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Japan's Remixpoint dumped every altcoin it owned to go all-in on Bitcoin.

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It's been a a week of decisive moves across crypto.

One Japanese firm shed its altcoins to bet exclusively on Bitcoin, just as the G20 signaled support for clearer, growth-oriented digital asset rules.

Elsewhere, Wyoming enhanced the onchain transparency of its state-issued stablecoin, while Bitcoin held a key level ahead of the Fed's next move.

Remixpoint broke up with every altcoin to go steady with Bitcoin

Tokyo-listed Remixpoint liquidated its Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin holdings for roughly $6M.

The Japanese firm is consolidating entirely into Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

When public companies start treating BTC like a treasury standard, the altcoin bench gets a lot lonelier.

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Glassnode data showed investors across all cohorts still quietly building Bitcoin positions.

BTC held near $77K, ETH slipped below $2,400, SOL dipped under $100 and XRP traded near $1.33.

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Wyoming's Stable Token Commission adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve to verify its FRNT stablecoin backing.

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The Boring Company breaks ground on Nashville Music City Loop

Japan's Remixpoint dumped every altcoin it owned to go all-in on Bitcoin.

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It's been a a week of decisive moves across crypto.

One Japanese firm shed its altcoins to bet exclusively on Bitcoin, just as the G20 signaled support for clearer, growth-oriented digital asset rules.

Elsewhere, Wyoming enhanced the onchain transparency of its state-issued stablecoin, while Bitcoin held a key level ahead of the Fed's next move.

Remixpoint broke up with every altcoin to go steady with Bitcoin

Tokyo-listed Remixpoint liquidated its Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin holdings for roughly $6M.

The Japanese firm is consolidating entirely into Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

When public companies start treating BTC like a treasury standard, the altcoin bench gets a lot lonelier.

Get the full story →

Markets

Rate hike expectations hold firm despite softer jobs data

Private payrolls came in weaker than expected, but traders still bet on a September Fed hike.

Rising Treasury yields added pressure across risk assets, and accumulation has slowed.

Glassnode data showed investors across all cohorts still quietly building Bitcoin positions.

BTC held near $77K, ETH slipped below $2,400, SOL dipped under $100 and XRP traded near $1.33.

Keep reading →

G20 calls for clearer crypto regulations to boost innovation and cross-border payments

G20 finance ministers want unified digital asset rules that encourage innovation without wrecking stability.

The push came after a two-day meeting focused on improving cross-border payment systems globally.

When the world's largest economies agree crypto needs real rules, the regulatory vacuum starts closing fast.

Read the full breakdown →

Wyoming's Stable Token Commission adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve to verify its FRNT stablecoin backing.

The system provides real-time onchain proof that reserves actually match the tokens in circulation.

A US state using blockchain to audit its own currency is a quiet but significant precedent.

Read the full breakdown →

On Our Radar

Automation's actual payoff: Where AI stops being vaporware and starts saving money*

Crypto's Homecoming: SEC signals willingness to actually work with blockchain builders

Tokenizing the bleachers: Sports teams are now selling equity stakes as digital assets.

*sponsored

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Run a semantic search for a thesis or sector, like "GLP-1 exposure" or "commercial real estate," and read what experts have said about it, speaker-attributed and timestamped.

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Meme of the Day

Catch you in the next one.

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