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- The U.S. GENIUS Act establishes federal stablecoin regulations, defining issuer eligibility and operational requirements while excluding non-compliant entities. - Key gaps remain in redemption mechanisms, technical standards, and interoperability, risking secondary market instability and fragmented digital dollar ecosystems. - Lack of smart contract audits, liability clarity, and monetary interchangeability rules creates vulnerabilities, potentially undermining user trust and systemic stability. - Prohib

- Tron's community approved a 60% transaction fee cut via on-chain governance to boost adoption and DApp engagement. - The reduction targets small/medium users, addressing high costs compared to Ethereum and Solana while leveraging infrastructure upgrades. - Analysts link the move to broader blockchain trends, expecting increased user activity and microtransaction-focused projects on Tron. - The change aligns with Tron's long-term strategy to lower entry barriers and strengthen competitiveness in decentral

- Galaxy Digital's recent Bitcoin withdrawals highlight institutional liquidity strategies and market impact. - August 2025 transactions of $13.2M and $16.21M BTC reflect strategic rebalancing and large-scale positioning. - The July $9B estate-planning sale minimized price disruption, contrasting with a July $1.18B dump causing a 2.45% drop. - Regulatory clarity (GENIUS Act) and ETF approvals boost Bitcoin's institutional adoption, with price targets up to $135K. - Galaxy's lending strategies and macroecon

- Solana (SOL) gains traction as institutional capital surges, driven by ETF inflows, staking yields, and technical upgrades. - The REX-Osprey SSK ETF attracted $164M in inflows, while public companies staked $1.72B in SOL at 6.86% yields. - Alpenglow upgrades boosted Solana’s TPS to 65,000+, outpacing Ethereum, and U.S. GDP data tokenization added institutional validation. - A 15x institutional inflow multiplier model projects $335 price target by Q4 2025, mirroring Ethereum’s ETF-driven growth. - A 91% p

- Ethereum ETFs attracted $3.37B in August 2025 inflows, surpassing Bitcoin ETFs' $966M outflows as institutions shift toward yield-generating infrastructure. - Ethereum's 3.8–5.5% staking yields, deflationary supply model, and 2025 SEC utility token reclassification under CLARITY Act drive institutional adoption over Bitcoin's zero-yield model. - Dencun/Pectra upgrades reduced Layer 2 fees by 94%, boosting DeFi TVL to $223B, while 60/30/10 allocation models now prioritize Ethereum-based ETPs for stability