Recently, the Crypto Assets market has shown some noteworthy trends. The performance of Bitcoin seems to be more influenced by the performance of Ethereum, and this trend is expected to continue at least in the near term. Although the market generally anticipates that Ethereum will fall below $4000, it unexpectedly began to Rebound, demonstrating a certain level of resilience.

At the same time, Solana has also followed in the footsteps of Ethereum with a rebound, showing impressive performance. OKB, after the recent announcement of its destruction plan, has continued to reach new highs, with an astonishing increase since last Wednesday.

On the policy front, the UK crypto industry is calling for the establishment of a national strategy for stablecoins, warning that falling behind the US could pose risks. In the US, Nasdaq will delist the BNB token from the treasury company Windtree Therapeutics due to compliance issues. Coinbase has also updated its roadmap, adding multiple tokens.

In terms of justice, a U.S. judge has unfrozen $57.6 million worth of USDC in the Libra case, expressing skepticism about the likelihood of the plaintiff's success. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes predict that the unemployment rate will rise above its natural level by the end of 2025 and may persist until 2027.

In terms of legislation, Senator Cynthia Lummis plans to finalize the cryptocurrency bill by the end of the year and has expressed support for the House version. Notably, Arthur Hayes has returned to the investment field after receiving a pardon, engaging in stem cell therapy and crypto vault models.

In addition, cryptocurrency advocacy groups expressed support for Quintenz to serve as chairman of the CFTC in a letter to Trump. These developments indicate that the cryptocurrency industry is undergoing significant transformation and adjustment, and changes in the policy environment will have a profound impact on the future of the industry.