$1. The U.S. Senate passes a controversial cryptocurrency tax repeal, with Trump expected to sign it.

2. A cryptocurrency company under the Trump family announces plans to launch the stablecoin USD1.

3. Over 30 cryptocurrency companies jointly urge the U.S. Congress to clarify the legal definition of 'money transmitter'.

4. GameStop plans to raise $1.3 billion to purchase Bitcoin.

5. South Korea reveals the cryptocurrency holdings of public officials, with Seoul City Council member Kim Hye-young leading at 1.7 billion won.

6. U.S. Congressman Emmer reintroduces the 'Securities Clarity Act', aiming to define regulatory boundaries for cryptocurrency assets.

7. ReachMe clarifies that the platform has no official tokens and warns users to be cautious of related scams.

8. Wyoming's stablecoin WYST enters a critical testing phase, with the governor stating it is expected to launch in July.

9. Lookonchain: Funds used to attack Hyperliquid were withdrawn from the Binance and OKX exchanges.

10. K33: The current BTC market is holding a wait-and-see attitude, not entirely bullish; a softening of Trump's tariff stance could trigger a rebound.

11. Bloomberg analysts: The XRP ETF may launch in the coming months, with XRP futures ETF expected to be approved first.

12. Canaan Technology: Total revenue for the full year 2024 reaches $269.3 million, with fourth-quarter mining output of 186 Bitcoins.

13. GameStop: Has not set a Bitcoin holding limit, may sell its Bitcoin holdings in the future.

14. Industry insiders: The reluctance of long-term Bitcoin holders to sell is creating market selling pressure, exacerbating price volatility.

15. 'Cathie Wood' plans to tokenize her fund, which may face regulatory hurdles.

16. A proposal in North Carolina allows pensions to invest in cryptocurrency assets, with a maximum ratio of 5%.

17. Synthetix founder: While market makers manipulating coin prices can bring short-term liquidity, it is detrimental to the long-term development of tokens.

18. SignalPlus analysts: The market is focused on tariff policies, and Bitcoin may continue to follow stock market performance.