Playbux Announces Launch of AI-Driven Layer 1 Zero-Fee Gaming Blockchain | Cryptocurrency Trends

1. Mainstream Exchange Trends:

• Binance to remove and cease trading on the following spot trading pairs: AI/TUSD, BTC/AEUR, CHR/ BNB, ETH/AEUR, GAS/FDUSD, LQTY/FDUSD.

2. Cryptocurrency Trends:

• Fed minutes states that the vast majority of people believe U.S. economic growth is gradually cooling.
• Chinese actress Fan Bingbing announces the official launch of her personal comic IP project on social media. She will be working with a prominent Japanese comic artist to co-create this project with readers on Web3 social platforms and X.
• Playbux, a metaverse developer initially established on the BNB chain, announces the launch of an AI-driven Layer 1 zero-fee gaming blockchain.
• Crypto data analytics platform Glassnode reports a certain degree of fear and pessimism among digital asset investors as the price of Bitcoin drops to the $60,000 region.
• BorpaToken, a meme project, announces that it has terminated its partnership with EntangleFi, hours after completing snapshots of Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum.
• Standard Chartered predicts that Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high in August and reach $100,000 by the time of the U.S. presidential election in November.
• According to Poly market, Biden's probability of being elected has fallen to 15% today, setting a record low. Trump's probability of being elected is currently at 64%.

3. Financing Trends:

• Compute Labs, a Solana-based GPU tokenization protocol, raises $3 million in pre-seed round funding at a valuation of $30 million.
• QED, a Bitcoin scaling protocol, receives $6 million in seed funding from Blockchain Capital at a "9-figure" valuation.
• Open Campus announces it has received a grant from the Arbitrum Foundation to support the upcoming launch of EDU Chain.

4. Regulatory Trends:

• A U.S. judge sides with the CFTC, deeming OHM and Klima to be commodities in a case involving a crypto Ponzi scheme.
• The Basel Committee approves a disclosure framework for banks' exposure to crypto, and agrees to make targeted revisions to its crypto asset standards.