#Sony's Blockchain Efforts Face Obstacles#

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Sony's Ethereum layer-2 mainnet, Soneium, launched on Tuesday to serve content creators and their communities, but faced backlash related to memecoins. Earlier, K33 analyst favored selling Bitcoin on January 20th, the day of Trump's inauguration, as Trump's promises of crypto support fueled higher expectations, but the reality of Washington’s slow political machine set in. As the inauguration neared, the news of selling lost its appeal. Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, believes that corporate purchases of Bitcoin, like that of MicroStrategy, are “a massive trend that has been overlooked” and with reputational risk waning and new FASB accounting rules coming out, the number of corporate holders is “about to explode.”

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Sony's blockchain subsidiary recently launched the mainnet of its Ethereum Layer 2 Soneium, aimed at serving content creators and their communities. However, the move has been met with strong opposition related to memecoins. Analysts believe that Sony's blockchain launch is facing a memecoin backlash, possibly due to the higher popularity and hype surrounding memecoins, while Sony's blockchain project appears more conservative and less attractive. In addition, analysts have been reassessing Trump's inauguration strategy, as his pro-crypto campaign promises have raised higher expectations, while the typically slow-paced political machinery in Washington has brought reality into play. As inauguration day approaches, the appeal of sell-the-news is diminishing. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said that companies like MicroStrategy buying Bitcoin are a "massive trend that has been overlooked," and as reputational risk decreases and new FASB accounting rules come into play, the number of corporate holders "is about to explode."

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Sony's blockchain subsidiary Soneium mainnet launch faces memecoin backlash

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Bitcoin analyst rethinks Trump inauguration strategy as Trump's pro-crypto campaign promises raised higher expectations, but Washington's typically slow-moving political machine brought reality

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Corporate Bitcoin holdings are a 'neglected megatrend', with the number of corporate holders 'about to explode' as reputational risk declines and new FASB accounting rules emerge

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The appeal of sell-the-news fades as the inauguration approaches

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