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- Community Morning Brief — Top Headlines 🔹 June 4, 2025
1. Data: Institutional buyers have increased their Bitcoin holdings by 417,000 BTC so far in 2025.
2. The U.S. has presented Vietnam with a complex list of demands in tariff negotiations.
3. Arkham stated on social media that Satoshi Nakamoto’s net worth has now surpassed Bill Gates’.
4. Trump’s Truth Social has filed an application for a Bitcoin ETF.
5. Bloomberg analyst: IBIT’s Bitcoin holdings could surpass Satoshi Nakamoto’s by the end of next year, becoming the world’s largest Bitcoin holder.
6. Attendees of Trump’s crypto dinner rec - #Satoshi Net Worth Tops Bill Gates#
Arkham announced on social media that Satoshi Nakamoto is now wealthier than Bill Gates, with a net worth reaching $116.7 billion compared to Gates' $116.2 billion.
💬 What does this mean for the crypto market? How will Satoshi's wealth impact Bitcoin's future and interest from mainstream investors?
#Trump BTC ETF Application#
Truth Social, operated by Trump Media & Technology Group, has applied for a Bitcoin spot ETF through a partner. The fund aims to track Bitcoin's spot price performance. If approved, Truth Social would be the first social media platfor - 👀 #GateCryptoGiveaway# - Whose eyes are these?
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Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has been appointed as the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
PANews reported on April 23 that former U.S. SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has been appointed as the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, succeeding Damian Williams, who played a key role in several high-profile Crypto Assets cases. This appointment is temporary, as Democratic Senate Leader Chuck Schumer used a "blue slip" to block a confirmation vote for Clayton on April 16. Senators can use a "blue slip" to prevent judicial nominees from their state, including U.S. Attorneys or District Court nominees. Clayton can serve as Acting U.S. Attorney without Senate approval for a maximum term of 120 days. Clayton's temporary position will last until around August 20. After that, he will need Senate approval or a temporary extension from the Manhattan Federal Court.