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1. Strategy CEO: Bitcoin is a regulated monetary freedom system;
2. Tether CEO: The AI industry faces multiple risks of capital misallocation, with profitability and investment cycles severely out of sync;
3. Opinion: The failure of BIP-110 is seen as a bullish signal for Bitcoin, once again validating the network consensus mechanism and governance resilience;
4. Vitalik: In the next 5 years, Ethereum will enter an era of streamlining, with quantum resistance and privacy as primary goals;
5. Analysis: The high compliance threshold of the UK FCA's crypto regulatory framework may become a key challenge for implementation;
6. US M2 surpasses 23 trillion dollars and continues to hit record highs, sparking debates about a “liquidity-driven bubble”;
7. Several US tech companies are tightening AI spending, with Tesla restricting employee AI usage expenses;
8. Revolut announces delisting of USDT at the end of August, signaling stricter compliance measures in Europe;
9. AI data center Crusoe plans to raise 3 billion dollars, with valuation possibly rising to 30 billion dollars.
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