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HTXCommunity4thAnniversaryWorld Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT Daily2026 World Cup Posting Challenge on HTX SquareMusk’s personal fortune has surpassed the market value of Bitcoin, a milestone that sho

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Musk’s personal fortune has surpassed the market value of Bitcoin, a milestone that shows how quickly SpaceX’s public-market debut has reshaped both wealth rankings and the broader conversation around speculative risk.

According to Bloomberg's Billionaire Index, Musk’s net worth rose to about $1.32 trillion as SpaceX shares traded above $200, extending a rally that began with the company’s record initial public offering last week.

At that level, his estimated personal wealth exceeds Bitcoin’s roughly $1.29 trillion market capitalization, based on CryptoSlate's pricing for the digita

Elon Musk’s wealth has now surpassed Bitcoin marke

CTSI (Cartesi) saw an official dev roundup on Jun 5 (“Ecosystem Updates – May 2026”), highlighting rollups contracts work, fraud-proof infrastructure progress, and developer tooling updates. No Square

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No anonymous crypto: EU’s new AML laws to cap large transfers, ban privacy coins

The European Union (E.U) zone is set for tougher crypto regulation in 2027 as a new anti-money laundering (AML) policy goes live. The AML law, first issued in 2024, will officially go into effect from July 2027.

It will cap payment transfers at €10,000 and ban privacy coins like Zcash. 



Additionally, there will be increased crypto identity checks via mandatory KYC (know your customers). In other words, no anonymous crypto accounts in a bid to curb illicit capital flows that aid terrorism financing. 



No anonymous crypto: EU’s new AML laws to cap larg

Key takeaways: DOGE price may reach $0.152 by the end of 2026. By 2028, DOGE may potentially achieve a peak price of $0.249. By 2032, DOGE might touch $0.526 with an average trading price of $0.494. P

Dogecoin price prediction 2026-2032: DOGE to the moon?

HTXCommunity4thAnniversaryWorld Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT Daily2026 World Cup Posting Challenge on HTX Squarelatest operating update has revealed a concrete insight into the recent Bitcoin miner-A

latest operating update has revealed a concrete insight into the recent Bitcoin miner-AI pivot: the company produced far more Bitcoin but ended the month with far fewer coins than it held a year earlier.

The company reported 921 BTC mined in May 2026, up 370% year over year, while BTC held at month-end stood at 171. In its May 2025 update, Bitdeer reported that it had mined 196 BTC and held 1,351 BTC.

That split sets up a sell-pressure question inside the miner-AI pivot. Bitdeer is asking investors to value a mining fleet, proprietary ASICs, power sites, AI cloud capacity, and future colocation revenue as a single business. The Bitcoin balance shows how 

Bitcoin miner Bitdeer mined 921 BTC, but its small

On Jun 2026, Scroll (SCR) shipped major zkEVM ecosystem updates: 0x/Matcha swaps, Fireblocks custody, Tenderly integration, an Audit Marketplace, and Aave’s first zkEVM market. Square mood is bullish/

$SPK IS BUILDING A BULLISH CASE ABOVE 0.0170 🔥 Entry: 0.0176 - 0.0179 Target: 0.0185 Target: 0.0195 Target: 0.0210 Stop Loss: 0.0167 This window is narrowing fast as buyers take control and momentum a

🔥 $FLUX continues to gain traction with increasing participation from investors. ⚡ $GLM is building momentum as accumulation activity accelerates. 📈 $HOOK remains a coin to watch as volume expansion s

World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeHTXCommunity4thAnniversary SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci stated that he maintains his long-term opt

SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci stated that he maintains his long-term optimism for Bitcoin, and explained five key reasons why he remains bullish on BTC.

According to Scaramucci, Bitcoin’s most important feature is that its value cannot be diminished by any government. Arguing that Bitcoin’s 21 million supply limit is secured by code, not promises, Scaramucci states that this forms the basis of his Bitcoin thesis in a world burdened with $37 trillion in debt.

SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci state

World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥HPP Japan’s corporate pension fund eyes 1% allocation to crypto, Nik

Japan’s corporate pension fund eyes 1% allocation to crypto, Nikkei reports

A Japanese corporate pension fund that serves roughly 1,200 small and medium-sized businesses plans to add cryptocurrency exposure to its portfolio starting fiscal year 2026, according to Nikkei. The proposal calls for allocating about 1% of the fund’s assets to crypto through a passive investment vehicle managed by a “major” hedge fund holding multiple crypto assets.

Nikkei reports the Nationwide Business Corporate Pension Fund oversees approximately 21.3 billion yen (around $130 million). CoinPost, in a separate report, said the pension fund is incorporating the allocation as part of its diversification effort, with a planned allocation split of 80% to yen, 15% to US dollars, and 5% to other currencies.





