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- 07:20Arthur Hayes has collateralized 6.54 million USD worth of ENA, and transferred most of it to CEXAccording to Onchain Lens monitoring, Arthur Hayes has just unlocked a pledge worth 6.54 million US dollars in ENA and transferred most of it into CEX, expecting to make a profit of 5.42 million US dollars.
- 07:19JPMorgan CEO: Bitcoin has no intrinsic value, having the right to buy or sell Bitcoin does not mean it's a good ideaChainCatcher reports that Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, once again criticized Bitcoin in an interview with CBS News, stating it has no intrinsic value and is often abused by wrongdoers. He compared Bitcoin to smoking, suggesting that just because one has the right to do something doesn't mean it's a good idea. He believes that although people have the right to buy or sell Bitcoin, this does not mean it's a good thing. Interestingly enough, while Dimon maintains his harsh stance on Bitcoin, he holds a more positive attitude towards blockchain technology. He acknowledges its practical uses and mentions JPMorgan Chase's involvement in blockchain projects like JPM Coin.
- 06:50Cardano Founder: IOG's ADA holdings are for profit, not "gifts", different from the Cardano FoundationCardano founder Charles Hoskinson defended blockchain research and engineering company Input Output Global (IOG) in a post on X, refuting criticisms of its ADA holdings and network adoption work. Hoskinson clarified: "No ADA was 'given' to IOG, this is what we earned. This is not public funds, but the profits from building Cardano. The original value of IOG's ADA holdings was about $8 million in 2015. We have been building the ecosystem for nine years now. CF (Cardano Foundation) received ADA as a donation, they are obligated to use it for the ecosystem, that's the difference." Hoskinson also said that CF missed an opportunity to integrate USDC with $3 million in 2021 when the foundation held assets worth nearly $2 billion.