1. SEC Acknowledges Grayscale's Spot Ethereum ETF Staking Application

2. Leadership Changes at the Ethereum Foundation, Aya Miyaguchi to Become President

Aya Miyaguchi, Executive Director of the Ethereum Foundation, announced on Tuesday that she will be stepping down and will soon take on the new role of President of the organization. At the time of this announcement, the nonprofit organization is undergoing leadership changes, and Ethereum has seen a decline in its appeal to new builders in recent months, with some attributing the lagging token prices of the blockchain compared to other cryptocurrencies to Miyaguchi's leadership. In a blog post, Miyaguchi wrote, "This new opportunity will allow me to continue supporting EF's institutional relationships and to broaden the impact of our vision and culture." The Ethereum Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports the development of the Ethereum blockchain. Miyaguchi joined the Ethereum Foundation in 2018 and has served as Executive Director. CoinDesk reached out to a spokesperson for the Ethereum Foundation to inquire about who will take over the Executive Director position but did not receive a response before publication. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin wrote in a post on X, "Every success of the Ethereum Foundation—steady execution of Ethereum hard forks, client interoperability workshops, Devcon, Ethereum's culture, and a steadfast commitment to its mission and values—has been, to some extent, a result of Aya's management." Vitalik Buterin takes a stand amid significant leadership changes at Ethereum -Original

3. Senator Proposes to Combat Cryptocurrency ATM Fraud

For years, regulators have been scrutinizing cryptocurrency ATMs, concerned that they are being used for scams. Durbin stated that a small-town business owner in Springfield, Illinois, removed a cryptocurrency ATM from his store "because he saw one elderly person after another walk in, talking on the phone, looking anxious, and depositing large amounts of cash into the machine." -Original

4. U.S. Congress May Pass Stablecoin Bill, Market Could See Influx of Funds

According to Zack Shapiro, policy director at the Bitcoin Policy Institute, the U.S. Congress may pass a stablecoin bill in the coming months, and regulatory clarity could open the floodgates for institutional funds. He explained that especially after the passage of the stablecoin bill, the banking system could see a wave of "compliant stablecoin" issuances, injecting new momentum into the market. "I believe all banks want to do this and compete with Tether, but currently, there is a lack of sufficient regulatory clarity. Therefore, once Congress passes the stablecoin bill, it could potentially bring in a large influx of funds." However, uncertainty in the legislative process may lead to short-term selling pressure, but in the long term, it will solidify the value foundation. -Original

5. Bybit Hacking Incident Triggers Market Turmoil

As of Tuesday, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is approximately $2.86 trillion. The daily clearing volume of futures exchanges tracking Bitcoin prices reached $227 million on Monday, marking the third-largest clearing volume since September 2024. -Original

6. Dubai Approves Circle's Stablecoins USDC and EURC for Use in DIFC

Circle announced on Monday that its stablecoins USDC and EURC have been approved for use and promotion in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The statement noted that the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has recognized USDC and EURC as approved crypto tokens within the DIFC. "With this approval, financial institutions and fintech companies operating in the DIFC can integrate USDC and EURC into digital asset services, payments, fund management, and a range of financial applications," the company stated. Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research, said in a statement that the recognition of Circle's stablecoins will be a game changer. Lee stated, "This move enhances trust in stablecoins amid regional turmoil, strengthens Circle's competitive position against Tether's USDT dominance, and could reshape the $157 billion stablecoin market by legitimizing USDC and EURC for broader use." Dubai established rules for the cryptocurrency industry in 2022, allowing companies to obtain licenses and apply for token recognition. Circle stated, "Only recognized crypto tokens are allowed to be used and promoted in the DIFC, which hosts over 6,000 companies." DIFC is a financial center that includes 77 countries. Circle Obtains First Stablecoin License Under New EU MiCA Cryptocurrency Rules -Original

7. Bybit Hacked, OKX Tags Suspicious Addresses

Odaily Planet Daily reported that OKX Explorer has added a "Hack" label to suspicious addresses related to the Bybit hack, with the number of tagged addresses reaching approximately 1,000. -Original

8. BlackRock Deposits Large Amounts of ETH and BTC into Coinbase

In the past hour, BlackRock deposited 18,168.3 ETH (worth $43.99 million) and 1,800 BTC (worth $160 million) into Coinbase. -Original

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