Under the STOCK Act, US lawmakers disclosed their crypto trades. Top picks include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano. Some also hold niche coins like SKI and LGB, sparking market interest.
Under the STOCK Act, US lawmakers must disclose qualifying trades, offering a view into their crypto preferences. Bitcoin ranks first among disclosed holdings, followed by Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano, with some lawmakers also using ETFs or crypto-related stocks for exposure.
The US government is considering pre-release security reviews for AI models due to Anthropic's Mythos AI's ability to find critical software flaws. This move could extend to decentralized AI projects in crypto, affecting smart contracts, DeFi, and on-chain agents.
This article analyzes The Graph (GRT) price predictions from multiple sources for 2021-2025. GRT currently trades at $0.65, with an all-time high of $2.88. Predictions for 2025 range from $2.24 to $5.414. The market sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with a consensus toward $3 by 2025.
CryptoComLearn reviewed The Graph’s long-term price outlook, arguing that GRT could benefit from its role as a Web3 data indexing protocol. Still, volatility and uncertain adoption remain key risks for investors.
Japan's FSA lists 28 licensed exchanges offering 100+ tokens including DeFi, AI, and gaming assets. The JVCEA's 'Green List' streamlines listings while maintaining strict compliance, reflecting a structured regulatory model.
Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) lists over 100 unique tokens across 28 registered crypto exchanges. The regulated framework covers DeFi, gaming, AI, and stablecoins, with JVCEA's 'Green List' streamlining listings. The data highlights market expansion under strict oversight.
Binance adds 11 tokens to its Proof-of-Reserves system, including DOGE and MASK, pushing verifiable reserves past $63 billion. The move continues the exchange's transparency efforts after the FTX collapse, though experts caution PoR alone doesn't reveal liabilities.
