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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract net inflows. Institutions are rushing to accumulate BTC while it is priced under $60,000. Hundreds of millions have been added to these ETFs since Monday. Crypto markets are experiencing fear, uncertainty, and doubt due to Germany and Mt. Gox.

Arbitrum DAO has approved a $24 million investment in real-world assets using 35 million ARB tokens. The decision was made after receiving community approval from the DAO. The investment aims to diversify Arbitrum's treasury portfolio through the Stable Treasury Endowment Program Committee.

Singapore is not ready to list cryptocurrency-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Singapore Exchange (SGX) CEO expressed concerns about the readiness of the ecosystem for crypto ETFs. Despite this, Singapore has issued 24 digital payment token licenses for crypto services.

Payeer has been fined USD 10 million in Lithuania. The fine was imposed by the Lithuanian Crime Investigation Service for violating Anti-Money Laundering regulations. Payeer offers services for exchanging currencies and cryptocurrencies, as well as withdrawals via debit cards.

Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan has been detained in Nigeria since February. U.S. Congressmen submitted a resolution urging the U.S. government to treat Gambaryan as a hostage. They called for his release, stating that his detention is a violation of his rights and a grave injustice.

Aviatrix partners with Casa de Apostas to expand presence in Brazil. Casa de Apostas is a well-known operator in Brazil's online betting scene. Aviatrix's game will now be offered on Casa de Apostas' platform. Both companies are confident that this partnership will deliver significant value to players.

Apple Vision Pro has launched in the UK, Canada, Germany, France, and Australia. Preorders are now shipping, and the headset is available for demo and purchase in Apple Stores. Prices for Vision Pro start at £3500 in the UK, CA$5000 in Canada, €4000 in Germany and France, and AU$6000 in Australia.