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Popularity rankings show that BEAT tops the list, while ALCH has the largest increase. The rankings are as follows: ① BEAT ($2.20, -19.71%) ② ETH ($2953.41, 3.79%) ③ ZEC ($411.19, 3.44%) ④ SOL ($124.60, 1.20%) ⑤ ACT ($0.02865, 10.15%). ALCH experienced strong selling pressure from major funds, with a net outflow of $791,300 in 24 hours and a 24-hour trading volume of $137 millions, among which the net inflow from major funds was $476,800.

Foresight News reported that Magdaleno Mendoza, a senior promoter of the crypto Ponzi scheme IcomTech, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison by a US court. He was found guilty of assisting in recruiting investors, participating in a wire fraud conspiracy, and promising victims false crypto mining and trading returns. The court also ordered him to pay approximately $790,000 in restitution and forfeit about $1.5 million in assets. Previously, IcomTech founder David Carmona was sentenced to nearly 10 years, and former CEO Marco Ruiz Ochoa was sentenced to 5 years.

 Japan's Minister of Economy and Finance, Shunichi Shirouchi, stated on Friday that he respects the Bank of Japan's decision to raise interest rates to 0.75%, but it is necessary to closely monitor the economic outlook. He said: "When formulating economic and fiscal policies, we believe it is necessary to closely watch several factors, such as the impact of US trade policies, the effect of sustained price increases on private consumption, and fluctuations in financial and capital markets." Shunichi Shirouchi stated that it is important to continue implementing appropriate monetary policies to achieve strong economic growth and stable inflation.