saw a total net outflow of $41.97 millions yesterday, marking three consecutive days of net outflows;
3. Analyst: CEX trading volume for altcoins has significantly declined, and investor interest continues to decrease;
4. A certain exchange has opened trading for STRK, ATH, RAY, and NCT to New York State residents;
5. Galaxy Research Director: The new SEC regulations in the US end the “Gensler era” of ambiguous standards and reshape the boundaries of digital asset regulation;
6. A suspected “dollar-cost averaging” whale, possibly Erik Voorhees, bought another 114,424 ETH in the early morning;
7. Two whales sold a total of 2,842 XAUT at a loss during the gold price decline;
8. Analysis: The “Fed rate hike” nightmare may come true; Bank of America says three major conditions must be met first;
9. Palantir’s AI system has been granted key project status by the US Department of Defense;
10. Polymarket will announce major news next Monday, possibly related to token issuance or fundraising.
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