星球早讯

1. The U.S. SEC Committee passed the "Crypto Asset Regulation" proposal, with commissioners voting separately outside the public meeting;

2. VanEck: 8 of 12 capitulation indicators are flashing, Bitcoin pullback may be nearing its end;

3. High yields pressure chip stocks, with Korean stocks bearing the brunt, "investors are no longer willing to pay high premiums";

4. Japanese stocks decline as bond market concerns cool AI risk appetite;

5. Robinhood CEO: The world is entering a tokenization supercycle, calling on U.S. regulators to accelerate adaptation to the tokenized market;

6. It is reported that OpenAI's revenue grew 18% quarter-over-quarter, but losses widened;

7. A newly created address sold 9.3 million KTA and 2 billion GALA tokens, causing a sharp drop in token prices;

8. Recording the second-largest single-week purchase volume in the past 12 months, hedge funds bought U.S. stocks every trading day last week;

9. Pavel Durov: Telegram has applied for the .gram domain, and users may be able to create personal websites via prompts in the future;

10. White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt: Remains "optimistic and bullish" on the passage of the Clarity Act.