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ETH DailyJP Morgan Buys $102m BMNR Shares
J.P. Morgan acquired 1,974,144 shares of BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. (BMNR), the world’s largest Ethereum treasury company.
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler resigns.
Court strikes down the SEC’s Dealer Rule.
The Graph introduces GRC-20.
Celestia outlines its Lazybridging endgame.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler announced his resignation from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), effective January 20, 2025. Appointed in April 2021, Gensler gained a reputation for aggressively pursuing enforcement actions against crypto projects, including ConsenSys, Uniswap, Coinbase, and Kraken. Gensler faced criticism for inconsistent statements about what constitutes a security and for urging crypto projects to “come in and register” while providing little regulatory clarity on digital asset classifications. The resignation coincides with the inauguration of a new administration, signaling a shift toward more friendly crypto regulation.
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler resigns.
Court strikes down the SEC’s Dealer Rule.
The Graph introduces GRC-20.
Celestia outlines its Lazybridging endgame.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler announced his resignation from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), effective January 20, 2025. Appointed in April 2021, Gensler gained a reputation for aggressively pursuing enforcement actions against crypto projects, including ConsenSys, Uniswap, Coinbase, and Kraken. Gensler faced criticism for inconsistent statements about what constitutes a security and for urging crypto projects to “come in and register” while providing little regulatory clarity on digital asset classifications. The resignation coincides with the inauguration of a new administration, signaling a shift toward more friendly crypto regulation.
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The Graph, a blockchain indexing protocol, introduced GRC-20, a proposed data standard aimed at structuring, sharing, and connecting information across applications. By creating a common language for knowledge, GRC-20 seeks to enable verifiable, open, and composable applications. The framework is built around three key components: Spaces, Entities, and Types. Spaces organize knowledge into public, personal, or private groups. Entities represent concepts or objects as nodes, with relations connecting them. Types provide structure by defining the fields and attributes of entities. GRC-20 is currently in a draft phase and is open for public feedback.
Celestia outlined its Lazybridging endgame, a proposed feature designed to deliver a seamless user experience for interacting across multiple rollups and blockchains. Lazybridging seeks to simplify interactions, making them as intuitive and straightforward as using a single chain. The feature leverages Celestia's single-slot finality and advancements in ZK proving to enable fast and efficient asset transfers across chains.
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Presentation: ETH is permissionless money
L2Beat integrates UOPS metric
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Renzo integrates Coinbase validators
Charles Schwab gets into spot crypto market
Solana ETF 19b-4 filings
The Graph, a blockchain indexing protocol, introduced GRC-20, a proposed data standard aimed at structuring, sharing, and connecting information across applications. By creating a common language for knowledge, GRC-20 seeks to enable verifiable, open, and composable applications. The framework is built around three key components: Spaces, Entities, and Types. Spaces organize knowledge into public, personal, or private groups. Entities represent concepts or objects as nodes, with relations connecting them. Types provide structure by defining the fields and attributes of entities. GRC-20 is currently in a draft phase and is open for public feedback.
Celestia outlined its Lazybridging endgame, a proposed feature designed to deliver a seamless user experience for interacting across multiple rollups and blockchains. Lazybridging seeks to simplify interactions, making them as intuitive and straightforward as using a single chain. The feature leverages Celestia's single-slot finality and advancements in ZK proving to enable fast and efficient asset transfers across chains.
Case for EIP-7732 in Fusaka
MORPHO delegation is live
Presentation: ETH is permissionless money
L2Beat integrates UOPS metric
Introducing too many bridges
Renzo integrates Coinbase validators
Charles Schwab gets into spot crypto market
Solana ETF 19b-4 filings
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