The number of CBDC pilot users of the Bank of Korea has reached 500000

According to CNBC, a research report published in March by the academic journal Accounting Research Review estimated that only 32% to 56% of US cryptocurrency holders reported transactions to the federal government. The US Internal Revenue Service plans to require brokers to send investors a 1099-DA form listing the total returns on digital assets starting from the 2025 tax year. Accountants say that calculating taxes on digital asset transactions is more complex than traditional financial assets such as stocks and bonds.

[Ali Charts: Ethereum Monthly Chart Shows TD Sequential Buy Signal] Analyst Ali Charts stated that the Ethereum monthly chart has presented a TD Sequential Black 9 and S13 buy signal. Looking back over the past four years, Ethereum's monthly TD Sequential signals have reflected trend changes, including a 75% drop following the A13 sell signal in April 2022, a 236% rise after the Black 9 buy signal in September 2022, and a 258% increase following the A13 buy signal in April 2025. If this signal is confirmed, Ethereum's price could potentially begin an upward trend, targeting around $3,000.

An Ethereum ICO participant with address 0x6A53 deposited 0.1 ETH into Coinbase after 11 years of silence. The address previously received 2000 ETH at a cost of $620 and currently holds a value of $3.83 million. （Lookonchain）

Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger pointed out that BIP-110 is a Bitcoin soft fork scheme without built-in replay protection. If users attempt to transfer or sell assets on the BIP-110 chain, related transactions may be replayed to the Bitcoin main chain, resulting in the corresponding BTC being transferred out. Ledger recommends not to claim or operate BIP-110 fork coins before the replay protection mechanism is added.

According to Iranian Foreign Minister Aragorzi on August 8th, Iran is in talks with Oman regarding the legal mechanism, management methods, and shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz, and the two sides are close to reaching an agreement. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the United States making up for its violation of the US Iran Memorandum of Understanding. Iran believes that the original traffic separation system is no longer applicable, and both sides are currently discussing temporary navigation routes. The military departments of the two countries have started consultations based on nautical charts.