🗽 Bank of America recommends its clients to invest up to 4% of their portfolio in cryptocurrency.

🎅 Winter is near — warns The Wall Street Journal.

Investors are winding down risky positions, institutions are cooling off toward crypto, and the market is declining not due to crashes, but due to a sober reassessment of risks.

Against this backdrop, forecasts of Bitcoin falling to $60,000 are emerging, and MicroStrategy has for the first time admitted to selling part of their BTC, intensifying pressure on the market.

🤖 Tether launched its own framework for training AI models, which allows training large LLMs directly on phones and laptops in a fully decentralized environment.

The project's goal is to create a democratic infrastructure for training and serving AI agents, which are trained for specific users and are not dependent on the power of tech giants or cloud storage.

The decentralized AI market is rapidly becoming one of the most exciting growth areas.

🕺 Former SEC chairman Gary Gensler stated in an interview that all cryptocurrencies except BTC are high-risk and speculative assets.

Gensler noted that Bitcoin is closer to a commodity in terms of regulation, while investors should approach thousands of other tokens with caution.

💰 Binance appoints Yi He as new co-general director of the company.

🖥 Average cost of mining 1 BTC by public miners in the second quarter of 2025 rose to approximately $74 600.

If non-cash expenses — depreciation and payment of employee shares — are considered, the overall average cost rises to $137 800.

🦊 MetaMask presented a new security system extension called «Transaction Shield» — subscribers will receive a guarantee of compensation for losses up to $10 000 per month for all transactions that the system determines as safe.

💰 Fusaka Update is activated on the main Ethereum network — the new upgrade aims to improve the scalability, efficiency, and security of the network.

From $24 to $29,447 with 11 straight wins.
Seems easy. 😁

🗽 In 2025, 3 American states officially created strategic crypto reserves:

🔴 New Hampshire: up to 5% of state funds are directed to crypto. Only assets with a market capitalization of more than $500 billion can be added to the fund.

🔴 Arizona: a special reserve fund has been created, which stores confiscated and "unneeded" BTC.

🔴 Texas: a strategic crypto reserve has been created, which can buy and hold coins indefinitely.

Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, and several other states have only introduced bills but have not passed laws.