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first_img Asset allocation platform Solomon announced that Colosseum holds SOLO

The on-chain asset economic relationship management platform Solomon announced that Colosseum, Theia, DBA, and Anagram have supported the project by holding SOLO. These institutions became holders at different stages of Solomon's development, with some participating in its public offering and others acquiring SOLO through market purchases or over-the-counter transactions, and many institutions subsequently increased their holdings.Solomon stated that the project is built around public ownership, with institutional supporters and individual holders using the same ownership and governance tokens, and jointly focusing on the long-term development of the business. As more financial assets are brought on-chain, companies need to systematically manage related revenues, incentives, and obligations, including qualification verification, payment calculations, and policies applicable across products, customers, and jurisdictions.According to reports, issuers and applications can configure revenues, rewards, dividends, and other distributions on the Solomon platform while retaining control over qualifications, distributions, approvals, and business relationships. USDv is an early implementation of this scheme, allowing qualified holders to receive rewards without the need to stake, wrap, or lock up their assets. Solomon's next step will be to serve more issuers and enterprises and expand the use of USDv in trading pairs, vaults, and applications.

first_img European Central Bank officials: Without a digital euro, tokenized platforms may become fragmented

European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone stated during the MNI Connect Webcast that without a pan-European digital payment solution covering various daily transactions, the fragmentation risk between tokenization platforms may increase, thereby undermining Europe's "resilience and monetary sovereignty." He pointed out that the goal of the European Central Bank should be to create a digital euro that can be exchanged between banks and used for daily transactions.Cipollone emphasized, "Our goal is not to replace the role of banks." He stated that the digital euro will provide banks with the infrastructure needed to compete in the digital age and help banks expand the coverage and application scenarios of their own solutions.According to him, the European Central Bank has not yet decided whether to issue a digital euro but plans to complete the legislative process by the end of 2026. If the project advances, a 12-month pilot program will be launched in the second half of 2027, with a potential official issuance in 2029. The European Central Bank first proposed introducing a digital euro in October 2020 as a complementary digital payment option to cash. Critics argue that the central bank digital currency could give EU officials the means to monitor or even control residents' spending. Cipollone stated in September 2025 that the digital euro will ensure that all Europeans can use a free and widely accepted digital payment method at any time, even in the event of significant disruptions.

He Yi: Invest in AI for cryptocurrency security, aiming to achieve financial and information equality

Binance co-founder He Yi stated in a Chinese AMA at the Binance smart product launch that one of Binance's major strategies is All in AI, aiming to achieve financial and informational equity. This time, three layers of AI products are being launched: Finance AI for novice users for free, AI Pro for advanced traders, and AgentOS for developers.Finance AI will be available to all users within 7 days, transforming professional on-chain and investment analysis into easily understandable content. AI Pro supports generating trading strategies through natural language conversations; AgentOS serves as a unified gateway, allowing developers to access various large models and utilize Binance's underlying capabilities such as trading, wallets, and liquidity. The platform will preferentially recommend the intelligent agents created by developers to all platform users.He Yi mentioned that the cryptocurrency industry is not in opposition to traditional finance but is gradually integrating and spiraling upwards. She emphasized to investors not to overinterpret comments on social platforms and not to be induced by token projects to create FOMO emotions, urging them to maintain independent and rational judgment when making financial decisions. She also revealed that due to health reasons, there have been fewer updates on social platforms recently, but she will continue to collect product feedback and respond to user demands.

