Trump signed an executive order to incorporate Crypto Assets into the 401(k) plan; SEC released guidance stating that liquid staking is not subject to securities law regulation; Ripple's legal dispute with the SEC has ended; Grayscale's long-term plan for an IPO; Harvard holds $117 million in Bitcoin ETF.

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Harvard University holds $117 million in spot Bitcoin ETFs in Q2, surpassing investment in Google parent company Alphabet.
According to news from Bitpush, the investment portfolio of Harvard University held $117 million worth of shares in the BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) at the end of the second quarter, as stated in the documents released on Friday. This investment ranks fifth in Harvard University's holdings, surpassing its investment in Google's parent company Alphabet (approximately $114 million).
The document shows that Harvard Management Co

A founder purchased a $30 pink beanie for nearly $800,000 due to its special value in a well-known meme. This hat auction attracted attention, and the Bags platform also announced it will reward the first meme coin to surpass a market capitalization of $10 million.

Written by: Yanz, Deep Tide TechFlow
Original title: Who killed the cross-chain king Cosmos?
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The performance of the Cosmos ecosystem at the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025 is particularly noteworthy, but not because of good news.
As of August 5, 2025, the core token of Cosmos, ATOM, has shrunk to $4.2, a drop of up to 90% from its peak. Meanwhile, compared to the end of 2024, the major project Osmosis (OSMO) has fallen by 79%, the price of JUNO has shrunk by 82% almost to zero, and even the relatively strong Injective (INJ) has retreated from $34 to around $12. Not to mention, Kava, Evmos, Cronos, and Fetch.AI have all generally fallen...
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