Asset Management Firm Jacobi to Launch Bitcoin ETF on Euronext Amsterdam Today｜Cryptocurrency Trends

1.Mainstream Exchange Trends:

• Coinbase to launch a nonprofit organization to advance pro-crypto policies around the world.
• Binance P2P adds support for FDUSD.
• Binance files a motion for a protective order against the U.S. SEC's deposition and discovery requests.
• Binance to delist SNM, SRM, and YFII on August 22.
• OKX Web3 Wallet connects the Layer2 network Mantle.
• OKX Web3 Wallet airdrop center adds support for CyberConnect tokens.
• Reality gaming metaverse Yuliverse adds support for Bitget Wallet connections.
• Mainstream Exchange Listings (CEX: Token — Time of Listing in UTC)

2.Cryptocurrency Trends:

• SEI: A total of 3% of tokens have been allocated to the reward pool. Airdrops will be open for claiming when the mainnet launches. Users can now check their airdrop eligibility.
• Compound has launched on the Coinbase L2 network Base.
• GSR downsizes its team, with the CFO and several executives leaving.
• DeGods floor price drops to 5.2 ETH, down 43.11% in the past 7 days, with a trading volume of nearly 20,000 ETH in 7 days.
• Friend.tech to distribute 100 million points in airdrop rewards to app testers over a 6-month period.
• Blur NFT lending protocol Blend surpasses 150,000 accepted loan transactions.
• Arkham Intel Exchange's new Intel Auctions upgrade allows for the direct sale of verified on-chain intelligence.
• Asset management firm Jacobi to launch a Bitcoin ETF on Euronext Amsterdam on August 16.

3.Financing Trends:

• ZTX, the metaverse platform founded by Zepeto and Jump Crypto, raises US$13 million in seed round funding.
• Dinari, a Web3 enterprise equity trading firm, raises US$7.5 million in seed round funding.
• The Ethereum Foundation allocates nearly US$9.22 million in Q2 funding.

4.Regulatory Trends:

• John Lee: The HKSAR government attaches great importance to the development of fintech and Web 3.0.
• U.S. Senator says SEC crossed a line on crypto regulation and urges the court to dismiss the SEC's lawsuit against Coinbase.
• Singapore MAS finalizes a regulatory framework for stablecoins, with issuers required to meet stability, minimum capital, and redemption at par requirements.