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1. Strategy disclosed that it spent $1.28 billion last week to purchase 17,994 Bitcoin; 2. Tom Lee: The “crypto mini-winter” is nearing its end; BitMine will accelerate its accumulation of ETH; 3. Donald Trump Press conference: Military operations against Iran will end soon; oil price increases are lower than expected; 4. Analysis: The situation in Iran and short squeezes have jointly driven the recent rise in CRCL; 5. Anthropic sues the U.S. government; 6. Donald Trump threatens to stop signing any bills until the Voter ID Act is passed, which could impact the progress of crypto regulatory legislation; 7. Vitalik: The Ethereum Foundation is staking 72,000 ETH using DVT-lite; 8. South Korea plans to exclude crypto investment debts from personal bankruptcy liquidation; 9. Moldova’s National Anti-Corruption Center disclosed a $107 million cryptocurrency scheme aimed at interfering in elections; 10. Bitcoin Mining firm Mara deposited 298 BTC, worth $20.57 million, into Cumberland.
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