According to @ReutersBiz, China’s Ministry of Commerce has suspended expanded export controls on rare earths materials and equipment; source: Reuters Business citing China’s Commerce Ministry. According to @ReutersBiz, the ministry also stopped increased curbs on lithium battery and super-hard materials; source: Reuters Business citing China’s Commerce Ministry. For traders, the update changes the immediate policy status for export licensing and cross-border shipments in rare earths, lithium battery inputs, and super-hard materials, making these categories key to near-term positioning and risk management; source: Reuters Business. For crypto and AI market watchers, the notice does not reference BTC, ETH, or semiconductor exports, but it is a material policy signal for industrial inputs that intersect broader tech supply chains, warranting monitoring of official ministry notices for any follow-ups; source: Reuters Business.

According to @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter, Paradigm has completed the sale of its entire 70 million LDO holdings, achieving a total profit of $28.13 million over a four-year period. The final tranche of 10 million LDO, valued at $7.42 million, was transferred to centralized exchanges (CEXs) 10 hours ago, with further inflows expected in the coming days. Paradigm initially acquired the LDO tokens from the Lido treasury via OTC at $0.76 each, and previously sold 50 million LDO at an average price of $1.31 in November last year. Traders should monitor LDO price volatility and potential sell pressure as tokens continue to enter major CEXs. (Source: @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter)