1. Mt. Gox has paid out nearly 60,000 BTC. Did the creditors sell or hold on to them?
After more than a decade of legal proceedings, the long-awaited payment of Mt. Gox creditors’ Bitcoins recovered from the collapse of the Mt. Gox exchange has begun. This is a historic event for the Bitcoin industry, and especially for those creditors who have had the patience and resilience to fight long and hard to insist on BTC repayments rather than fiat currency repayments. Click to read
2. Compound was accused of a governance attack. What happened?
A proposal to allocate 500,000 COMP tokens ($25 million at current prices) to the Goldenboys treasury has been approved. What impact will this proposal have? Click to read
3. What made Trump fall in love with cryptocurrency—power or NFT?
At an event where vendors hawked red hats with the words "Make Bitcoin Great Again" on them, the crowd burst into applause as Donald Trump vowed to fire Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler and replace him with a regulator who loves the digital asset industry if he returns to the White House.
4. Telegram founder: Taking "freedom of speech" as his mission, considering Musk as his comrade-in-arms, and building a profit model based on TON
When I was discussing TON ecosystem with @realyanxin last week, he recommended that I must read the interview of Telegram founder Pavel Durov this year. After reading it, I can deeply understand Telegram's mission, the value of TON to Telegram, and why he wants to bullish TON ecosystem, because TON is indeed an indispensable part of Telegram. Click to read
5. How much cryptocurrency does the U.S. government have?
As of this writing, the U.S. government still holds more than 183,000 Bitcoins, worth approximately $12 billion, making it the largest geopolitical owner of the decentralized currency.