BTC falls below the $96000 mark

[U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Proposes Token Classification Framework] U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins stated that the agency will soon consider establishing a formal 'token classification framework,' which will be based on the Howey investment contract securities analysis. The Howey test originates from a 1946 case, defining securities as investments of funds in a common enterprise with profits derived from the efforts of others.

It is expected that 2 million ETH will be released from staking within the next 35 days. （Cointelegraph）

The technology aims to expedite transactions and eliminate intermediaries, enabling the direct transfer of digital currencies over a blockchain-based system.

[Cantor Fitzgerald Holds Over $1 Billion Worth of MSTR Stock] According to the Saniexp report, Cantor Fitzgerald holds over $1 billion worth of MSTR stock. The company has reduced its holdings by 406,238 shares and currently holds 4,009,492 shares. Reports indicate that the total cost of this position for Cantor Fitzgerald is $1.291 billion, with an average cost of $322.21 per share.

BitMine has appointed a new CEO and its Ethereum reserves have exceeded $11 billion. （Cointelegraph）