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Top 10 News of the Week
1. White House Issues Order to Expand 401(k) Investment Scope, Including Digital Assets and Alternative Assets link
The White House announced that President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order allowing 401(k) investors to access alternative assets such as private equity, real estate, and digital assets to enhance returns and diversify risks. The order requires the Labor Secretary to review and clarify fiduciary responsibilities and procedures for alternative asset investments in 401(k) and other ERISA-governed defined contribution plans, collaborate with federal agencies like the Treasury and SEC to adjust regulations, and instruct the SEC to modify rules to facilitate the allocation of such assets in retirement savings plans.
[The rest of the translation follows the same professional and accurate approach, maintaining the original structure and meaning while translating to English.]- SharpLink completes $200 million private financing, will expand Ethereum reserves to $2 billion link
- Verb Technology plans to raise $558 million to establish TON Treasury link
- Satsuma completes approximately $218 million convertible debt financing, with over half settled in BTC link
- Mill City Ventures III announces equity financing agreement of up to $500 million with A.G.P. link
- OpenMind announces completion of $20 million financing, led by Pantera Capital link
- Tether leads €30 million financing for Bit2Me link
- Crypto derivatives trading app Euphoria announces completion of $7.5 million seed round link
- UK blockchain project BOB announces completion of new $9.5 million financing round link
- The Smarter Web Company completes £8.1 million financing, plans to purchase more BTC link
- On-chain trading platform ant.fun completes Series A financing, led by Folkman Venture link
- Subzero Labs announces completion of $20 million seed round link
- Perle announces completion of $9 million seed round link
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