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Notable news in the last 24 hours (07/09) BTC: 25,789 USD | ETH: 1,635 USD | Total market cap: 1,022 billion USD 1️⃣ Binance CEO thinks that DeFi will surpass CeFi in the next uptrend. In a live chat on Twitter X, CZ made a prediction about the future of DeFi. "I think the more decentralized the industry the better," he declared, adding that it won't be long before DeFi takes over the entire crypto industry. CZ also shared his views on the recent dismissal of the lawsuit against decentralized protocol Uniswap. "I agree that Uniswap winning is very positive, very reasonable and clear. That's very good," he declared. 2️⃣ The Russian politician claims CBDCs will destroy traditional banks. Anatoly Akskov, head of Russia's finance commission, believes that the rise of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could lead to the extinction of traditional banks. Akskov argued that the role of traditional banks will diminish as blockchain technology integrates more into the global financial system. 3️⃣ A series of Chinese Crypto KOLs are locked out of social media accounts. Sina Weibo, one of China's most popular social media apps with more than 258 million daily active users, has taken down 80 influencer accounts promoting cryptocurrency-related activities for violating Chinese regulations. According to the September 5 announcement, Weibo has "automatically taken down" 80 influencer accounts with a total of more than 8 million followers. These accounts allegedly violated eight regulations related to telecommunications, finance, banking, online marketing, securities, exchanges, and internet security in promoting cryptocurrencies. 4️⃣ Binance continues to lose 2 more senior personnel. Gleb Kostarev, head of Binance Eastern Europe and Russia, and Vladimir Smerkis, general manager of Binance Russia and CIS, have announced their departures from Binance. The move comes as Binance is considering exiting the Russian market following a series of allegations of sanctions violations by the WSJ.

Notable news in the last 24 hours (07/09) BTC: 25,789 USD | ETH: 1,635 USD | Total market cap: 1,022 billion USD 1️⃣ Binance CEO thinks that DeFi will surpass CeFi in the next uptrend. In a live chat on Twitter X, CZ made a prediction about the future of DeFi. "I think the more decentralized the industry the better," he declared, adding that it won't be long before DeFi takes over the entire crypto industry. CZ also shared his views on the recent dismissal of the lawsuit against decentralized protocol Uniswap. "I agree that Uniswap winning is very positive, very reasonable and clear. That's very good," he declared. 2️⃣ The Russian politician claims CBDCs will destroy traditional banks. Anatoly Akskov, head of Russia's finance commission, believes that the rise of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could lead to the extinction of traditional banks. Akskov argued that the role of traditional banks will diminish as blockchain technology integrates more into the global financial system. 3️⃣ A series of Chinese Crypto KOLs are locked out of social media accounts. Sina Weibo, one of China's most popular social media apps with more than 258 million daily active users, has taken down 80 influencer accounts promoting cryptocurrency-related activities for violating Chinese regulations. According to the September 5 announcement, Weibo has "automatically taken down" 80 influencer accounts with a total of more than 8 million followers. These accounts allegedly violated eight regulations related to telecommunications, finance, banking, online marketing, securities, exchanges, and internet security in promoting cryptocurrencies. 4️⃣ Binance continues to lose 2 more senior personnel. Gleb Kostarev, head of Binance Eastern Europe and Russia, and Vladimir Smerkis, general manager of Binance Russia and CIS, have announced their departures from Binance. The move comes as Binance is considering exiting the Russian market following a series of allegations of sanctions violations by the WSJ.