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- 12:44Alph.AI Market Maker Tracking: Today's Meme Quick Overview - GOAT Top Market Maker Currently Holds 1.06%Foresight News reported, according to the latest data from Alph.AI, the market cap of GOAT, promoted by James Wynn, surpassed 10 million USD within a few hours after launch. Although the price has experienced some fluctuations, Alph.AI's market maker data shows that major players are still continuously buying in, with the top market maker currently holding 1.06% of the supply.
- 12:43Over 100 crypto companies sign joint letter urging inclusion of DeFi protection provisions in the crypto market structure billBlockBeats News, August 27, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, more than 110 crypto companies, investors, and advocacy groups have signed a joint letter warning the leaders of the U.S. Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees that if market structure legislation does not explicitly protect open-source software developers and non-custodial service providers, they will be unable to support the bill. With backing from major enterprises such as a certain exchange, a16z crypto, Ripple, as well as top projects, investment firms, and state blockchain councils, the DeFi Education Fund warned that treating developers who publish code or enable non-custodial blockchain access as financial intermediaries could hinder blockchain innovation in the United States. The alliance pointed out that, according to the White House's recent digital asset report, the proportion of U.S. open-source software developers has dropped significantly, from 25% in 2021 to 18% in 2025. While the alliance praised the House and Senate for including some developer protections and the right to self-custody digital assets in the current market structure draft, they believe this is not enough and have begun calling for clear federal rules to protect DeFi developers, ensure nationwide regulatory consistency, and uphold U.S. open-source innovation.
- 12:43US prosecutors appeal HashFlare cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme case, seeking to increase 3-year sentence to 10 yearsForesight News: According to Decrypt, U.S. federal prosecutors have filed an appeal with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, challenging the verdict in the HashFlare cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme case. Previously, Estonian defendants Sergei Potapenko and Ivan Turõgin pleaded guilty to involvement in a $577 million cryptocurrency mining Ponzi scheme, but the judge sentenced them to only three years of supervised release and fined each $25,000, rejecting the prosecution's request for a 10-year prison term. Legal experts stated that the likelihood of a successful appeal is low, as Judge Lasnik's decision was well-founded, taking into account factors such as time already served and immigration risks.