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- 05:11Republic plans to tokenize equity in Animoca BrandsChainCatcher reported that investment platform Republic announced plans to tokenize the equity of global Web3 company Animoca Brands, opening up a new way for global investors to access Animoca Brands. The tokenized equity will be minted on the Solana chain and distributed to the wallets of participating investors. Token trading will take place on Republic's global marketplace platform. More details about the tokenization process will be announced later.
- 05:05The "Government Cash Grab" ETF may launch this week in the United StatesJinse Finance reported that an analyst stated that an exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking the trading activities of U.S. politicians as well as individuals and companies closely related to the U.S. President could be launched as early as this Friday. This fund, named Tuttle Capital Government Grift ETF (ticker: GRFT), was first proposed by Tuttle Capital Management earlier this year. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that GRFT could go live as early as this Friday, as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) set October 3 as the effective date for Tuttle's S-1 registration statement on Monday. The ETF will track the trades of members of Congress and their spouses by scanning trade disclosures under the Congressional STOCK Act. In addition, the fund will also invest in companies with clear connections to presidential influence, which may include companies whose executives or directors have ties to the White House, or businesses that have received public praise from the current president (currently Donald Trump).
- 04:43Data: South Korea's virtual asset market value dropped to 95 trillion KRW in the first half of the yearJinse Finance reported that the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit and the Financial Supervisory Service released the results of a fact-finding survey for the first half of 2025 on 25 domestic virtual asset operators, including 17 exchanges and 8 custody/wallet service providers, on the 30th. Data shows that as of the end of June, the domestic virtual asset market value was 95.1 trillion won, a decrease of 14.4 trillion won (down 14%) from 107.7 trillion won at the end of last year. Analysis suggests that factors such as the US tariff conflict and escalating geopolitical tensions have slowed the upward momentum of virtual asset prices and increased volatility.