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- BlockDAG, a DAG-PoW hybrid blockchain, gains traction with 4,500+ EVM-compatible developers building decentralized apps. - The platform attracts 300+ dApps and $386M in presales, leveraging Ethereum's ecosystem to reduce migration barriers for developers. - 2.5M users engage via X1 Mobile Miner app, while 19,000+ hardware miners boost network security and decentralization. - Partnerships with sports teams and $1–$10 price projections highlight growth potential, though liquidity challenges and execution r
- Grayscale's AVAX ETF filing aims to convert its Avalanche Trust into a spot ETF, potentially boosting AVAX's liquidity and Nasdaq accessibility. - AVAX near $24.82 faces key resistance levels, with analysts projecting $27.00–$32.37 ranges if it breaks above $25.99, though $500 2025 forecasts remain speculative. - Sui (SUI) and Aptos (APT) gain traction for DeFi growth and scalability, while ADA and PEPE show high-return potential amid volatile market conditions. - Institutional adoption and regulatory ou
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- El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021 to reduce remittance costs and boost financial inclusion, but faced low public trust and infrastructure gaps. - By 2024, Bitcoin transactions fell to <1% of remittances, prompting a shift to voluntary use while retaining 6,000+ BTC as a strategic reserve asset. - The experiment highlights Bitcoin's dual role as a geopolitical hedge against inflation and a cautionary tale of overreliance on unproven tech for systemic economic change. - Investors now view
- U.S. appeals court voided Trump's emergency tariffs under IEEPA, limiting executive power and creating legal uncertainty in trade policy. - Steel tariffs remain intact while broader China/Canada/Mexico tariffs face reversal, disrupting global supply chains and reshaping sectoral competitiveness. - Investors now prioritize resilient energy/tech sectors and geographic diversification as legal battles over IEEPA authority reach the Supreme Court. - The ruling forces policy recalibration toward congressional
