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New Jersey has petitioned the U.S.

Securitize and Socios have launched a project to tokenize equity in professional sports teams, leveraging Securitize’s EU DLT Pilot Regime-authorized trading and settlement system.

World, a private company, has open-sourced ProveKit, a zero-knowledge identity proving toolkit already integrated into its World ID system since April.

Arbitrum DAO reported $6.2 million in income for the first half of the year, with 35% of July's income derived from licensing fees tied to Robinhood Chain's mainnet launch.

Hyperscale Data, a company involved in data center operations, has shifted a Michigan site from Bitcoin mining to AI workloads, potentially generating over $1.2 billion in revenue with expansion options exceeding $3 billion.

The article highlights a shift in crypto venture capital (VC) toward later-stage deals, framing it as a consensus-driven trend rather than disciplined investment.

A Russia-linked malware operation, Sality, was dismantled by CrowdStrike and federal authorities after secretly replacing cryptocurrency wallet addresses to steal Bitcoin and Ethereum for eight years.

Wyoming’s Stable Token Commission migrated the FRNT stablecoin from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP following a security review.

The article presents a thesis from Solana Foundation’s Lily Liu that tokenization represents a fundamental shift in how value is created, owned, financed, and transferred, framing it as a 'token supercycle.' This suggests a structural trend toward programmable value, which could broaden the scope of digital asset adoption across sectors.

Capital B, a French bitcoin treasury firm, raised $8.8 million in a private placement from Adam Back.

The article discusses a potential 'Bart Simpson pattern' in XRP and bitcoin prices, characterized by a pullback in major cryptocurrencies.

Capital B, a Euronext Growth Paris-listed firm, issued 13.18 million shares with warrants at €0.58 per share to raise capital, following an $8.8 million investment by Adam Back.