Anselm stated that institutional funds are turning to bullish cryptocurrency markets, including Stanley Druckenmiller's purchase of HYPE, Robinhood's launch of its own L2, and Paul Tudor Jones' increase in Bitcoin positions. Anselm pointed out that the regulatory environment in the cryptocurrency industry is improving, and native cryptocurrency investors still generally maintain a bearish and pessimistic sentiment. The combination of institutional funds turning bullish, improved regulatory environment, and extremely pessimistic internal market sentiment constitutes the conditions for the formation of a bottom in the market.

Bybit has launched three perpetual contracts on the US stock market, namely the Roundhill Technology Seven Giant ETF (MAGSUSDT), Home Depot (HDUSDT), and Adeno Semiconductor (ADIUSDT), with a maximum support of 25 times leverage and limited time commission discounts. The limit order rate is 0%, and the market order rate is 50% off.

Arthur Hayes stated that FLOP has not yet released a white paper, and the team is still in communication with relevant stakeholders to ensure the stability of the plan. It is expected that charts on the economic design of FLOP tokens will be released starting next week, and the project will adopt a 100% fair issuance model.

The asset tokenization platform Centrifuge has integrated with Symbiotic's Liquid Lane liquidity network, providing USDC instant liquidity support for its $1.6 billion tokenized fund. This integration covers JAAA and JTRSY funds under Janus Henderson, as well as HYB fund under New York Life Investment Management. Fund holders can request the market to exchange fund tokens for USDC through on chain quotes, and market makers can obtain funds from the liquidity vault to meet redemption needs.

The exchange that lost $1.46 billion to North Korean hackers is the first large centralized firm to put numbers on a claim bitcoin developers have been making all month.