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ProCap BTC Acquires 3,724 Bitcoin Amid Public Listing Plans
Theccpress·2025/06/25 13:08

US Housing Giants To Consider Crypto In Mortgage Loan Assessments
The FHFA’s decision to include crypto holdings in mortgage eligibility assessments marks a significant step in bridging crypto with traditional finance. This move could help more Americans, including crypto users, access mortgage loans.
BeInCrypto·2025/06/25 13:00

Top Cryptocurrencies in Profit as Market Surges: Bitcoin Leads While ADA Lags
TheCryptoUpdates·2025/06/25 12:56

Ethereum Whales Bet Millions Amid Market Volatility and Geopolitical Tensions
TheCryptoUpdates·2025/06/25 12:56

Content Tokenization Could be the Next Biggest AI Trend – Here’s Why
While licensing agreements between AI giants and media companies improve intellectual property protection, decentralized solutions may offer greater transparency and equity for content creators. Blockchain and DAOs could lead the way in reshaping the future of content use.
BeInCrypto·2025/06/25 12:30
US adopts crypto in mortgage risks as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac update asset models
CryptoSlate·2025/06/25 12:27

Arthur Britto Breaks Silence After 14 Years
Bitcoininfonews·2025/06/25 12:24

Pi Network Maintains Silent Stance Amid IOU Volatility
Bitcoininfonews·2025/06/25 12:24

XRP Holder Ratio Declines in H1 2025 but May Outperform Solana Amid Growing Whale Confidence
Coinotag·2025/06/25 12:08

Bitcoin Reclaims 50-Day EMA, Suggesting Potential Move Toward $120,000 Amid Stable Consolidation
Coinotag·2025/06/25 12:08
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- 13:02Arkham: SharpLink Gaming's Ethereum Holdings Reach $1.1 Billion in ValueAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Arkham monitoring shows that SharpLink Gaming has once again increased its holdings of ETH worth $68.4 million. With the recent rise in ETH prices, its total holdings have reached $1.1 billion (excluding staking rewards from Figment).
- 12:58BTC Digital shifts strategy to Ethereum, exits Bitcoin holdings, and completes $6 million financingOdaily Planet Daily reports that Nasdaq-listed company BTC Digital Ltd. (Ticker: BTCT) has announced a strategic shift of its core assets from Bitcoin to Ethereum, along with the completion of a $6 million financing round. The company has made its initial purchase of $1 million in ETH and plans to convert all existing and future BTC assets into ETH, aiming to achieve an Ethereum reserve in the tens of millions of dollars by the end of the year.CEO Peng Siguang stated that Ethereum has become the preferred platform for decentralized finance, real-world asset tokenization, and scalable smart contracts. BTCT will launch an ETH staking program, reinvesting yields to expand its asset pool, and will participate in DeFi, RWA, and stablecoin projects, transforming into a digital asset operator focused on productive assets.Previously, BTCT was primarily engaged in mining, covering mining farm construction, mining pool, and data center operations. Going forward, the company will focus on ETH staking, liquidity pools, stablecoin reserves, and cross-chain settlement infrastructure. (Investing)
- 12:58Tariffs Drive Up Commodity Prices as U.S. June Retail Sales Far Exceed ExpectationsOdaily Planet Daily News: U.S. retail sales rebounded more strongly than expected in June, though part of the increase may reflect price hikes on certain goods affected by tariffs. Data released on Thursday showed that retail sales rose by 0.6% last month, following an unrevised 0.9% decline in May. This reading exceeded the market consensus forecast of a 0.1% increase. Part of last month's retail sales growth may have been driven by tariff-induced price increases rather than higher sales volume. Inflation data released this week showed that prices for tariff-sensitive goods—such as home goods, appliances, sporting goods, and toys—rose steadily in June. Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials, and food services, retail sales grew by 0.5% last month, compared to a revised 0.2% in May. Sam Bullard, Senior Economist at Wells Fargo, stated: "Overall, the household sector still appears to be holding up, but consumer spending seems to be slowing." (Jin10)