Japan’s corporate pension fund eyes 1% allocation

World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyTradFi Trading Strategies Sharing ChallengeHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥 Jaredfromsubway.eth, one of Ethereum’s most infamous MEV bots, has been drained for more than $7.5 million after an attacker turned the bot’s own automated trading logic against it. The bot is known for sandwich attacks, a form of maximal extractable value, or MEV, in which an automated trader spots a pending transaction, buys ahead of it, lets the victim trade at a worse price, then sells immediately after. The result is a small hidden tax on users that can add up across thousands of trades. Sandwich attackers aren’t typically a form of exploit but are looked upon in crypto circles as a type of predatory behavior, which skims value from users, leads to a spike in gas fees and doesn’t benefit either the network or the user. Security firm Blockaid said Saturday’s incident was not a normal phishing attack and not a simple bug in the victim contract. The attacker instead targeted the bot’s decision-making system. The setup was built over several weeks, where the attacker deployed dozens of fake token contracts and fake liquidity pools - a term for a pile of tokens locked on a decentralized exchange - that looked like profitable trades. Some mimicked familiar assets such as wrapped ether (WETH), and dollar-pegged stablecoins $USDC and $USDT. That bait did what it was supposed to do. Jaredfromsubway.eth’s bot saw what looked like MEV opportunities and generated approvals for attacker-controlled helper contracts to spend tokens on its behalf. Those approvals were used immediately as part of the trade in earlier tests, but later, the attacker created routes where the approvals stayed open. This left the attacker with standing permission to pull funds. And they used those open approvals to transfer WETH, $USDC and $USDT out of Jaredfromsubway.eth’s contracts, draining more than $7.5 million. Some of the stolen funds were later sen

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Jaredfromsubway.eth, one of Ethereum’s most infamous MEV bots, has been drained for more than $7.5 million after an attacker turned the bot’s own automated trading logic against it.

The bot is known for sandwich attacks, a form of maximal extractable value, or MEV, in which an automated trader spots a pending transaction, buys ahead of it, lets the victim trade at a worse price, then sells immediately after.

The result is a small hidden tax on users that can add up across thousands of trades.

Sandwich attackers aren’t typically a form of exploit but are looked upon in crypto circles as a type of predatory behavior, which skims value from users, leads to a spike in gas fees and doesn’t benefit either the network or the user.

Security firm Blockaid said Saturday’s incident was not a normal phishing attack and not a simple bug in the victim contract. The attacker instead targeted the bot’s decision-making system.

The setup was built over several weeks, where the attacker deployed dozens of fake token contracts and fake liquidity pools - a term for a pile of tokens locked on a decentralized exchange - that looked like profitable trades. Some mimicked familiar assets such as wrapped ether (WETH), and dollar-pegged stablecoins $USDC and $USDT.

That bait did what it was supposed to do. Jaredfromsubway.eth’s bot saw what looked like MEV opportunities and generated approvals for attacker-controlled helper contracts to spend tokens on its behalf. Those approvals were used immediately as part of the trade in earlier tests, but later, the attacker created routes where the approvals stayed open.

This left the attacker with standing permission to pull funds. And they used those open approvals to transfer WETH, $USDC and $USDT out of Jaredfromsubway.eth’s contracts, draining more than $7.5 million.

Some of the stolen funds were later sen

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<span class="RichTextText" node-type="RichTextText">Jaredfromsubway.eth, one of Ethereum’s most infamous MEV bots, has been drained for more than $7.5 million after an attacker turned the bot’s own automated trading logic against it.

The bot is known for sandwich attacks, a form of maximal extractable value, or MEV, in which an automated trader spots a pending transaction, buys ahead of it, lets the victim trade at a worse price, then sells immediately after.

The result is a small hidden tax on users that can add up across thousands of trades.

Sandwich attackers aren’t typically a form of exploit but are looked upon in crypto circles as a type of predatory behavior, which skims value from users, leads to a spike in gas fees and doesn’t benefit either the network or the user.

Security firm Blockaid said Saturday’s incident was not a normal phishing attack and not a simple bug in the victim contract. The attacker instead targeted the bot’s decision-making system.

The setup was built over several weeks, where the attacker deployed dozens of fake token contracts and fake liquidity pools - a term for a pile of tokens locked on a decentralized exchange - that looked like profitable trades. Some mimicked familiar assets such as wrapped ether (WETH), and dollar-pegged stablecoins $USDC and $USDT.

That bait did what it was supposed to do. Jaredfromsubway.eth’s bot saw what looked like MEV opportunities and generated approvals for attacker-controlled helper contracts to spend tokens on its behalf. Those approvals were used immediately as part of the trade in earlier tests, but later, the attacker created routes where the approvals stayed open.

This left the attacker with standing permission to pull funds. And they used those open approvals to transfer WETH, $USDC and $USDT out of Jaredfromsubway.eth’s contracts, draining more than $7.5 million.

Some of the stolen funds were later sen</span></div>

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