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🇰🇿 Kazakhstan’s central bank is considering investing part of its gold and FX reserves, as well as National Fund assets, into cryptocurrency and is preparing to establish a state crypto reserve.
Crypto purchases may begin once the new financial policy is approved, and state-owned companies could be allowed to mine crypto and accept payments in digital assets.
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Crypto purchases may begin once the new financial policy is approved, and state-owned companies could be allowed to mine crypto and accept payments in digital assets.
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Today, the holdings are valued at around €10 million, representing a potential gain of roughly 99 900%.
The sale had been delayed for several years due to the need to comply with Spanish legal and regulatory procedures.
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Bloomberg, citing 10x Research, reported the opposite yesterday: long-term holders have sold around 400 000 BTC over the same period.
Glassnode previously explained this as a redistribution — older long-term holders selling to new ones entering the market.
So, the situation may not be as alarming as some media suggest, experts note.
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The initiative aims to defend the interests of DEX protocols and developers by promoting balanced regulation, protecting blockchain neutrality, and preserving innovation flexibility.
EPAA also intends to serve as a bridge between the community and regulators, collaborating with groups such as the DeFi Education Fund and the European Crypto Initiative.
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The court rejected his claim, noting that Michael Prime had previously denied owning that cryptocurrency and stated he possessed only $1500 in BTC. Judges ruled that he asserted his ownership too late and that his story lacked credibility.
The appeals court upheld the lower court’s decision, deeming Prime’s claims unfounded.
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🇪🇹 Ethiopia has become a new hotspot for Bitcoin miners, thanks to its record-low production cost — around $20 000 per BTC. With Bitcoin trading above $100 000, mining in the country has turned into an exceptionally profitable business.
By selling surplus hydroelectric power to miners at just $0.032 per kWh, Ethiopia has already earned roughly $220 million, with authorities pledging to reinvest these funds into expanding the national power grid.
As mining conditions tighten in the U.S. and China, foreign companies are rapidly moving operations to Ethiopia — where cheap renewable energy and government support make it one of the world’s most lucrative mining hubs.
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By selling surplus hydroelectric power to miners at just $0.032 per kWh, Ethiopia has already earned roughly $220 million, with authorities pledging to reinvest these funds into expanding the national power grid.
As mining conditions tighten in the U.S. and China, foreign companies are rapidly moving operations to Ethiopia — where cheap renewable energy and government support make it one of the world’s most lucrative mining hubs.
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Fundamentals remain healthy: exchange reserves continue to decline (as coins move to personal wallets), and recent liquidations have mostly affected high-leverage speculators, while long-term holders are still realizing profits.
The high supply of stablecoins ($183 billion in USDT and $75 billion in USDC) suggests that investors are ready to buy once the market stabilizes.
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Another source of support has come from the Trump administration’s tariff policies, which, according to analysts, are beginning to yield tangible results — including a narrowing trade deficit and renewed capital inflows into the industrial sector. At the same time, Trump stated that he does not plan to introduce new tariffs in order to “avoid unsettling the markets” and to preserve the current positive momentum.
Against this backdrop, the president announced his intention to direct part of the revenue from tariffs on foreign goods directly to citizens — in the form of so-called “tariff dividends” of $2000 per person.
Overall, the combination of a likely end to the shutdown, a steadier trade policy, and fiscal stimulus is giving markets a rare moment of respite and cautious optimism.
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⛽ Over the weekend, Ethereum gas fees plunged to multi-year lows — almost any activity on the blockchain of the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency now costs less than $0.05.
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🇰🇷 Bybit is taking over South Korea’s crypto market — the company is in talks to acquire Korbit, the country’s fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange.
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🧬 Analyst Willy Woo has proposed a temporary way to protect Bitcoin from the hypothetical threat of quantum computers — by storing coins in SegWit addresses and leaving them untouched for about seven years, until a quantum-resistant protocol is implemented. According to him, such addresses conceal the public key until a transaction is made, making them less vulnerable.
However, some experts argue that SegWit does not provide real protection and that the network will ultimately need a full-scale upgrade. Overall, Woo estimates that the risk of quantum attacks won’t become relevant until around 2030, while work on quantum-safe standards is already underway.
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However, some experts argue that SegWit does not provide real protection and that the network will ultimately need a full-scale upgrade. Overall, Woo estimates that the risk of quantum attacks won’t become relevant until around 2030, while work on quantum-safe standards is already underway.
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