1. Popular CEX currencies

Top 10 CEX trading volume and 24-hour price changes:

1. BNB -1.14%
2. BTC -1.63%
3. ETH -6.83%
4. SOL -6.05%
5. PEPE -9.09%
6. DOGE -7.49%
7. XRP -4.56%
8. ADA -6.60%
9. SUI -7.62%
10. LINK -7.43%

24-hour price increase list (data source: OKX):

1. NC +5.92%
2. SPK +0.94%
3. CELO +0.20%
4. USDT +0.03%

2.24 Hour Hot Search Coins

• WLFI: World Liberty Financial's WLFI is a token for a DeFi project associated with the Trump family, primarily used for ecosystem governance and incentives. Over the past 24 hours, WLFI's price has fluctuated significantly, with data showing significant discrepancies across different trading platforms. Due to low liquidity and fragmented market data, WLFI carries a high investment risk, and its price performance is susceptible to significant influence from the actions of a single exchange or institution.

Headlines

US President Trump: Remove Fed Governor Cook

US President Trump: Remove Federal Reserve Board Member Cook.

Bio Protocol's first Launchpad project, Aubrai, has launched and is currently 5.4 times oversubscribed.

Bio Protocol announced on the X platform that its first Launchpad project, Aubrai, has launched, currently 5.4 times oversubscribed. Furthermore, Aubrai tokens will be available for secondary trading shortly after the launch.

The acting chairman of the US CFTC may join MoonPay after the official chairman is confirmed

Crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett wrote, "There are rumors that Acting Chair of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Caroline D. Pham will join the cryptocurrency payment platform MoonPay after the permanent chairman is confirmed. MoonPay declined to comment. A CFTC spokesperson did not deny the rumor, telling me: 'As she stated in May, Acting Chair Pham will return to the private sector after the new chairman is confirmed. In the meantime, she remains committed to faithfully implementing the President's agenda and delivering on his promise to win in the crypto space.'"

Industry News

Trump threatens tariffs on countries that implement digital taxes, digital services legislation, or digital market regulations

US President Trump announced on social media that he would take tough measures against countries that implement digital taxes, digital services legislation, or digital market regulations. He accused these policies of being designed to harm or discriminate against US tech companies while giving special treatment to large Chinese tech companies. Trump warned that if these discriminatory policies are not lifted, he would impose additional tariffs on exports from the countries involved and restrict the export of US technology and chips. He stressed that US tech companies are no longer the world's "piggy bank" or "doormat," and called on all countries to respect the US and its tech companies or face consequences.

Hassett: It's appropriate for the Fed to consider rate cuts

Hassett, director of the White House National Economic Council: (Speaking of the Federal Reserve) It is appropriate to consider lowering interest rates.

Hong Kong Treasury Secretary: Hong Kong's stablecoin has a clear positioning and there is no opportunity for speculation

Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, stated that Hong Kong has a clear positioning for stablecoins: as a means of delivery and an alternative form of legal tender. There is no opportunity for speculation, and he urged the public to exercise caution. He added that while payments through the banking system can cost as much as 3%, using stablecoins could potentially cost as little as 1%, potentially reducing cross-border payment costs and improving economic efficiency.

Project News

LIBRA token participant Hayden Davis sniped YZY and made a profit of $12 million

Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps published a post on the X platform stating that Hayden Davis, a self-proclaimed LIBRA token investor, profited $12 million by attacking Kanye West's newly launched YZY Meme Coin. Bubblemaps reported that multiple addresses targeted for attack were linked to Davis (Kelsier) through fund transactions, CCTP cross-chain transfers, and shared deposits. These attacking addresses began buying the token within one minute of its launch, with 14 addresses collectively profiting $12 million. Davis was a central figure in the LIBRA token controversy involving Argentine President Javier Milei and admitted to attacking the token upon its launch.

Sequans announces $200 million equity investment to accelerate Bitcoin reserve strategy

French semiconductor and IoT company Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) announced the launch of an "At the Market" (ATM) equity offering program, allowing the company to issue American Depositary Shares (ADSs) representing 10 ordinary shares at any time, depending on market conditions, for a total of up to $200 million. Sequans stated that this program will serve as the first phase of its Bitcoin reserve strategy, with the funds raised expected to be used primarily for continued Bitcoin purchases to support the company's long-term reserve strategy.

Biopharmaceutical company Galmed Pharmaceuticals announced plans to allocate 50% of its cash reserves in cryptocurrencies

According to Prnewswire, Galmed Pharmaceuticals Ltd., a US-listed biopharmaceutical company, announced the implementation of a digital asset management strategy, planning to allocate $10 million (approximately 50% of its current cash reserves) to digital asset investments. The company has established a cryptocurrency committee to evaluate and oversee cryptocurrency-related investment activities. The strategy will include digital asset portfolio rebalancing, participation in liquidity provision, staking income, and risk hedging strategies. To implement this plan, Galmed has signed a letter of intent with cryptocurrency asset management service provider Tectona (TASE: TECT), which will provide consulting and operational services.

Character Voice

WLFI BD Director: USD 1 points are similar to traditional loyalty programs, not common DeFi points

This afternoon, during a panel discussion at the WebX 2025 conference in Tokyo, Japan, Justin Kugel, Head of Business Development at World Liberty Financial (WLFI), explained that World Liberty Financial, backed by a team of TradFi and DeFi professionals, aims to bring the global economy onto the blockchain. A few months ago, WLFI announced its USD 1 points program, a first for any stablecoin issuer, nor one that operated across multiple centralized exchanges. Users can think of this points program as a loyalty program, rather than the more familiar DeFi points schemes—similar to accumulating airline miles and credit card points by using a credit card to buy a plane ticket.