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According to Odaily Odaily, Strive ASST CEO Matt Cole stated that Bitcoin could fall to $0.01 and remain there for 18 months, and the company could also do nothing; the company would not be forced to sell any BTC; there is no price that would lead to the company's liquidation.
Sharplink Co-CEO Joseph Chalom: Ethereum has over 900,000 validators, while Solana has fewer than 800.
According to Odaily Odaily, Joseph Chalom, co-CEO of Sharplink and former executive at Blackrock, stated that Ethereum boasts over 900,000 validators and over 1 million developers, possessing a decentralized advantage that Solana cannot match. Electric Capital data shows that 1,012,824 developers have contributed code to Ethereum, with approximately 232,000 remaining active in the past 12 months. Chalom noted that Solana has fewer than 800 validators, and 92% of them run on the same client. Data shows that Sharplink held 886,725 ETH as of late June. (Bitcoin.com News)
Binance co-CEO responds to MiCA's new rules taking effect: Transition support will be provided to affected users.
Odaily Odaily reports that Binance Co-CEO Richard Teng responded to the EU's MiCA regulations taking effect, stating that Binance will continue to provide transition support to affected users, including providing follow-up procedures and alternative solutions to ensure asset security and service continuity. He also advised users to seek account support and assistance through official customer service channels. Richard Teng acknowledged that regulatory changes may bring some uncertainty and user inconvenience, and that Binance is currently maintaining close communication with regulators to ensure a responsible compliance transition.
Strive's CEO announced that the SATA distribution mechanism will no longer automatically increase the supply at $100 by default.
Odaily Odaily reports that Strive CEO Matt Cole announced in a post on the X platform that SATA will no longer automatically issue new shares/tokens at $100 by default. However, the core goal surrounding SATA remains to anchor the price at $100 and minimize long-term volatility. Cole pointed out that unless otherwise communicated, investors should not assume Strive will automatically issue more SATA at the $100 price level. While this mechanism "may still occur" under normal market conditions, the current market environment is "not normal." Therefore, the company needs to maintain greater flexibility in its issuance decisions, which is in line with the long-term interests of shareholders and the stability goals of SATA. Overly rigid issuance rules could be exploited by market forces, increasing volatility risk in the long run. Therefore, an overly rigid mechanism design will not be adopted. Furthermore, whether Strive suspends its issuance or takes other measures will be entirely based on management's assessment of the long-term interests and stability of shareholders, and will not be announced in advance. It is expected to take into account market data such as short ratios and borrowing costs, but will not rely on a single indicator.
Bitwise CEO: OUSD announcement is most likely to benefit the category and its leaders.
According to Odaily Odaily, Bitwise CEO stated in an article on the X platform that the most likely outcome of the OUSD announcement is that the entire sector and its leaders will benefit. As product choices become more diversified and more companies invest resources in driving industry adoption, the overall market will expand further, rather than becoming a zero-sum game.
Strive CEO: No BTC purchased this week; balance sheet shows 19,864 BTC.
According to Odaily Odaily, Strive CEO Matt Cole stated on the X platform that Strive's balance sheet currently holds 19,864 BTC, $141.7 million in cash, and $37.7 million worth of STRC. No BTC were purchased this week. Strive's balance sheet has sufficient reserves, no debt, no margin, and no restricted BTC.