Odaily News Pumpfun, a Solana Meme coin launch platform, announced adjustments to its creator fee mechanism, introducing the "Creator Fee Sharing" feature first, with more updates to follow.

According to the announcement, the new mechanism primarily includes three changes:

First, creators can split fees among up to 10 wallets.

Second, it supports transferring token ownership.

Third, it allows revoking contract update permissions.

Pumpfun stated that this adjustment is the first step in reforming the creator fee mechanism, with more related optimization plans to be launched soon.

Odaily News According to South Korea's Ministry of Finance, South Korea will launch a digital asset spot ETF (Jin10).

Odaily News The Zcash Foundation posted on the X platform, stating that Zcash has always been a decentralized, open-source protocol, with no single contributor, team, or organization able to control it.

Zcash was designed from the outset with resilience as a goal. Its codebase is completely open source, its consensus rules are maintained by independent node operators worldwide, and its development is supported by a diverse range of organizations and contributors. As a steward of the protocol, the Zcash Foundation's mission is to serve the public interest, with key focuses including: maintaining and supporting Zcash protocol development, funding independent research and engineering practices, supporting the decentralization of infrastructure and governance, and advocating for privacy as a fundamental human right.

Odaily News According to a post on X by Josh Swihart, CEO of the Electric Coin Company (ECC), the original development team behind Zcash, the team remains fully committed to Zcash. Additionally, they are building a new Zcash wallet, and pre-applications for the product are now open.

Odaily News According to market news, the Grayscale BNB ETF has been registered in Delaware, USA.

Odaily News President Trump of the United States explicitly stated in an interview with The New York Times that he would not consider pardoning FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). SBF was convicted in 2023 on multiple charges including misappropriation of customer funds and financial fraud, becoming one of the most iconic criminal cases in the history of the cryptocurrency industry.

During the interview, when asked by a reporter about the possibility of presidential pardons for several high-profile incarcerated individuals, SBF was among those mentioned but was explicitly ruled out. Trump indicated that he had no intention of exercising his pardon power for individuals including SBF.

The report also disclosed that musician Sean Combs (Diddy) had written to Trump requesting a pardon but was similarly rejected. In contrast, Trump has indeed exercised his pardon power in recent years for some political allies or individuals supporting his narrative of "politicized justice," but SBF is not within his consideration.

Analysis points out that Trump's statement implies that, in the foreseeable future, the possibility of SBF being released early through a presidential pardon is extremely low. His criminal liability and civil accountability processes will continue, and the discussions on compliance and regulation within the cryptocurrency industry will also continue to be profoundly impacted.