【】 According to the popularity ranking, WLFI ranks first in popularity, while PTB has the largest increase. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① WLFI （$0.1914，3.91%） ② M （$1.56，-9.83%） ③ ETH （$4293.06，-1.96%） ④ PTB （$0.05297，16.14%） ⑤ OKB （$194.74，6.50%） The main funds of PTB have strong buying power, with a net inflow of $9.9789 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $882 million in 24 hours, of which the main funds have a net inflow of $25.487 million.

[StablecoinX Merges with TLGY and Secures $530 Million in Funding] StablecoinX announced a merger agreement with TLGY and raised an additional $530 million through PIPE financing to support ENA token reserves. Investors include YZi Labs, Brevan Howard, and several other institutions. The total funding scale reached $890 million, and upon completion, the total number of ENA tokens held by StablecoinX is expected to exceed 3 billion.

[Terraform Labs Co-Founder Do Kwon's Claim for S$19.4 Million Payment on Singapore Luxury Property Rejected] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Singaporean media revealed that Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon had set his sights on a S$38.8 million penthouse on Orchard Road in Singapore five months before the collapse of the cryptocurrency he launched. He paid approximately S$19.4 million (50% of the purchase price) as an option fee and subsequent payment. However, the transaction was not completed. It is reported that after Do Kwon's legal troubles, the property developer confiscated the substantial sum. Do Kwon, a South Korean national, argued that the confiscation was invalid and entrusted his wife to file a claim with the Singapore High Court, but the claim was dismissed by Justice Philip Jeyaretnam. Additionally, Do Kwon and the Luna Foundation Guard were sued by 366 investors in the Singapore International Commercial Court this May, facing claims of approximately $66 million to $90 million.

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