Author: 行政

US-listed crypto exchange-traded funds outside Bitcoin and Ethereum drew nearly $90 million last week. Investors followed a sharp market rally into XRP, Solana, Chainlink and Hyperliquid.XRP products led the group with $39.78 million of net inflows in the week ended Aug. 21, their strongest showing since the week ended May 15, when they attracted about $60.5 million.Solana funds followed with $28.34 million, while Chainlink and Hyperliquid products added $13.35 million and $3.89 million, respectively.Data from SoSoValue shows that the rally broadened. The ETF rebound was dominated by Bitcoin and Ethereum. Spot Bitcoin funds pulled in $1.92 billion during the week,…

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US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded their strongest inflow week of 2026 as a sharp crypto rally pulled investors back into funds that had struggled to attract sustained demand for much of the year.Bitcoin ETFs drew $1.918 billion in the five trading sessions through Aug. 21, while funds holding Ethereum attracted $697.2 million, according to SoSoValue data. The combined $2.6 billion intake was the strongest for the two groups in about 10 months.Bitcoin funds recorded inflows every day during the week, pushing cumulative net subscriptions since their January 2024 debut to $53.7 billion. Notably, the weekly total was also…

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Bitcoin Core contributors are weighing whether a thinly used network transport offers valuable insurance or has become a liability too costly to retain.In the open CJDNS support discussion, Bitcoin Core member Andrew Chow said one seeder database held 25 CJDNS addresses, had reached 22 and classified only seven as good. The issue author, Martin Zumsande, reported seeing only three to four peers even though Bitcoin Core ships with 11 fixed CJDNS seeds.Those figures have prompted support for deprecation and a suggestion that Bitcoin Core warn users in a 32.x release before planning removal in 33.x. But that version sequence was…

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Bitari Inc., a Bitcoin mining host pursuing a planned Bitcoin mining IPO and Nasdaq listing, is asking public buyers to provide nearly all of the consideration shown in its prospectus table while receiving about 10% of the company after the deal. The company’s preliminary S-1 proposes selling 4,285,715 shares at an expected $7 each, producing $30,000,005 of gross proceeds. The table counts that payment as 99.8% of total consideration and gives the new investors 10% of the 43,085,715 shares expected to be outstanding after the base offering. The 99.8% figure compares consideration paid with shares owned rather than assigning enterprise…

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Pakistan has given crypto platforms until Sept. 5 to enter its new licensing regime or stop serving the market, moving the country from broad crypto policy toward formal supervision.The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, or PVARA, opened a licensing portal on Aug. 22 after issuing final virtual-asset service regulations a day earlier.Bilal Bin Saqib, PVARA’s Chairman, said:“This market [previously] existed without a clear regulatory pathway. Today, that changes. We now have the rules, the regulator and the licensing framework to bring virtual assets into the formal economy, protect consumers and build the foundation for the next generation of financial infrastructure.…

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ZK International said it received 205,512.5 AWA tokens on July 30 to settle a $20.02 million equity-financing receivable, but disclosed that the tokens remained unmonetized and their receipt-date fair value was unresolved. The update matters because management’s going-concern doubt persisted while the company depended on turning accounting assets into usable liquidity.At March 31, ZK International’s continuing operations held $82,696 in cash and cash equivalents, equal to about 0.12% of $66.44 million in total assets. The company’s continuing business was a pipeline-monitoring components resale operation; AI computing services were still planned, and the AWA balance arose from financing rather than operating…

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On May 29, the CFTC approved a Bitcoin perpetual contract for a regulated US exchange. Almost three months later, on Aug. 18, the SEC proposed a legal route through which crypto projects could someday raise money from the public under rules written for token networks.That’s a pretty unusual order in which Washington is rebuilding the American crypto market. The rules for trading and hedging an established asset are already producing live products, while the rules that would let founders finance new assets still have to pass through public comments and another SEC vote.Bitcoin traded around $77,000 on Aug. 21, up…

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Secret Network executed a 1.079 billion-SCRT mint on Aug. 21 as backers of Proposal 365 moved to keep the Cosmos-based layer 1 operating ahead of SCRT Labs’ Sept. 1 support cutoff.Proposal 365 passed and scheduled the v1.26.0-community-continuance upgrade for block 26,790,327. Results from that block record the full mint as a finalize-block upgrade event, with no normal user transaction or mint transaction hash.After the upgrade, the live secret-4 node reported software version 1.26.0 and reached block 26,806,270. Those observations establish that the upgrade ran and block production continued, while the proposal still leaves development, infrastructure and validator participation dependent on…

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Shareholders of Chaince Digital Holdings, a crypto treasury firm, will decide Monday whether to increase the company’s authorized ordinary shares from 1 billion to 20 billion and give its board broad reverse-split authority. The vote comes days after Chaince established an at-the-market program allowing up to $300 million of stock sales.Approval would give the board substantially wider options for future financing and capital management. Actual share issuance and any reverse split would remain subject to later company action, making Monday’s decision a vote on the scale of that authority.The authority shareholders are weighingProposal Three would create 19 billion additional authorized…

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Foreign investors sent a net $133.5 billion into US financial markets in June. During the same month, they sold $29 billion of Treasury bills.Those numbers describe two different tides in the same month. Most of the incoming money went into US stocks, while demand for government debt was much weaker. Foreign buyers purchased $181.4 billion of US equities and only $6.8 billion of long-term Treasuries. At the short end, they reduced the bills commonly used as a place to park cash.That split helps explain why stablecoins have become part of Washington’s debt strategy. Issuers such as Tether and Circle keep…

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