US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of $624.81 million yesterday

- tZero Group plans 2026 IPO, explores pre-IPO funding despite being unprofitable. - Blockchain's $35B real-world assets trend drives tokenized securities growth via platforms like tZero. - Competitors Kraken, Securitize, and Gemini also pursue 2026 public listings to gain institutional validation. - Regulators globally balance innovation with investor protection, tZero emphasizes compliance as key differentiator.

- MegaETH's Ethereum layer-2 ICO raised $350M in pre-deposits with a $7B hypothetical FDV, driven by 100,000+ KYC-verified participants. - The oversubscribed token sale (5x capacity) highlights demand for solutions addressing Ethereum's congestion, with allocations based on social/on-chain activity. - Promising 100,000 TPS and sub-10ms block times, MegaETH's testnet claims "instant" transactions, positioning it as a competitor to Arbitrum and Starknet. - U.S. participants face 1-year lock-ups under MiCA-co

- Trump nominated SEC's Michael Selig to lead CFTC, advancing pro-crypto policies to position the U.S. as a global "crypto capital". - Selig, with expertise in digital asset enforcement, replaces withdrawn candidate Brian Quintenz amid industry lobbying by figures like the Winklevoss twins. - His confirmation could accelerate the CLARITY Act, clarifying SEC-CFTC jurisdiction for crypto, supported by $15B institutional investment in 2024. - A government shutdown complicates Senate approval, but lawmakers ai