最新报道：The following article is adapted from The Block's newsletter, The Daily, published weekday afternoons. Happy Wednesday! Curious about what to expect after one of the largest long liquidation events of the year? We've got you covered. In today's newsletter, Tom Lee declares Ethereum Wall Street's preferred blockchain, Flare launches a wrapped version of XRP for DeFi, Tether seeks funding at a $500 billion valuation, and more. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid's homegrown stablecoin, USDH, goes live after Native Markets won the bidding. Let's get started! P.S. Don't forget to check out The Funding, a biweekly newsletter on crypto VC trends. It's a great article—and like The Daily, it's free to subscribe to! Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat and Chairman of BitMine, calls Ethereum a "truly neutral chain" and says Wall Street and the White House are aligning to make it their preferred blockchain. Flare Network has launched FXRP, a non-custodial, over-collateralized wrapped version of XRP that can be minted and used in DeFi protocols. Tether is in talks with investors to raise up to $200 billion at a valuation of $500 billion—which would rank it among the world's most valuable private companies, alongside Sam Altman's OpenAI and Elon Musk's SpaceX. FTX Recovery Trust has sued Genesis Digital Assets, alleging that Sam Bankman-Fried's investment in Bitcoin miners from sister company Alameda was one of his most reckless uses of commingled funds. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced a new initiative on Tuesday that will allow derivatives traders to post tokenized assets, such as stablecoins, as collateral. Acting Chairwoman Caroline Pham made the announcement. Never miss the most impactful stories happening in the digital asset ecosystem with The Block's daily digest.