【1】Regulatory tide recedes, unexpected opportunities are bound to emerge.
US securities institutions officially withdraw all charges against Bitfinex and CZ, marking a pause in the regulatory tug-of-war over the past two years.
Although the case did not end in a guilty plea, the released signals are significant: the trend of crypto regulation is changing.
【2】UK accelerates entry, sending signals.
Reformist Farage proposes to cut crypto asset tax to 10%, suggesting the establishment of a 'global crypto superpower'.
He even proposed that the Bank of England hold Bitcoin reserves.
This is the first time traditional power centers have made room for digital assets at the institutional level.
【3】The Clarity Act (CLARITY) is introduced.
Bipartisan lawmakers in the US join hands to introduce the (Clarity Act), establishing regulatory boundaries for digital assets.
This means: future exchanges, stablecoins, and DeFi projects may have clear compliance pathways.
【4】Politics and capital converge: TMTG bets on Bitcoin.
TMTG announces a $2.5 billion investment to hold Bitcoin, potentially becoming the new king of publicly traded companies holding crypto.
'Financial freedom' as a political banner is a concrete way for capital to fight against the old order.
【5】Thailand takes action, five centralized exchanges shut down
Five trading platforms including Bybit and OKX will be completely blocked by the end of June due to unregistered legal operations.
The game between decentralization and compliance is intensifying in the Asian market.
【6】GameStop bets on Bitcoin, stock price declines.
A long-established retailer invests $500 million in Bitcoin but faces a cold reception from the capital market.
Is this the institutions' concern about volatility? Or is traditional business still not reaching a consensus on crypto strategy?
【7】Solana predicts: $275 is not a dream?
Standard Chartered predicts: $SOL will rise to $275 by the end of 2025.
The underlying logic is its potential for expansion in financial scenarios.
But it also reminds: there are still many challenges to achieve scalability.
【8】Musk resigns from government position.
Musk, who once tried to promote 'government efficiency', officially resigns.
Real-world resistance is significant and also exposes the difficulties of digital reform within traditional systems.
【9】Stablecoin regulations are accelerating into shape.
(GENIUS Act) may become a watershed moment for the compliance era of stablecoins.
Once passed, it will require a 1:1 fiat reserve and mandatory audits, and stablecoins will truly represent 'digital dollars'.
【10】Bitcoin + Gold, a hedged fund is born.
Cantor Fitzgerald launches a new type of Bitcoin fund, hedging volatility with gold.
Traditional finance is designing a 'safe passage' for entry.
Revelation: Regulation is no longer a nemesis, and capital is no longer on the sidelines.
The turmoil in May is the prologue to the explosion in June.
Compliance, institutional building, sovereign endorsement, institutional experimentation…
Do you still think crypto is just a speculative tool? Then you might have misread the direction of the times.
