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Fed, ECB, BoJ: Central Bank Super Week Impact on Bitcoin
The Fed, ECB, and BoJ are set to deliver three major policy decisions in one week. Here is what each announcement could mean for the euro, global markets, and bitcoin.
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Ethereum Delays Glamsterdam Upgrade After 13 Contract Risks
Ethereum postponed its planned Glamsterdam test on Hoodi after researchers flagged possible compatibility issues involving 13 smart contracts. AI-assisted testing may help uncover unexpected effects, but the reported risks still require expert verification.
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Bitcoin ETF Converts S&P 500 Dividends Into BTC
Franklin Templeton plans to launch Nasdaq-listed ETFs that reinvest S&P 500 dividends into Bitcoin. The strategy could simplify crypto accumulation, but a rebalancing rule may limit how quickly the BTC allocation grows.
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UNDP Blockchain Cybersecurity Program Prioritizes Public Service
UNDP and Blockchain for Good Alliance launched a two-year program focused on protecting blockchain-enabled public services. The initiative prioritizes prevention, incident response, and reliable recovery over new payment infrastructure.
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BNB Chain’s New EVM Layer-1 Explained
BNB Chain plans a high-performance EVM layer-1 focused on faster decentralized trading and AI applications, with BNB serving as its sole native token. The project must still prove its performance, security, and ability to attract users.
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Crypto Tax in France: What Could Change in 2027
France is considering major amendments to its crypto tax framework ahead of 2027. Stablecoin transactions, flat-tax rules, and exchange reporting could all be affected, making early preparation essential for investors.
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Hong Kong Names Solana Company a Strategic Enterprise
Hong Kong has designated Nasdaq-listed Solana Company as a strategic enterprise. The company plans to establish validator operations in the region, signaling deeper institutional interest in blockchain infrastructure.
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Lido Launches Higher-Balance Ethereum Validators Explained
Lido has launched 0x02 CSM, a permissionless route to higher-balance Ethereum validators with a deliberately limited initial allocation. Eligible operators can start smaller and potentially grow as they meet the module’s requirements.