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2024.08.30 02:53
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1. Trump: Prepare to announce a plan to make the United States the global "crypto capital". 2. Musk and Tesla win dismissal of accusations of manipulating Dogecoin

Trump plans to make the United States the "Crypto Capital" of the world, while Musk and Tesla win a lawsuit against manipulating Dogecoin. Independent miners successfully mined 3.275 bitcoins, and Cboe submitted an application for the listing of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs. The U.S. House of Representatives will hold a cryptocurrency hearing in September, Iris Energy's mining revenue reached $184.1 million, hitting a new high. In addition, Japan proposed to unify the personal income tax on cryptocurrency assets to 20%

  1. Trump: preparing to announce plans to make the United States the "Crypto Capital" of the world.

  2. Musk and Tesla win dismissal of lawsuit accusing them of manipulating Dogecoin.

  3. An independent miner mined a block worth 3.275 bitcoins in the early morning, worth about $200,000.

  4. Cboe submits revised applications for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETF options.

  5. The U.S. House of Representatives plans to hold multiple cryptocurrency hearings in September to discuss DeFi and SEC enforcement issues.

  6. Bitcoin mining company Iris Energy sets a new record with mining revenue of $184.1 million, a 144% year-on-year increase.

  7. Trump's new crypto project, World Liberty Financial, claims to offer high-yield investment opportunities.

  8. President of El Salvador: Bitcoin has not yet achieved the widespread adoption we hoped for.

  9. Analysis: Altcoins currently follow the trend of Bitcoin, indicating short-term market stability.

  10. The Japan Cryptocurrency Business Association proposes to reduce the personal cryptocurrency income tax from a maximum of 55% to a flat 20%.

  11. Iris Energy's Bitcoin mining annual revenue hits a record high of $184 million.

  12. TRM Labs: Cryptocurrency ATMs process at least $160 million in illicit transactions

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