最新报道：According to Bijie.com, several cryptocurrency headlines this week have the potential to spark volatility in specific or affected ecosystems. Traders looking to protect their portfolios can monitor and trade around the following cryptocurrency headlines, starting Monday. FTX will distribute $1.9 billion to creditors following its collapse. The defunct cryptocurrency platform has been struggling to reimburse its creditors following the collapse of the exchange several years ago. The exchange will distribute $1.9 billion to its creditors. Previously, a court approved a new round of repayments, with eligible claims set to be filed on August 15th. However, as BeInCrypto reported, the distribution will begin on September 30th. In fact, if creditors redirect the repayments into the market, these repayments could have a net positive impact on the cryptocurrency market. Sharplink Gaming Earnings. Another cryptocurrency headline this week, particularly for Ethereum traders, is Sharplink Gaming's earnings call scheduled for August 15th. It will be interesting to see what shareholders think. The company recently announced a strategic shift toward Ethereum, completely avoiding Bitcoin. The company competes with Thomas Lee's BitMine in Ethereum strategic reserve activities and has become a key standard-bearer for the largest altcoin by market capitalization. Recently, BlackRock's head of digital assets joined Sharplink as the company accelerates its Ethereum strategy. Therefore, with Sharplink Gaming's Ethereum flywheel accelerating, a positive earnings report could bode well for Ethereum and bolster market optimism for ETH. Data from Google Finance shows that as of this writing, Sharplink Gaming's SBET stock is trading at $23.92, up 0.56% pre-market. Curve token emission decreases 5%. Another noteworthy cryptocurrency news is the Curve token emission, which will reduce the CRV inflation rate to 5.34%, or 315,600 CRV per day. This move will occur on Tuesday, August 12th, and is expected to reduce the inflation rate within the CRV ecosystem. CRV emissions follow a fixed, immutable schedule based on epochs, with each epoch lasting a full year. At the start of each new epoch, the emission rate decreases by a constant factor of 2^(1/4) ≈ 1.189. This transition coincides with the Curve Network's fifth anniversary, after previously reducing emissions to 6.35%, or 375,000 CRV per day, on its fourth anniversary. The Curve Finance network stated in a recent post that this transition does not require a vote. Lombard's LBTC begins accruing Bitcoin yields. Lombard Finance was also on the watchlist this week as it began accruing Bitcoin yields. Earned BTC yields can be used as collateral for borrowing or to provide liquidity in DeFi. Notably, users do not need to claim the yields, as they accrue automatically. This facilitates integration into money markets and other structured products, making Bitcoin more liquid and productive than ever before. This move could increase the value of LBTC relative to BTC while passively earning yield. Public Companies Promote Sonic Treasuries. Elsewhere, Sonic's S Token may be a close second amid growing interest in altcoin treasuries from public companies. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor sees this growing interest as a potential catalyst for Bitcoin, with BTC giants accelerating Strategy's portfolio to ride the wave.