Vancouver city government employees recommend terminating the "Bitcoin Friendly City" motion due to regulations prohibiting Bitcoin from being used as a municipal reserve asset. The motion was proposed by Mayor Ken Sim and aimed to explore the possibility of accepting cryptocurrency for taxes and converting financial reserves into Bitcoin, but it is restricted by provincial laws.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Castle Investment founder Ken Griffin stated that Trump has already identified a suitable candidate for the Federal Reserve Chairmanship, but Ken Griffin refused to reveal his preferred candidate for the new Federal Reserve Chair. He also pointed out that it is important for the White House to maintain distance from the Federal Reserve. (Jinshi)

Former derivatives protocol Aevo co-founder Ken Chan's "exit manifesto" quickly swept the Asian crypto circle this week. He posted a long post on X saying that he had "wasted eight years" in the crypto industry and bluntly stated that "I am not building a new financial system, I am just building a casino." This remark has sparked widespread resonance and controversy in the Chinese and South Korean communities, with millions of views. Chan's post is not only a professional reflection but also a collapse of personal ideology. He claimed to have been influenced by libertarianism and was enamored with the revolutionary idea of Bitcoin "crossing the border with a billion dollars." However, eight years of industry experience completely disillusioned him. He criticized the Layer 1 capital war for "burning everyone's money", and projects such as Aptos, Sui, Sei, and ICP did not bring real financial innovation, but only "competed to become the next Solana". His conclusion is sharp: "We don't need to build a Mars casino. ”