1. Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 10.5% to 90.67T, reaching a new all-time high. 2. Report: Global cryptocurrency trading volume is expected to reach this year
Bitcoin mining difficulty has increased by 10.5% to 90.67T, reaching a historical high. This year, the global cryptocurrency trading volume is expected to exceed $108 trillion. The Bitcoin market lacks optimism. There are risks and challenges in the global stablecoin market. The official Trump store accepts Bitcoin payments. A Japanese crypto organization has requested virtual currency tax reforms. Investors are planning to increase their digital asset allocations. Mt.Gox repays Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash through cryptocurrency exchanges
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Bitcoin mining difficulty has increased by 10.5% to 90.67T, reaching a historical high.
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Report: Global cryptocurrency trading volume is expected to exceed $108 trillion this year.
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Bitwise CIO: Despite continuous public support for Bitcoin from political figures, market optimism towards Bitcoin remains insufficient.
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Ecoinometrics: In the long run, continued accumulation of spot Bitcoin ETF is a positive sign.
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Economic Daily: Risks and challenges coexist in the global stablecoin market.
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The Bank for International Settlements and the Bank of England plan to regulate stablecoin assets on their balance sheets.
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The official Trump store accepts Bitcoin payments for a variety of products, including over a dozen shoes and perfumes.
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OKG Research: Expectations of a Fed rate cut are rising, which could bring a key positive for the crypto market liquidity.
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Multiple cryptocurrency organizations in Japan have submitted requests for virtual currency tax reform in 2025 to the government.
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NVIDIA's implied volatility in the past 30 days has exceeded that of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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Report: 54% of institutional investors and 64% of retail investors plan to increase their allocation to digital assets.
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Mt.Gox: The trustee made repayments in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash through designated cryptocurrency exchanges on July 31st