[Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio says Bitcoin is unlikely to be widely held by central banks due to transparency and security risks] Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio stated in a podcast with Nikhil Kamath that Bitcoin is unlikely to be widely held by central banks and most institutions due to key issues such as transaction transparency and the risk of being hacked.

[U.S. Federal Bank Regulators Confirm Banks Can Conduct Cryptocurrency-Related Business] According to Solid Intel, U.S. federal bank regulators stated that banks can legally engage in cryptocurrency trading and custody services.

[SOL-USD Trading Volume on Solana Chain Surpasses the Combined Spot Volume of Binance and Bybit for Three Consecutive Months] Artemis data scientist Kavilsh pointed out that the SOL-USD trading volume on the Solana chain has surpassed the combined spot trading volume of Binance and Bybit for three consecutive months. The perspective suggests that Solana is transitioning from a meme coin chain to the liquidity foundation layer of cryptocurrency.

BBX News: Last week, global listed companies implemented multi line encryption configurations: BTC Core Reserve: CIMG (NASDAQ: IMG) invested 24.61 million yuan to increase its holdings of 230 BTC; American Bitcoin Corp (NASDAQ: ABTC) holds over 5000 coins; ETH institutional deepening: BitMine (NYSE: BMNR) splurged 141 million to purchase 48000 ETH coins; DBS Bank (SGX: D05) disclosed holding 158000 ETH; SOL Treasury Formation: MemeSrategy (HKG: 2440) increases holdings of SOL; Mangoceuticals (NASDAQ: MGRX) advances $100 million SOL treasury strategy Institutions invested over 340 million US dollars in a single week, transitioning from a "single bet" to a new stage of "multi chain treasury system" allocation. Source: bbx.com

[Japanese Government Bonds Extend Losses as Central Bank Rate Hike Pushes Yields to Multi-Year Highs] Japanese government bonds continued their decline on Monday as the Bank of Japan raised its benchmark interest rate to the highest level in 30 years. The yield on Japan's 10-year government bond rose 7.5 basis points to 2.095%, the highest level since February 1999, while the two-year government bond yield climbed 3 basis points to 1.12%, marking a new high since 1997. The sell-off in sovereign debt was triggered by the Bank of Japan's rate hike last Friday, with traders disappointed by the lack of clear guidance on when the central bank might tighten policy again. After Japanese Finance Minister Katsuyuki Katayama and top foreign exchange official Atsushi Mimura issued warnings about recent currency weakness, the yen briefly rose 0.3% against the dollar to 157.25.