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1. Key Democratic senators in the US are calling for the advancement of crypto legislation, while SEC Chairman warns that the lack of legislation could pose risks of policy setbacks;
2. South Korea's Finance Minister: Will strengthen regulation of the cryptocurrency market;
3. CFTC announces members of the Innovation Advisory Committee, with several crypto industry leaders selected;
4. Institutions: Strong non-farm payrolls fail to stop the dollar's decline, as bearish sentiment has become "deeply entrenched";
5. Sharplink Chairman: Will continue to purchase and stake ETH;
6. Swedish listed company H100 Group has completed the acquisition of Swiss Bitcoin treasury company Future Holdings AG;
7. Japanese digital financial platform PayPay has filed for a US IPO;
8. PGI CEO sentenced to 20 years in prison for $200 million Bitcoin Ponzi scheme;
9. Aave Labs: Proposes the "Aave Will Win" plan, sending 100% of product revenue to the DAO.
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