● The U.S. CLARITY Act passed the House Agriculture Committee with a vote of 47 to 6
According to Cointelegraph, the U.S. House Agriculture Committee passed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) with a vote of 47 to 6, advancing the bill for further review in Congress.
Committee Chair GT Thompson stated that the bill will be submitted to the House for review, and objections can be submitted by Friday. Meanwhile, the House Financial Services Committee is discussing an amendment that may provide protections for blockchain developers, but no vote has been taken on the bill yet. The CLARITY Act aims to establish clear rules for digital asset companies operating in the U.S. and clarify whether certain investment instruments fall under the jurisdiction of the SEC or CFTC.
● U.S. Court of Appeals rules that Trump's tariff measures can continue to be in effect
According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on June 11, the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Trump's tariff measures may remain in effect during the appeal process.
● The number of publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin as a reserve asset has increased to 126
According to Foresight News, data from BitcoinTreasuries.net shows that the number of publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin as a reserve asset has increased to 126. This is an increase of 22 companies in the past 30 days, with a growth rate of 3.25%. These companies hold approximately 819,000 Bitcoins in total.
According to reports from Wu, QCP analysis indicates that Bitcoin surged briefly due to news of the resumption of U.S.-China trade negotiations, but global risk assets overall remain cautious. The implied volatility of Ethereum has risen, with options skew turning bullish, and the funding rate for perpetual contracts is rising. QCP notes that the market narrative is shifting from BTC to ETH, with potential structural benefits for ETH as the (GENIUS Act) progresses, Circle IPO restarts, and stablecoin regulation advances.
● Dialogue with PayFi Pioneer Huma Finance: How to Reshape Real-World Assets in DeFi
After drawing attention with its debut on Binance Launchpool and Binance Alpha, Huma Finance is positioning itself as a pioneer in the emerging PayFi (Payment Finance) sector. Huma Finance is unlocking the potential for decentralized finance to be applied in the real world by introducing DeFi-backed stablecoin liquidity into the global payment network. Meanwhile, Huma has already garnered support from well-known institutions such as the Solana Foundation, Circle, HashKey Capital, and Stellar Development Foundation, and is operating on multiple blockchain networks, driving a new evolution of real-world assets (RWA) in DeFi.
According to BlockBeats, on June 10, Goldman Sachs economists stated that tariffs could push up U.S. goods prices and overall inflation in the coming months, and they expect tariffs to have a moderate impact on May CPI data. Rising goods prices could increase the core inflation rate by 0.05 percentage points, leading to a 0.25% month-on-month increase in overall core CPI. Goldman Sachs predicts that core CPI inflation may reach 3.5% by year-end, up from 2.8% in April. Despite easing inflationary pressures in the labor market, housing rentals, and the automotive industry, this increase is still expected. Hotel and airfare prices remained flat in May, reflecting a slowdown in consumer spending. Inflation in most core commodity categories will accelerate, but the impact on core services inflation will be limited.
According to BlockBeats, on June 10, a Reuters survey showed that out of 105 economists, 59 believe the Federal Reserve will resume rate cuts in the next quarter, likely in September. Over 60% of economists predict that the Federal Reserve will cut rates at least twice this year.
Economists surveyed expect the U.S. economy to grow by 1.4% in 2025 and by 1.5% in 2026, consistent with May's forecast.