U.S. CFTC: The latest proposed rule notice aims to establish a framework for the cryptocurrency spot market using existing authority

According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, the latest Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) released by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) attempts to utilize its existing authority to establish a market structure framework for spot trading in the crypto space. This framework will be built upon the existing DCM, DCO, and FCM registrations and create a new category called "crypto asset market."A significant difference from the Clarity Act is that the CFTC proposal is exploring a voluntary federal exchange registration pathway: spot exchanges that do not offer leverage can choose not to join this framework and continue to hold state money transmission licenses. Former CFTC Chairman Giancarlo stated that this provides exchanges with a "clear, voluntary single federal rulebook pathway" when customers trade using borrowed funds, and noted that the CFTC is acting within the authority granted by Congress in 2010, supported by court rulings recognizing assets like Bitcoin as commodities.Several lawyers have stated that this ANPRM is a "clever" or "creative" interpretation of Section 2(c)(2)(D) of the Commodity Exchange Act, potentially covering retail crypto spot trading that offers leverage, margin, or financing, even if customers do not actually use leverage. The proposal also addresses "actual delivery" under Section 2(c)(2)(D), seemingly focusing on whether customers own/control the assets rather than merely relying on the book records of a pooled account. However, the proposal still leaves significant questions regarding customer asset bankruptcy protection. Comments must be submitted within 60 days after the proposal is published in the Federal Register.

first_img Real Vision founder: The weakening of the US dollar may open the green light for cryptocurrency, as funds are flowing back from AI

Raoul Pal, founder of Real Vision, stated in the Cointelegraph podcast Trade Secrets that a weakening dollar could signal a green light for the crypto market, driving the industry's upward momentum.He pointed out that rising bond yields and a strong dollar are restricting the free flow of liquidity, and if the dollar can decline, crypto will receive further upward signals. He also mentioned that he would not be overly optimistic and has not given a comprehensive bullish signal for all assets.Pal believes that when AI trading pauses, funds will rotate into the crypto market. He noted that Bitcoin rose about 25% to $80,000 from August 19 to 25, while AI leader stock Nvidia fell for seven consecutive trading days. His preferred scenario is a weakening dollar, a steepening yield curve, and banks expanding the money supply by increasing lending; if these conditions do not occur, the suboptimal scenario is that AI stocks consolidate, allowing funds to rotate into crypto. He also warned that a burst AI bubble would mean liquidity is withdrawn, which would be detrimental to crypto.Regarding AI agents, Pal believes their economic activities will flow more towards smart contract platforms like Ethereum and Solana, rather than Bitcoin. AI agents can pay for network content using stablecoins, with Amazon Web Services launching related features in June, and Coinbase handling payment verification and settlement through the x402 protocol. On the claim that Solana could surpass Ethereum in market capitalization, Pal takes a cautious stance, stating that Ethereum has a higher capital concentration, while Solana's core activities are speculative and of smaller individual scale.

first_img Self-proclaimed "Godfather" Adam Iza was sentenced to 78 months for fraud against Meta and hiring police officers

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California stated that a 26-year-old man, Adam Iza, who calls himself the "Godfather," has been sentenced to 78 months in prison and must pay $23.4 million in restitution. He pleaded guilty in January 2025 to charges of conspiracy to violate rights, wire fraud, and tax evasion, and has been in custody since September 2024. This sentence will run concurrently with the 15-year sentence he received last month for an attempted Bitcoin robbery, which will not increase his actual time served.From August 2021 to April 2022, Iza hired off-duty Los Angeles County police officers as private security and admitted to conspiring with them to obtain law enforcement confidential records and personal data of individuals he had disputes with, obtaining court-authorized search warrants to track these individuals, and having the officers intimidate and threaten them. The Department of Justice stated that five former officers have been convicted for working for him, including 42-year-old Eric Chase Saavedra, who set up a security company providing these officers, and was sentenced to 21 months; 45-year-old Michael David Coberg, who assisted in extorting rivals and arranged false drug arrests, is serving a 63-month sentence. The prosecution wrote in the sentencing memorandum that wealthy individuals cannot buy "search warrants, arrests, badges, or guns" for private disputes.In another fraud case, since December 2020, Iza gained access to a Meta Business Manager account and its associated credit line, reselling it to advertising companies, with Meta clients being charged for ads they never purchased. After discovering this, Meta refunded the clients and absorbed the losses.
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