1. The U.S. FASB Approves New Standards Allowing Companies to Measure Cryptocurrency Assets at Fair Value

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in the United States has approved a change in accounting standards that allows companies to record cryptocurrency assets at fair value. Companies are required to assess the fair value of cryptocurrency assets annually and display market fluctuations in their financial statements. When assets are sold, the full fair value can be included in profits. -Original

2. Federal Reserve Official Harmack: Prefers Small, Frequent Rate Hikes; Financial Conditions Must Remain Tight

Federal Reserve official Harmack stated that the current federal funds rate is insufficiently restrictive, and financial conditions need to remain tight. He prefers a strategy of smaller but more frequent rate hikes. -Original

3. Trump: If Democrats Win Midterm Elections, America Will Fall into Great Depression

U.S. President Trump stated that if the Democrats win next month's midterm elections, America will fall into a great depression; if the Republicans win, each citizen will receive $5,000, and the nation will experience unprecedented economic success. -Original

4. Stournaras: European Central Bank May Continue Gradual Rate Hikes

European Central Bank board member Stournaras stated that the European Central Bank may continue to gradually raise interest rates. -Original

5. MicroStrategy Increases Holdings by 250 BTC, Total Holdings Reach 848,250 BTC

MicroStrategy increased its holdings by 250 BTC and repurchased $192 million of STRC preferred stock, bringing its total holdings to 848,250 BTC and holding $5.5 billion in USD assets. -Original

6. SKYA Liquidates 1.25 Million SOL Reserves Worth $138 Million to Repurchase Issued Shares

SKYA, a treasury company, is liquidating its 2 million SOL reserves, having recently sold approximately 1.25 million SOL with a total value of about $138 million, to repurchase 95% of the company’s issued shares. -Original

7. Ledger Hardware Implant Incident Leads to Losses Exceeding $86 Million; Plan B Says No Regrets After Switching to ETF

Ledger wallets have been found to contain unauthorized hardware implants, with some blockchain investigators estimating losses to exceed $86 million. This incident has sparked discussions about the safety of self-custody versus Bitcoin ETFs. Plan B stated that the decision to transfer Bitcoin holdings to an ETF has proven correct after the Coldcard and Ledger vulnerabilities were exposed, claiming zero regrets. Ophelia Snyder mentioned that large holders are moving self-custodied assets into ETFs for greater security. Adam Back stated that hardware wallets can still serve as a secure storage method, but vendors need to enhance threat modeling. Jameson Lopp remarked that self-custody can remain sound, but new centralization points should be avoided from hasty migrations. -Original

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