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As the upper chamber of the US Congress prepares its version of a market structure framework, Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis recently told CNBC that she hopes the Senate and House of

🔹 USD1 token from World Liberty Financial becomes a hot topic among investors and corporations
🔹 Zak Folkman believes it will surpass even giants like Tether
🔹 Stablecoins are on the rise thanks to new regulation and strong demand from Wall Street and Silicon Valley
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In the global wave of enterprises competing to incorporate Bitcoin into their balance sheets, the name Metaplanet is rapidly emerging as one of the most representative case studies in the Asian market. As a Japanese publicly listed company that has transformed from the traditional hotel industry, Metaplanet now holds over 11,000 Bitcoins and has developed its own roadmap in terms of market capitalization rise, financing structure design, and tax efficiency optimization.
Strategic Transformation: An Offensive Launched from a Retreat
Metaplanet did not originate from the "crypto world." Its predecessor, Red Planet Japan, originally operated love hotels but faced a cash flow crisis after the pandemic, resulting in nearly a complete shutdown of operations in early 2024. At this point, the management chose to turn to Bitcoin, not out of industrial synergy, but as a typical "bankruptcy-style transformation": cleaning up, financing, and telling a new story.
CEO Simon Grovy

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in the U.S. fell to $52.8 billion in Q1 2025, down from $79.9 billion in Q4 2024, amid uncertainty over Trump's tariff policies. Despite concerns, some analysts suggest this could be temporary as major investments are planned.

The hardware wallet giant Ledger recently announced that it will completely stop supporting the classic device Nano S launched in 2016, causing dissatisfaction within the community. Although the official stance emphasizes that security is not a concern, this wave of "forced consumer upgrades" has also led many users to associate it with the planned obsolescence business strategies commonly used by tech giants like Apple.
The nine-year device has entered history, Ledger announces the discontinuation of support for Nano S.
Ledger announced at the end of May that it would stop supporting its classic hardware wallet Nano S, stating that the device had entered the "end of development phase" at the end of last year, and from now on, it will no longer receive updates or support for new features and applications.
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Ledger also reminds users to upgrade to Nano S Plus or Ledger.