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ChainCatcher reports, citing CoinTelegraph, that Preston Pysh, co-founder of the Bitcoin venture fund Ego Death Capital, stated in a recent podcast interview that early Bitcoin adopters’ skepticism toward institutionalization is unlikely to fade anytime soon. In a conversation with Natalie Brunell of the Coin Stories podcast, Pysh pointed out that institutional involvement in “institutionalized behaviors” related to Bitcoin, such as Bitcoin derivatives trading, has sparked concerns within the Bitcoin community about its long-term impact, with some questioning whether Bitcoin can still serve as a safe-haven asset as it did in the past. Pysh emphasized that the core of Bitcoin culture is to doubt and question everything, and that the way institutions participate will be fundamentally different from individuals, making it difficult for the Bitcoin community to accept.

ChainCatcher News, according to the official announcement from the Camp ecosystem, its core coordination engine CAMP has reopened the airdrop registration channel, with the deadline set for August 25 at 23:59 (ET). Based on community feedback, the official team has removed the registration fee, and any previously paid fees will be fully refunded. Participants only need to connect a wallet that has previously interacted with the Camp ecosystem (including the Summit Series Testnet) to complete registration for the first season airdrop. CAMP aims to provide standardized support for creators, developers, and autonomous systems in the AI and intellectual property (IP) sectors, covering features such as traceability, licensing, and IP monetization. This airdrop targets early participants in the Camp ecosystem, including users who held @CampTrailHeads NFTs before August 18 at 4:00 (ET) and verified ecosystem contributors.