代币解锁周报：价值5000万美元的APT将于本周一次性解锁

CRCL 暴涨暴跌，COIN 跟着跳水：CLARITY Act 背后真正的利益战争

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为什么我依然看好 ETH ？

Despite widespread pessimism in crypto circles and ETH's disappointing price performance over the past five years—lagging behind Bitcoin and traditional markets—the author remains highly bullish on Ethereum's future. The article argues that extended consolidation periods, like the one ETH is experiencing, are common precursors to major growth for transformative assets, citing historical examples like Amazon, NVIDIA, Apple, and Microsoft. Crucially, Ethereum's fundamentals are stronger than ever: network activity is at all-time highs with record transaction volume and significantly lower fees, address growth is steady, and over 32% of ETH supply is now staked, securing the network. The core bullish thesis is that Ethereum is poised to become the foundational settlement layer for the global tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), a market worth hundreds of trillions of dollars. Early data supports this: Ethereum already dominates the stablecoin market (~54% share) and over 53% of existing non-stablecoin RWA value resides on its network. This current RWA growth phase is compared to the early days of DeFi, which eventually catalyzed a massive ETH price surge. The potential passage of pro-crypto legislation like "The Clarity Act" could further accelerate this trend. In conclusion, while sentiment is negative, Ethereum's proven security, reliability, and burgeoning role in asset tokenization position it to capture immense value as the world's financial infrastructure migrates on-chain.

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Corporate Giant Eyes $4.2 Billion Bitcoin Expansion While Saylor Moves To Sell

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US Treasury Sanctions Multiple Iranian Crypto Exchanges

The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control has sanctioned Nobitex, Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange, along with three other Iranian crypto platforms—Wallex, Bitpin, and Ramzinex. The sanctions allege these exchanges facilitated terrorism financing and sanctions evasion, including transactions for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and related ransomware actors. The Treasury stated Nobitex processed over half of Iran's digital asset inflows in 2025, and helped the Iranian central bank obtain hundreds of millions in stablecoins to support the falling rial. Key individuals, including Nobitex's chairman and co-founders, were also sanctioned for their roles in the exchange's operations and recovery from a major 2025 hack.

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"Crypto Retirement Plan" Heavily Criticized by Democrats: Trump Is "Harvesting" American Workers' Pensions

Democratic senators Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), along with Representative Bobby Scott (D-VA), are urging the Labor Department to repeal a proposed rule that would open U.S. retirement savings accounts, such as 401(k)s, to investments in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and other alternative assets. The rule, stemming from an August executive order by President Trump, would provide a legal safe harbor for plan fiduciaries offering these volatile assets if they follow a prescribed process. The lawmakers argue in a 14-page letter that the rule dangerously weakens long-standing "prudent man" standards under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), potentially exposing the $14.2 trillion in 401(k) savings to high-risk, minimally regulated investments. They cite warnings from FINRA about crypto's high volatility and from the FBI about massive cryptocurrency scam losses. The letter also alleges a conflict of interest, noting that President Trump's adult children manage the family's crypto business, which has reportedly raised billions from digital token sales. They contend the rule change could enrich the Trump family at the expense of workers' retirement security. In defense, the Trump administration frames the rule as expanding worker choice. Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling stated it ends the department "picking winners and losers," requiring fiduciaries to follow a prudent process. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supported it as a step toward the president's "Golden Age."

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