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K Wave Media faces critical requirements to maintain its Nasdaq listing, needing a market value of $50 million and a stock price above $1. The company has 18 months to meet these conditions, despite receiving a $1 billion boost for its Bitcoin strategy.

Bitcoin Core versions 30.0 and 30.1 have introduced a wallet migration vulnerability that could cause users to permanently lose BTC. Experts believe that most holders have already backed up their wallets, and that technical upgrade risks are a normal part of the industry. Quantum computing threats are seen as a greater concern; if not addressed promptly, they could impact Bitcoin's price. The overall ecosystem remains stable, and the development team has begun working on a fix. Users are advised to pay attention to backups and official updates.

The threat of quantum computing to blockchain has sparked widespread discussion, especially as the Bitcoin and Ethereum communities face a tight timeline for preparation. Experts have differing opinions; Buterin warns that the quantum threat may approach by 2030, while Lop believes that current quantum computing does not pose an immediate threat to cryptography but preparations should be made in advance. The report states that although the likelihood of a quantum breakthrough before 2030 is low, the technological transition will take 5 to 10 years, so the community should start implementing defensive measures as early as possible.

Luke Gromen, a macroeconomic analyst, shifted his stance on Bitcoin from optimism to caution, influenced by factors like energy's role in AI competition, liquidity tied to monetary policy, and the long-term threat of quantum computing. He underscores Tether's strategic move towards gold and AI investments.

Quantum computing is often depicted as an apocalyptic threat to cryptography. But Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy and a cryptocurrency strategist, reveals a very different story. He demonstrates how the evolution of Bitcoin in response to quantum challenges will not weaken, but significantly strengthen the largest

Many people dream of the same image: a Bitcoin icon on a chest, a black card, a yacht, and endless freedom. But this is only the final picture. What people don't tell is what happens before the moment when the dream becomes reality.
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A significant megatransaction involving 196 BTC, valued at approximately $17.15 million, has stirred the cryptocurrency market. Jump Crypto facilitated this transfer, highlighting the concentration of capital among influential market players and potentially impacting Bitcoin's price dynamics.

The zkEVM ecosystem has already solved the speed puzzle. Over the past year, proof generation time has decreased from 16 minutes to 16 seconds, fees have dropped by 45 times, and most network participants now verify 99% of blocks in 10 seconds on standard hardware. The Ethereum Foundation officially announced this.

Bitcoin has just crossed a monumental psychological barrier: $100,000. But beyond the number itself, this moment encapsulates a fascinating linguistic, cultural, and financial phenomenon that deserves a deeper look.
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From Cautious Regulation to Radical Adoption—The US Cryptocurrency Turning Point
In recent years, the US attitude towards cryptocurrencies has undergone a dramatic shift. From cautious observation in the past to the proactive embrace by the Trump administration today, this change reflects not only a shift in regulatory thinking but also a profound adjustment in the global financial competition landscape. The US is attempting to maintain the dollar's international dominance in the digital financial era through cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, while consciously advancing and protecting its technological advantages in economic competition.
Triple Dilemma-Driven Strategic Choices
Why has the US suddenly become so active in cryptocurrencies? On the surface, it appears market-driven, but three core issues are driving this shift:
First, concerns over debt crisis. The US federal debt has exceeded $36 trillion, with debt-to-GDP ratio surpassing 120%. The attractiveness of traditional US bonds is declining, and major creditor countries are continuously reducing their holdings. By incorporating cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum into national strategies

The Bank of Japan recently unanimously approved a 25 basis point increase in interest rates, indicating a consensus among policymakers on normalizing monetary policy. Analysts point out that the central bank will base its actions on actual economic data, maintaining a cautious pace, and the future interest rate path will be flexibly adjusted according to economic conditions.

R2 Vaults undergo a major upgrade. With Season 2 officially launching, this on-chain real asset yield infrastructure has introduced a redesigned dual-layer product matrix, allowing different types of investors to find options that suit them.
Core Change: From Single to Differentiated, Making Choices Clearer
The core logic of this update is simple—carrying real, transparent, and unleveraged RWA yields on-chain. To meet users' different trade-offs between liquidity and returns, R2 has launched two clearly positioned Vault products:
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The FLOW token has experienced a significant decline, dropping over 40% to $0.10, with a market capitalization shrunk to $158.42 million. This reflects a substantial capital outflow as investors sell their holdings and market pressure remains bearish. Analysts are monitoring the situation for potential stabilization or further deterioration.

April 5, 1975 — this is the date of birth of its mysterious creator, as inscribed in the Bitcoin network. This day marks a milestone — 50 years since the official profile states that Satoshi Nakamoto was born. However, most experts understand: this date is not just a number on a passport, but a philosophical mantra.

Managing network infrastructure across 5G and fiber systems represents one of the most intricate challenges communications service providers face today. The fragmented nature of legacy systems—where data lives across multiple platforms without unified workflows—has long constrained operational