So, the foundation-basically the cool kids running Japan Open Chain, an Ethereum-compatible Layer 1 blockchain-is cooking up EJPY under a trust-type structure. Fancy, right? They’re like, “We’re the settlor, but we’re still swiping right on potential trustees.”
“Let us carve a sanctuary for this digital alchemy,” Selig intoned, “a realm where the government cannot waltz in and steal your shiny new toy. Future-proof, you see? A utopia where even regulators forget their own rules.”
Over the last 24 hours, a particular token pair saw the highest trading volume on Upbit, reaching approximately $110.9 million. This outperformed both Bitcoin ($88.6 million) and Ether ($67 million), according to CoinGecko. On Bithumb, XRP traded with Korean Won (KRW) reached around $41 million in volume, making it the second most traded pair after Tether (USDT/KRW), and surpassing both Bitcoin/KRW and Ether/KRW.
In their most recent update, they shared the number of users who have completed verification and successfully moved to the Mainnet.
POLITICO, that bastion of political gossip, reports that most of these amendments hail from Democratic senators, while Republicans offer a more modest set of revisions, presumably penned during their tea breaks. Committee members are expected to review and vote on these amendments during Thursday’s hearing, a process as predictable as a Gogol character’s descent into absurdity.
Ohio’s argument is as flimsy as a crypto wallet during a bear market.)
SharpLink Gaming, the world’s second-largest Ether DAT with a treasure trove of 863,000 ETH (valued at a staggering $1.89 billion), has remained curiously dormant since October 2025, as though it has retired to the country to ponder its next move.
Since May, miners have been dumping BTC into Binance like it’s going out of style. Why? Because $80,000 is like a siren song for these folks, finally giving them a chance to turn their mining rigs into actual money after months of “uh-oh, margins are tighter than my high school jeans.” It’s a classic move-Bitcoin goes up, miners go “sell, sell, sell!”-and here we are, watching it unfold like a reality TV show.
The proposed ETF, a creature of habit, shall nestle itself on NYSE Arca under the ticker “ZCSH,” a name as unremarkable as a bureaucrat’s cough. Grayscale Zcash Trust ETF, it shall be called, once the papers are signed and the ink dries. How prosaic! Yet, in this dullness lies a spark of mischief, for Zcash, that shadowy figure of the crypto world, is thrust into the limelight, rubbing shoulders with Bitcoin and Ether, those pompous giants of liquidity.
Key Takeaways (or, as I like to call them, “The CliffsNotes for the Financially Curious”):