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- Chainlink partners with U.S. Commerce Department to onchain Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) data, bridging DeFi with institutional-grade macroeconomic signals like GDP and PCE. - Institutional investors (UBS, Fidelity, JPMorgan) adopt Chainlink’s ISO/SOC 2-certified infrastructure to tokenize assets and automate risk-adjusted lending protocols across Ethereum and Layer-2 networks. - DeFi TVL hits $123.6B in Q2 2025, with Chainlink’s TVS surpassing $89B, driven by real-time data-driven use cases like Aa

- Arctic Pablo Coin (APC) and Dogwifhat (WIF) represent contrasting meme coin strategies in 2025, with APC prioritizing deflationary mechanics and structured incentives versus WIF’s static supply and fair launch model. - APC’s 50% public presale allocation, 66% APY staking rewards, and weekly token burns (reducing 5% of supply) create engineered scarcity, while WIF’s 998M fixed supply lacks inflationary or deflationary tools. - APC’s presale bonuses (100% BONUS100 code) and institutional-grade audits enhan

- BlockDAG (BDAG) raised $384M in presale, selling 25.5B tokens at $0.03, with analysts projecting $0.05 post-listing price (70% return) and potential $1 target. - Its hybrid PoW-DAG architecture enables 10 blocks/second, EVM compatibility, and 4,500+ developers building 300+ dApps, supported by 2.5M X1 miner app users and 19,000 ASIC sales. - Outperforming projects like Remittix and Bitcoin Hyper, BlockDAG combines institutional-grade adoption with decentralized mining, contrasting meme-driven tokens like

- Analysts predict Bitcoin's autumn resurgence driven by favorable macroeconomic conditions and rising institutional adoption. - Upcoming halving event and reduced supply expectations, combined with clearer global regulations, reinforce structural price support. - On-chain consolidation patterns and stable volatility suggest a potential breakout, though timing remains subject to market dynamics.

- Tether partners with RGB to bring USDT to Bitcoin, enabling native, scalable, private transactions. - Integration allows USDT to be sent/received via Bitcoin wallets without external infrastructure. - Tether expands Bitcoin ecosystem presence through mining investments and strategic stakes. - USDT's $167B market cap reinforces its dominance as it phases out less scalable blockchains.

- BlockDAG (BDAG), a Layer-1 blockchain combining DAG scalability with PoW security, has raised $386M in presale, selling 25.5B tokens to 200K+ holders. - Analysts project $0.05 listing target, with potential to reach $1 (top 50 crypto) or $10 (Solana/Avalanche tier), driven by 2.5M X1 Mobile Miner users and 19K X10 hardware sales. - The $0.001→$0.03 token price surge offers 2,900% returns, supported by 4.5K developers, 300+ EVM-compatible dApps, and partnerships with Inter Milan and Seattle sports teams.

- BlockDAG (BDAG) raised $386M in its presale, selling 25.5B tokens at $0.03, with a $0.05 listing target and potential 2,900% returns for early investors. - Its hybrid DAG+PoW architecture aims to balance scalability and security, supported by 2.5M X1 app users and 19,000 X10 hardware miners globally. - Gamified presale features and 4,500+ developers building 300+ dApps highlight community engagement and ecosystem growth potential. - Partnerships with sports teams and EVM compatibility boost mainstream ap

- Analysts and crypto enthusiasts debate XRP's potential to reach $10,000 by 2025, challenging conservative 2030 $1,000 forecasts. - Optimists cite institutional adoption and ETF approval as key catalysts, while skeptics question rapid regulatory and market alignment. - Community reactions range from aggressive price targets ($5 by 2025) to doubts about adoption speed, with XRP currently trading near $2.90. - Emerging projects like MAGACOIN FINANCE gain traction as alternatives, offering projected 1700% up

- StraitsX released June 2025 attestation reports for XUSD/XSGD, confirming 1:1 fiat reserve backing and regulatory compliance. - Independent auditors verified segregated reserve accounts and audit methodologies, addressing investor transparency concerns. - Monthly proof-of-reserve snapshots introduced to provide real-time visibility for users and institutional stakeholders. - Enhanced disclosures align with global stablecoin governance standards and set a transparency benchmark for the industry.
- 13:05Certain exchange: Despite the market being severely hit, there is still hope; if Bitcoin holds at $110,000, a rebound may begin.ChainCatcher reported that according to the latest analysis report from a certain exchange Alpha, last week bitcoin dropped from above $126,000 to below $103,310, a decline of 18.1%, triggering the largest nominal value liquidation event in the history of cryptocurrency. However, historically, after such liquidation-driven market sell-offs, the market often experiences a "mechanical" rebound. For bitcoin, if it can recover and maintain above $110,000, it will confirm entry into a stable phase and initiate a rebound target near $117,000 to $120,000; conversely, if it fails to do so, it may face a retest of the $100,000 price area.
- 13:02Sources: SEC Crypto Working Group Chief Legal Advisor Mike Selig Remains Top Candidate for CFTC ChairJinse Finance reported, citing Crypto In America, that the White House is about to make a decision on the candidate to succeed Brian Quintenz as Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Two sources close to the process said that Mike Selig, Chief Legal Advisor of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Cryptocurrency Working Group, remains the government's top candidate. It is reported that the White House has also begun reviewing potential commissioner candidates to rebuild the five-member committee. The committee is currently led solely by Acting Chair Caroline Pham. After Quintenz was removed last month, industry groups have been pressuring the White House to nominate a candidate who is friendly toward cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, Congress is about to pass a market structure bill that will expand the CFTC's rulemaking authority over the cryptocurrency market. According to sources, the primary criteria for the new candidate include understanding the policies of both the SEC and CFTC, and being able to help the government achieve the goal of coordinating and unifying the regulation of the two agencies. Selig is also a senior advisor to SEC Chairman Paul Atkins. His career began at the CFTC, where he served as a clerk for then-Commissioner Chris Giancarlo, followed by ten years in private practice at Perkins Coie and Willkie Farr & Gallagher, where he was also a member of the firm's digital asset team.
- 12:52The White House may nominate Mike Selig as Chairman of the US CFTCChainCatcher news, according to Crypto in America, the White House is about to announce Mike Selig as the nominee for Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Selig is currently the Chief Legal Advisor of the SEC Cryptocurrency Working Group and is considered an ideal candidate to coordinate regulation between the SEC and CFTC.