The latest news, summed up in one quick read.

Markets: $BTC fell below the $84,000 mark and is now trading at $83,995.10, with its intraday gain narrowing to 0.11% as short-term momentum weakens. Analyst Willy Woo noted that the Puell Multiple indicates $BTC remains in the early stages of a bull market over the long term, while continuing to trade sideways in the short term. Meanwhile, $RSR surged 54.86% in 15 minutes after news that Upbit would list KRW and USDT trading pairs. It is now trading at $0.0025. This is a typical news-driven rally, so caution is advised when chasing the price.

On crypto security and regulation, Li Tian, financial controller of Prince Group, had a London mansion worth about 170 million yuan and luxury watches frozen by the UK. The US Treasury had previously identified him as closely associated with Chen Zhi. Chinese police have opened an investigation into companies linked to Yixin over suspected criminal activity. Their actual controller, Tang, and others have been placed under criminal coercive measures. Funds under the group had previously participated in financing crypto projects such as Circle and Figure.

Institutional developments are also worth watching. Wells Fargo is in talks with Kraken parent company Payward about a partnership under which Payward would provide liquidity support for digital asset trading. Former acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham said the existing Commodity Exchange Act framework is already sufficient to regulate crypto markets, with no need to wait for new legislation from Congress. Separately, Bitcoin mining company Genesis Digital Assets announced it is pivoting to AI data centers and raised €800 million for upgrades.

In the project and ecosystem space, ASTER ��� has officially joined the SOL ecosystem through Sunrise, expanding cross-ecosystem access and trading channels. On-chain monitoring shows that a whale deposited 11.64 million ENA, worth about $2.85 million, into Bybit again after a month. This was its largest single deposit in nearly a year and could raise concerns about short-term selling pressure.

In AI, independent developer FeiZ open-sourced DeepSeek Bot, which lets users build a collaborative team of multiple bots with a single prompt. Each bot has its own independent conversation and long-term memory.

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