Recently, Nasdaq-listed company Propanc Biopharma did something quite magical—this biotechnology firm focused on cancer treatment research actually secured a $100 million financing commitment from family office Hexstone Capital, which it plans to allocate towards digital assets. What concept? A company that should be focused on drug development is hoarding Bitcoin and Ethereum. Hexstone has deeply laid out its positions in mainstream cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, SOL, and Dogecoin. This time, it directly provides funding to a biotechnology company through convertible preferred shares. The signal behind this is very clear: institutional funds' recognition of cryptocurrency as a reserve asset is no longer limited to the tech sector; even traditional industries like healthcare are beginning to enter the market. Propanc plans to pour $99 million into digital assets, clearly aiming to use cryptocurrencies to hedge against the volatility of traditional markets and inflation risks. This approach is strikingly similar to that of MicroStrategy—using Bitcoin and other digital assets to hedge against the depreciation of fiat currency, while also optimizing financial report performance. Looking ahead, it is estimated that more and more listed companies across various industries will follow this hybrid model of "traditional business + digital asset reserves." After all, in a market environment filled with uncertainty, an additional layer of asset allocation provides an extra safety net.

Spotted some activity around $IRON on Solana's PumpFun recently. Contract: 6VmVvbodFjxo8qstC8ebWDQ11No5WCEqZ3Dy5x6pump The 24-hour numbers show buying volume hitting $16,385 against sell-side at $10,465. Market cap sitting at $22,985 with liquidity currently at zero—yeah, that's worth noting. Anyone tracking this one? The buy-sell ratio looks interesting but that liquidity situation is definitely something to keep an eye on.

On the verge of the Ethereum upgrade countdown, another major news has emerged—reportedly, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have approved ETFs for Ethereum and Solana to conduct staking operations. If this news is confirmed, what does it mean? Large traditional financial institutions will finally be able to participate in on-chain staking yields through ETF products. Just think, ETFs can already attract conservative investors, and now with staking yields added, the appeal is doubled. Capital inflow is one aspect, but more importantly, this signals a positive regulatory stance. Will ETH and SOL ride this wave to another surge? The market has already started to stir.