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Here’s what happened in crypto today

Today in crypto news, Kazakhstan launched its first state-backed crypto reserve in partnership with Binance, marking a significant step into digital assets. The Alem Crypto Fund, initiated by the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, has BNB as its initial investment. Meanwhile, Polish lawmakers advanced a restrictive Crypto-Asset Market Act, which requires licensing for crypto asset service providers and introduces criminal liability for non-compliance, sparking public backlash. Lastly, the Hyperliquid blockchain announced the airdrop of 4,600 Hypurr NFTs, with one NFT selling for $467,000. While the current floor price for Hypurr NFTs is around $68,700, this sale highlights the significant market interest in NFTs.

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