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Low market cap tokens are heating up as May kicks off, with Dragonchain, ZORA, and Housecoin leading gains amid fresh bullish catalysts.
Stripe plans to initially target businesses outside the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom, aiming to offer faster and more efficient cross-border transactions.
Stellar (XLM) is riding strong bullish momentum with rising RSI and ADX readings. However, key resistance at $0.30 and critical support at $0.279 could decide its next big move.
Quick Take The Arbitrum Foundation said it withdrew from the Nvidia-backed Ignition AI Accelerator program after the chip maker requested not to be named in any public announcements. Earlier reports indicated that NVIDIA rejected Arbitrum’s bid to join the accelerator program. Arbitrum called the withdrawal a “sound business decision” in a statement.
- 08:48$140 Million Liquidated Across the Market in the Past 4 Hours, With ETH Liquidations Exceeding $60 MillionOdaily Planet Daily News: According to Coinglass data, liquidations across the entire network reached $140 million in the past 4 hours, with long positions accounting for $123 million and short positions for $16.1086 million. Notably, in the past hour (UTC+8), ETH liquidations totaled $62.0609 million.
- 08:13Bitcoin Treasury Firm H100 Group Approved for Listing on the Frankfurt Stock ExchangeAccording to an official announcement reported by Jinse Finance, Swedish listed company H100 Group has been approved for trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Open Market), with trading commencing today under the stock code GS9. Yesterday, H100 Group announced an additional purchase of 140.25 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 510.28 BTC.
- 08:01White House Digital Asset Market Working Group Expected to Release First Crypto Policy Report on July 22PANews, July 7—According to Crypto In America, the U.S. House of Representatives is in recess this week due to a schedule adjustment, while the Senate is shifting its focus to cryptocurrency market structure. The Senate Banking Committee will hold a hearing this Wednesday to discuss establishing a regulatory framework for the $3 trillion digital asset industry and is expected to release a draft for market structure reform this week. This draft will incorporate elements from the 2023 Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act and the House CLARITY Act, with the goal of advancing the legislative process before the August recess. Next week, the House will vote on the Senate-passed stablecoin bill, the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the anti-central bank digital currency surveillance bill. In addition, the White House Digital Asset Market Working Group is expected to release its first crypto policy report on July 22, covering regulatory and legislative recommendations, which may include establishing a national digital asset reserve and ensuring fair access to banking services for crypto businesses.