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Crypto ETP provider CoinShares had already registered for a Doge ETF in December.

These whales, who each hold $10 million or more in the tokens, account for 94% of the combined token supply.

The TRUMP token has helped draw in more than $11 billion in volume on Solana since its launch.The following is an excerpt from The Block’s Data and Insights newsletter.

The group will work on developing a federal regulatory framework for digital assets, including stablecoins and work to evaluate the creation of a “strategic national digital assets stockpile.”

The SEC is at a critical moment in deciding the future of cryptocurrency asset regulation.

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- 16:49U.S. Commerce Secretary Raimondo Clarifies: Trump Intends to Impose Secondary Sanctions on Russia, Not Secondary TariffsOdaily Planet Daily News: U.S. Secretary of Commerce Luttig clarified that Trump was referring to imposing secondary sanctions on Russia, not secondary tariffs.In addition, when discussing tariffs, Trump stated that he is still willing to negotiate. He mentioned that the market has become calm and favorable thanks to U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent, and claimed that whenever he appears on television, the market experiences wild fluctuations, and that he can influence the market simply by speaking. (Jin10)
- 16:43Posting an inquiry about "What is CA" may be a subtle hint at token issuanceOdaily Planet Daily reported that the consumer-grade blockchain project Abstract posted on X, asking "What is CA (on Abstract)", which is suspected to hint at a token launch.Previously, Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Netz hinted during a livestream that the Layer 2 network Abstract Chain may have its TGE before the end of the year. At the time, he stated: "Before the end of the year means September, October, November, or December."
- 16:37Trump Says Uncertain Whether Sanctions Bill Against Russia Is NecessaryAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, citing CCTV International News, on the morning of July 14 local time, Trump met with visiting NATO Secretary General Rutte at the White House. When discussing a new bill being advanced by the U.S. Senate to impose tough sanctions on Russia, Trump stated, "I'm not sure we need this." Trump noted that some senior Republicans in the Senate are actively pushing the matter. He said he does not want them to "waste their time." However, he also added, "It could be useful, we'll see."