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1. Bitcoin breaks through $75,000 to set a new all-time high, with a 24-hour gain of 8.12%. Long-term holders control 83% of the supply, boosted by Trump-driven the “CLEAR Act.”
2. Robinhood’s CEO said tokenization of financial assets is entering a supercycle. Its blockchain has gone live with 190 U.S. stock tokens, supporting 24/7 trading and serving users in more than 120 countries.
3. HSBC and Standard Chartered completed their first real-time interbank tokenized deposit trade on the Swift ledger, marking the first actual application of tokenized deposits in traditional interbank settlement.
4. Nokia plans to close its Hangzhou R&D center, affecting about 1,600 employees. It said it is adjusting operations in China in response to a downturn in business there.
5. Nevada approved Tesla’s deployment of up to 5,000 Robotaxis in Las Vegas, with Waymo and Uber each deploying 1,000.
6. Pakistan issued a positive final anti-dumping ruling on purified terephthalic acid (PTA) originating in China, imposing anti-dumping duties ranging from 4.17% to 9.50%.
7. Chinese scientists successfully synthesized, for the first time, carbon-encapsulated single-metal-atom chains with micron-scale lengths and atom-level thickness. The results were published in Science.
8. Alibaba CEO Wu Yongming said that Alibaba’s T-head (T-Head) chips rank first among domestic chips in terms of diversity for training and inference.
1. Bitcoin breaks through $75,000 to set a new all-time high, with a 24-hour gain of 8.12%. Long-term holders control 83% of the supply, boosted by Trump-driven the “CLEAR Act.”
2. Robinhood’s CEO said tokenization of financial assets is entering a supercycle. Its blockchain has gone live with 190 U.S. stock tokens, supporting 24/7 trading and serving users in more than 120 countries.
3. HSBC and Standard Chartered completed their first real-time interbank tokenized deposit trade on the Swift ledger, marking the first actual application of tokenized deposits in traditional interbank settlement.
4. Nokia plans to close its Hangzhou R&D center, affecting about 1,600 employees. It said it is adjusting operations in China in response to a downturn in business there.
5. Nevada approved Tesla’s deployment of up to 5,000 Robotaxis in Las Vegas, with Waymo and Uber each deploying 1,000.
6. Pakistan issued a positive final anti-dumping ruling on purified terephthalic acid (PTA) originating in China, imposing anti-dumping duties ranging from 4.17% to 9.50%.
7. Chinese scientists successfully synthesized, for the first time, carbon-encapsulated single-metal-atom chains with micron-scale lengths and atom-level thickness. The results were published in Science.
8. Alibaba CEO Wu Yongming said that Alibaba’s T-head (T-Head) chips rank first among domestic chips in terms of diversity for training and inference.