[Satsuma Sells 669.49 Bitcoins, Returns £30.7189 Million to Shareholders] UK-listed company Satsuma Technology has sold its entire reserve of 669.4867 Bitcoins at an average transaction price of £47,667 per Bitcoin, generating total proceeds of approximately £31.91 million. The UK High Court has approved the company’s plan to implement a capital reduction by canceling Class B shares, allowing it to return £30.718881 million to eligible shareholders, equivalent to £0.002734 per Class B share. The related payments are expected to be made no later than September 28, with the delisting from the London Stock Exchange anticipated to take effect on September 14. (Source: CryptoSlate)

A whale has spent a total of 1.04 million US dollars in the past 10 days to buy 20.31 million MEMEs, with an average purchase price of 0.051 US dollars, and has now become the largest holder of MEMEs.

[South Korea's People Power Party Opposes Advancing Central Bank Digital Currency, Calls for Improved Security Measures First] South Korea's People Power Party has expressed strong opposition to the government's introduction of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) before legal and institutional security measures are fully established. Jang Dong-hyuk stated that while a CBDC could enhance payment convenience and efficiency, it should not be hastily implemented for the sake of convenience. Key issues such as the traceability of transactions, the potential control over the use and duration of funds, and whether the public's right to choose currency can be safeguarded must first be clarified. The United States has prohibited the advancement of retail CBDCs due to privacy concerns, and major economies like Japan have also refrained from rushing into issuance. The Bank of Korea is currently advancing related pilot projects through the 'Han River Project.' (Source: Digitalasset)

Affected by the Trump administration's decision to postpone refined copper import tariffs, copper prices fell in early trading in Asia. Traders are hoarding copper in the United States in anticipation of increased tariffs, and inflation concerns have made the White House hesitant about the tariff plan. (Source: Jin Shi)

Fox Business reporters stated that the final text of the CLARITY Act has been updated to page 635.