Power struggle erupts at Ondo Finance after founder’s death

Senate Majority Leader John Thune confirmed on a television program that the Bitcoin Clarity Act will be voted on before the recess and listed as a priority. （The Bitcoin Historian）

Analysis shows that despite the increase in the scale and value of Bitcoin mining companies' AI infrastructure contracts, Wall Street's response to related transactions has weakened. （Cointelegraph）

Three Delaware court filings reveal a battle for control of Ondo Finance after founder Nathan Allman's death.

Elon Musk asked Grok about the possibility of quantum computers cracking the Bitcoin SHA-256 algorithm, and Grok replied that the probability of cracking within 5 years is close to 0%, and the probability of cracking before 2035 is less than 10%. Currently, the security of Bitcoin is not compromised. （Bitcoin Archive）

The US Securities and Exchange Commission purchased 1 billion air travel records to track passengers without obtaining a search warrant. （Decrypt）