SpaceX IPO at $135 per share

US President Trump officially nominated Jay Clayton, who supports Bitcoin, as the next Director of Intelligence. Jay Clayton publicly stated that he is a staunch supporter of BTC. （The Bitcoin Historian）

The Chairman of the CFTC stated that the United States must take a leading position in the cryptocurrency and forecasting markets, and stated that the impact of these innovations on financial markets is not a matter of whether they occur, but rather a matter of where they occur. （CoinDesk）

According to a report by consulting firm Crane Zeng, the trading volume of US users in the offshore forecasting market is approximately $11 billion to $34 billion, accounting for 12.5% to 31.5% of the total trading volume in the US forecasting market. Among them, Polymarket contributed $11 billion to $27 billion in trading volume on a single platform. The report predicts that by 2030, the annual trading volume of US users in the offshore forecasting market will reach $133 billion. The market is predicted to grow rapidly in the past two years, with Kalshi and Polymarket as the main representatives. The US CFTC's attitude towards the domestic forecasting market is becoming more relaxed, but unlicensed offshore platforms are prohibited from providing services to US users. Polymarket was banned from operating in the United States in 2022 due to unregistered service to American customers.

LG Electronics has chosen to develop a new blockchain based on Arbitrum to support advertising and media businesses, with ARB tokens rising by over 5%. This network is used for the placement, purchase, sale, and management of digital advertisements, and records the interaction between users and advertising content. Arbitrarum is developed by Offchain Labs and utilizes Optimal Rollup technology. LG has launched the enterprise level blockchain Monachain, developed the cryptocurrency wallet Wallypto, and launched the Art Lab NFT marketplace through its IT services department LG CNS.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse criticized JPMorgan CEO Jamie Damon's critical stance on the Clarity Act encryption bill. （Decrypt）