🔥 Today: Circle issued another 750 million $USDC on Solana.

🇺🇸 Breaking news: According to Eleanor Terrett, Senate Democrats will hold a closed-door meeting tomorrow to discuss cryptocurrency market structures, the first such meeting since the Senate Banking Committee postponed its deliberations.

🚨Latest news: Standard Chartered Bank has lowered its 2026 price target for Solana to $250, but raised its long-term forecast to $2,000 by 2030, citing Solana's dominant position in the micropayments and stablecoin sectors.

🚨Latest news: Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan stated that the cryptocurrency winter actually began as early as January 2025, but was masked by fund flows in ETFs and DAT. He added, "We are closer to the end of the winter than it began."

🇺🇸 Today: Michael Seliger, Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, stated that the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act will create a "gold standard" for the U.S. cryptocurrency market.

⚡ Breaking News: Vitalik Buterin stated that with the scaling of the L1 layer itself, the initial vision of viewing the L2 layer as a "branded shard" of Ethereum is no longer applicable. He suggested that the L2 layer should focus on unique value-added functions beyond scaling and achieve interoperability with Ethereum as much as possible.

⚡️ Insight: Bitcoin's Puel multiple remains in discount territory, indicating miner pressure and historically favorable accumulation levels, while also suggesting that a broader bearish trend may continue.

🔥 Breaking news: Nasdaq-listed Tian Ruixiang plans to acquire up to 15,000 bitcoins from an unnamed investor in an equity-linked deal, while also establishing a strategic partnership focused on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies.

🇺🇸 Breaking news: According to reports, Trump has signed the Omnibus Appropriations Act to immediately reopen the U.S. federal government and fund most of its operations for the remainder of the fiscal year.

🚨 Alert: Glassnode data shows that Bitcoin's realized profit/loss ratio is close to 1, a level historically associated with market crashes.