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TREE NEWS reports: A Hong Kong court sentenced a middleman involved in telecom fraud to 56 months in prison. Police tracked cryptocurrency to trace the ransom flow, highlighting the use of digital assets in criminal activities.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin briefly surpassed $75,000, driven by policy optimism from Trump’s crypto meeting, improved liquidity, and a short squeeze. Institutional flows via US spot Bitcoin ETFs and Strategy’s financing loop are now critical for sustaining the rally.

TREE NEWS reports: Gold and Bitcoin have both broken out, with Bitcoin surpassing its bear market trendline and the 21-week moving average, while gold rebounds after a correction. The US government debt surpassing $40 trillion and 10-year Treasury yields near 4.70% are pressuring long-term financing costs, prompting the Treasury to expand buybacks. This macro backdrop is driving renewed interest in hard assets like gold and bitcoin as hedges against debt expansion.

TREE NEWS update: Top 5 crypto derivatives exchanges saw trading volume decline across the board, as the recent recovery in spot markets may be diverting liquidity away from derivatives. The data suggests a shift in trader focus amid changing market dynamics.

TREE NEWS reports: British media reports that Ukraine is seeking to use StarLink-equipped drones to target Russian missile launchers. This development highlights the growing integration of commercial satellite communications in modern warfare.

TREE NEWS update: Bitwise CEO reported that the company’s ETF has seen daily trading volume surpass $300 million for two consecutive days, indicating strong investor interest. This surge highlights growing demand for crypto investment products.

TREE NEWS reports: Data shows that if Ethereum drops below $2,227, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges could reach $1.341 billion. This highlights a significant risk of cascading liquidations in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS update: According to data, if Bitcoin falls below $70,909, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges could reach $1.96 billion. This highlights the potential for cascading liquidations and increased market volatility.

TREE NEWS reports: Robinhood’s CFO Verma Shiv and director Bhatt Baiju have sold more than $5.25 million worth of company stock over the past three days. The sales come as the company continues to expand its crypto offerings, but the news has no direct impact on tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: A company affiliated with Capital.com has obtained a virtual asset service provider license in the UAE, positioning it to offer spot cryptocurrency trading services. This marks a regulatory milestone for the firm’s expansion into the Middle East crypto market.

TREE NEWS update: UK’s HMRC has dispatched warning letters to over 81,000 crypto asset holders, nearly triple the number from last year. The letters urge taxpayers to review their crypto holdings and pay any owed taxes, as part of a broader compliance push.

TREE NEWS reports: Tesla has stopped production of its solar roof tiles, according to a report. The move marks a shift in the company’s renewable energy strategy, though no official reason was given. This development is unrelated to crypto or RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: Monitoring data shows that 79.6 million USDT has been transferred into Binance. This large inflow may signal potential buying activity or market movements.

TREE NEWS update: South Korea plans to revise its law to grant the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) direct enforcement authority to crack down on unregistered crypto exchanges. This move aims to strengthen regulatory oversight and combat illegal cryptocurrency trading activities.

TREE NEWS reports: DeepSeek’s Flash model saw traffic halve after a price increase, leaving a daily gap of nearly 10 trillion tokens. The move reflects demand sensitivity in the AI compute market.

TREE NEWS update: As global market trading heat rises, Bitget’s TradFi contract trading volume surpassed 150 million trades in August, indicating strong user engagement. This milestone reflects the growing intersection between traditional finance and crypto derivatives.

TREE NEWS reports: Serenity notes that leveraged traders are rotating into crypto and biotech sectors, while AI stocks could see a quicker recovery. The firm highlights changing market dynamics and risk appetite among traders.

TREE NEWS update: An analysis suggests that over 2 million BTC have changed hands in the $62,000-$64,000 range, potentially forming a significant support level for the cryptocurrency. This concentration of trading activity could indicate strong buyer interest at these price levels.

TREE NEWS reports: An analyst notes that Bitcoin has minimal overhead resistance, and if it breaks $75,700, the next key level is around $84,000. This technical outlook suggests potential for further upside in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS update: Capital.com, a global trading platform, will offer spot cryptocurrency services in the UAE after its affiliate secured a license. UAE clients will be able to buy and hold crypto through the app, expanding beyond CFD exposure.