CZ’s proposal to freeze Satoshi Nakamoto’s reserves is quite interesting—quantum attacks are indeed a long-term concern, but who has the authority when it comes to execution?

Summary of key points: The US SEC plans to approve stock tokenization trading and pilot digital asset models; the US Senate promotes the CLARITY Act to define non-custodial developer responsibilities; Hong Kong's e-HKD conducts 24/7 derivative margin testing; CZ proposes freezing Satoshi Nakamoto's reserves to prevent quantum theft; CFTC Chair paves the way for Hyperliquid and other on-chain markets to enter the US; Hester Peirce emphasizes that self-custody and financial privacy should form the basis of regulation; Bitwise states that Bitcoin is undervalued compared to AI stock valuations, with the Federal Reserve leaning hawkish to suppress short-term growth; researchers say that in 2026, AAVE lending interest may not be the main source of revenue; the Philippines Securities Commission supports asset tokenization and expands the regulatory sandbox; CZ states that prediction markets help discover prices, and Hyperliquid verifies new demand.