Review of key news in the blockchain industry this week:

1. Cointelegraph published false news that the Bitcoin ETF was approved, causing the price of Bitcoin to briefly surge to US$30,000, and the entire network liquidated US$100 million in one hour.

2. The US SEC dropped all charges against Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Executive Chairman Chris Larsen.

3. Binance launched the BSV 1-50 times U-based perpetual contract. Four years ago, it delisted BSV due to the remarks and actions of the founder of BSV.

4. Uniswap will charge a fixed fee of 0.15% for 11 tokens traded through the official front-end to sustainably fund Uniswap operations.

5. Vitalik stated that he has never sold ETH for personal gain since 2018.

6. Lido will gradually withdraw from Solana and Polgyon network staking services and focus on Ethereum’s native liquidity staking services.

7. The US SEC has included cryptocurrency in its 2024 review focus list.

8. Meitu executives stated that the company will consider selling its cryptocurrency holdings at the appropriate time, but currently has no specific disposal plan.

9. Reddit shut down its blockchain-based community points service, and the value of related tokens plummeted.

10. Bitcoin released a new protocol, Taproot Assets, which triggered heated discussions in the community.