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TREE NEWS reports: The New York Post reports that Rep. Rashida Tlaib, a vocal opponent of the CLARITY Act, holds up to $30,000 in Bitcoin and Ethereum-related ETFs. This disclosure raises questions about potential conflicts of interest given her legislative stance on crypto regulation.

TREE NEWS reports: US Representative Rashida Tlaib has disclosed holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, according to a report from ChainCatcher. The disclosure highlights growing political interest in crypto assets.

TREE NEWS update: Laser Digital Japan, a subsidiary of Nomura’s digital asset arm, has obtained a crypto asset trading license from Japan’s financial regulator, marking the first new registration in nearly four years. This milestone signals a thaw in Japan’s regulatory stance and could attract more traditional finance players into the crypto space.

TREE NEWS update: Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has listed ‘King Kong Coin’ and ‘King Kong Fund’ as suspicious investment products. Investors are advised to exercise caution as these products are not authorized for public offering in Hong Kong.

TREE NEWS update: Justin Sun stated that the lawsuit against WLFI is fundamentally about the principles of blockchain ownership. He emphasized the importance of protecting decentralized asset rights in the legal challenge.

TREE NEWS update: Grayscale suggests that a new SEC rule may benefit ETH, SOL, and BNB, potentially leading to a value回流 as on-chain issuance increases. This could mark a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for digital assets.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin surged 22.6% in the past week, its largest weekly gain since November 2024, following President Trump’s urging of the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act for market structure regulation. The move highlights renewed optimism for crypto-friendly legislation.