BTC breaks through the $85000 mark

Foresight News reported that Delphi Ventures announced on X that it has invested in Ekubo Protocol, which was originally the Starknet ecosystem DEX and has now been deployed on the Ethereum mainnet through version v2.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Hasseb Qureshi, a partner at Dragonfly Capital, stated on X that after meeting with several members of the Ethereum Foundation (EF) at the ETH SF conference, his views on Ethereum have become more optimistic. Hasseb mentioned that EF now has a genuine sense of urgency and consensus, understanding that things need to change. The situation is no longer as it was in 2020, EF has realized this and they also hope that Ethereum will continue to maintain its important position. They are gathering opinions from investors and developers, and considering how to replicate Solana Superteam's success in the Ethereum ecosystem. The focus on research and academia is decreasing, with more emphasis on capital construction and entrepreneurial processes. The leadership of Ethereum has been criticized a lot, and you need to know this - these criticisms are working, they are listening, they are seriously considering how to adapt. Hasseb finally said, "I'm bullish on ETH right now

According to Foresight News, Bitfinex alpha published an analysis stating that the sustained outflow of funds from US spot Bitcoin ETFs (totaling $921.4 million last week) indicates that institutional buyers have not yet returned with sufficient strength to effectively offset market selling pressure. Short term holders are still facing net unrealized losses, exacerbating selling pressure. These investors, especially those who have bought in the past 7 to 30 days, are often the most prone to panic selling. From a historical perspective, when the inflow of new funds slows down and the trend of holding costs changes, it usually indicates that market demand is weakening. As the support for Bitcoin above critical levels gradually weakens, this trend becomes increasingly evident. If there are no new buyers entering, Bitcoin may experience a longer period of consolidation, and even further decline due to weak hands continuing to exit.

OKX - OKB is currently priced at $51.90, with a 24-hour increase of 8.24%. 24-hour transaction volume of 9.38 million US dollars, an increase of 19.83%, for reference only

According to the Electronic Times, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea has required cryptocurrency exchanges to pay a total of 7.9 billion Korean won (approximately 5.54 million US dollars) in annual regulatory fees. The fee is set at 0.6%, higher than the initial estimate of 0.4%. These fees need to be paid quarterly before the end of March, May, July, and October each year. Except for Korbit (whose revenue is less than 3 billion Korean won, approximately 2.08 million US dollars), the cost allocation is as follows: Upbit operator Dunamu will pay 6.7 billion Korean won (approximately 4.64 million US dollars); Bithumb paid 900 million Korean won (approximately 624000 US dollars); Coinone paid 150 million Korean won (approximately 104000 US dollars); Gopax paid approximately 21.35 million Korean won (approximately 14800 US dollars). The total cost of the four major exchanges is approximately 7.9 billion Korean won (approximately 5.54 million US dollars).