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🇺🇸 Gemini Files for IPO Amid Crypto Boom Gemini, the U.S.-based crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, has confidentially filed for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) with the SEC. This move comes as Bitcoin continues its bullish run, recently reaching a high of $112,000. The Trump administration's pro-crypto stance may further fuel investor optimism.

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Reform UK Embraces Crypto Donations Nigel Farage announces that Reform UK is now accepting cryptocurrency donations, becoming the first UK political party to do so. The party also proposes a "Cryptocurrency and Digital Finance Bill" aiming to reduce crypto capital gains tax and establish a national digital reserve.

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🚀 Bitcoin Hits New All-Time High! Bitcoin has surged past $111,000, marking a new all-time high. This rally is driven by strong institutional demand and a significant accumulation phase across all wallet cohorts.

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NFT Market Dynamics The Australian Open's Artball NFT program, launched in 2022, has seen a dramatic decline in value. Initially sold for 0.067 ETH, some NFTs are now trading as low as 0.005 ETH (approximately $25). Tennis Australia appears to have shifted focus to other digital initiatives, such as integrating tennis into gaming platforms like Roblox and Minecraft.

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Immutable and Altura Collaboration Immutable has announced a strategic partnership with Altura, a Web3 infrastructure platform focused on the gaming industry. This collaboration aims to introduce a new marketplace and solutions designed to enhance the player-driven economy.

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Ethereum Dencun Upgrade Nears The highly anticipated Ethereum Dencun (Deneb-Cancun) upgrade is set to enhance scalability and reduce gas fees, especially for Layer 2 rollups. This could be a game-changer for DeFi and NFT transactions.

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Australian Open's NFT Initiative Faces Decline The Australian Open's Artball program, launched in 2022, allowed fans to purchase NFTs linked to specific plots on the Melbourne Park tennis courts. Initially sold for 0.067 ETH and 0.23 ETH in subsequent years, these NFTs have seen their resale value plummet by up to 90%, with current prices as low as 0.005 ETH (approximately $25). No new NFTs were minted in 2024, and there have been no recent communications or offers related to the program in 2025, suggesting a possible discontinuation. Tennis Australia has not provided comments on this development.

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