AiCoin Daily Report (April 26)

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  1. The Chairman of the U.S. SEC emphasizes the regulation of Crypto Assets.

  2. Trump will sign a bill prohibiting stock trading in Congress.

  3. Citigroup predicts that stablecoins will drive blockchain growth.

The report predicts that stablecoin issuers may become one of the largest holders of U.S. Treasury bonds, surpassing major sovereign nations. -Original

  1. Senator Cynthia Lummis values the assistance of digital assets.

Senator Cynthia Lummis (Cynthia Lummis) stated that she will "continue to hold the Federal Reserve accountable until the digital asset industry receives more help than just a life jacket." -Original

  1. BlackRock's holdings of Bitcoin have reached 2.77% of the total supply.

BlackRock is increasing its holdings and currently holds 2.77% of the total supply of Bitcoin. This week, they purchased Bitcoin worth $1.2 billion.

  1. Bitcoin ETF recorded the largest single-week net inflow.

With Bitcoin rebounding to a high of $95,800 today, the BTC ETF is experiencing its largest weekly net inflow since Trump's inauguration. Institutions, including BlackRock, have driven a strong rebound in the entire Crypto Assets market. - Original text

  1. Coeptis transforms into Dogecoin mining, stock price plummets

  2. Stripe tests new stablecoin products

Jen @BackseatVC, the product head of payment giant Stripe, posted that Stripe is developing a new stablecoin product powered by Bridge, and has opened applications for testing. This product is aimed at companies outside the United States, European Union, and the United Kingdom, with the goal of providing more convenient access to US dollars. -Original text

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