1. Donald Trump's son Eric Trump announced the official launch of the cryptocurrency project WLFI. 2. The fourth batch of NFT trading card series by Donald Trump

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2024.08.29 02:53
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Eric Trump, son of Donald Trump, officially launched the cryptocurrency project WLFI. The fourth batch of NFT trading card series sales by Trump exceeded $2 million, selling only 5.8% of the total supply. Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 2.99% to 89.47 T. China International Capital Corporation (CICC) launched a virtual asset futures ETF. Hong Kong police dismantled three virtual currency money laundering groups, involving over HKD 300 million. Australian investors lost $122 million in a cryptocurrency scam. The UK filed a lawsuit against illegal cryptocurrency ATMs. 51% of institutional investors are considering allocating to spot cryptocurrencies, and according to a report by QCP Capital, any market correction in stocks and cryptocurrencies will be temporary

  1. Eric Trump, son of Donald Trump, announced the official launch of the cryptocurrency project WLFI.

  2. The fourth batch of NFT trading card series by Trump has exceeded $2 million in sales, but only 5.8% of the total supply has been sold.

  3. The mining difficulty of Bitcoin was adjusted up by 2.99% to 89.47 T last night.

  4. Hong Kong media: China International Capital Corporation is actively launching virtual asset futures ETFs at the current stage.

  5. Hong Kong police have busted 3 money laundering groups involving virtual currencies, with a total amount involved exceeding HKD 300 million.

  6. The Supreme People's Court has listed "research on the disposal of virtual currencies involved in cases" as a major judicial research topic for the year 2024.

  7. Report: Australian investors have lost $122 million in the past 12 months due to cryptocurrency scams.

  8. The UK has issued its first cryptocurrency ATM indictment, charging a resident with laundering £300,000 using an illegal ATM.

  9. French football superstar Kylian Mbappé's account was hacked and used to promote the token MBAPPE, the tweet has since been deleted.

  10. The Economist report: 51% of institutional investors are considering allocating to spot cryptocurrencies.

  11. QCP Capital: With the Federal Reserve about to start cutting interest rates, any pullback in the stock market and cryptocurrencies will be temporary

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