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Crypto News-Muhabbit:
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced that it will not target developers of decentralized crypto platforms who do not have criminal intent.

The European Central Bank is considering Ethereum and Solana for the digital euro - Financial Times

In Japan, SBI Holdings is launching a new platform for the trading of cryptocurrencies, digitized shares, and real assets in partnership with Startale Group.

In the Philippines, a member of parliament proposed that the country acquire 2,000 Bitcoins annually to create a total Strategic Bitcoin Reserve of 10,000 BTC and hold them for 20 years.

According to Bloomberg, Canada will lift retaliatory tariffs on many American products.

🚨 In the last hour, short positions worth 200 million dollars were liquidated, of which 122 million dollars were from $ETH shorts.

Following Powell's speech, the likelihood of the Fed cutting interest rates in September rose to 89.2%.

📰 According to the Financial Times, the US stablecoin law has prompted the European Central Bank to quickly issue a digital euro and evaluate open blockchains like Ethereum/Solana.

🐋A large Bitcoin investor transferred 300 BTC to the Hyperliquid platform and currently has an unrealized profit of 84 million dollars thanks to his large Ethereum long and spot positions.

Interpol arrested 1,200 people in crypto operations conducted in many countries in Africa and seized assets worth over 100 million dollars.

🧩 Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin made the following suggestions for Ethereum to remain decentralized:
1 The transaction pool used by everyone (mempool) must be reliable.
Blockchain technology should be further decentralized and widespread.
Additional pathways should be created for transactions; thus, even if 99% of the system is compromised, central developers cannot control the transactions.

📈 A total of 240 billion dollars was added to the altcoin market cap in the last 24 hours.