1. Vietnam Officially Recognizes Crypto Assets Through Legislation
2. Truth Social's Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Have Submitted a Registration Statement to the SEC
Truth Social's Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have submitted a registration statement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). -Original
3. NatAlliance Analyst: Federal Reserve May Change Stance Due to Cooling Labor Data
Odaily Planet Daily reports that NatAlliance Securities analyst Andy Brenner wrote that a recent series of weak labor market data may bring the Federal Reserve closer to a moment of policy easing. However, it may still be too early this week. "We still believe Powell is close to a turning point, which may have to wait until July," Brenner wrote ahead of the Federal Reserve's June meeting. "In our view, the job situation remains very unstable, the employment data is questionable, and significant adjustments are underway... But just like Washington has done on budget issues for years, the Federal Reserve may just push the issue back another month." -Original
4. Purpose XRP ETF to be listed today on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Purpose Investments Inc. announced that the Purpose XRP ETF has received approval from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) for its prospectus receipt, and the ETF is expected to begin trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on June 18 under the ticker XRPP. This ETF provides direct exposure to spot XRP. Following this approval, Purpose will continue to broaden investors' access to digital assets through regulated and transparent investment tools. -Original
5. U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Approves Banks to Engage in Cryptocurrency Activities
The country's banking regulators have paved the way for banks to offer cryptocurrency services. Lawyers from Venable LLP stated that it is now up to these institutions to prove their trustworthiness. -Original
6. JPMorgan: The Hash Rate of U.S. Listed Bitcoin Mining Companies Hits a New High Proportion of Global Share
JPMorgan (JPM) stated in a research report released on Monday that the total hash rate of the 13 U.S. listed Bitcoin mining companies it tracks currently accounts for approximately 31.5% of the global network hash rate, reaching a historical high. These mining companies have added 11 EH/s of hash rate since April, mainly driven by CleanSpark, Hive Technologies, and Riot Platforms. The report noted that although the average hash rate across the network decreased by 10 EH/s to 890 EH/s in the first two weeks of June, the hash rate of listed mining companies still grew by 99% year-over-year, far exceeding the network's 55% year-over-year growth rate. During the same period, the total market capitalization of mining companies increased by 10% ($2.4 billion), with Riot showing the best performance with a 20% increase, while Bitfarms dropped by 9%. Currently, the hash price has decreased by 2% since the end of May. -Original
7. Brazilian Congressman Proposes to Prevent Cryptocurrency Taxation
Brazilian Congressman Eros Biondini submitted an amendment to remove Chapter 5 concerning cryptocurrency taxation from Provisional Measure No. 1303/2025 and to abolish the provisions regarding cryptocurrency capital gains tax in Law No. 14754/2023. Biondini pointed out that the government's increase in the financial transaction tax (IOF) rate through Decree No. 12499/2025 has gone beyond the original intent of tax adjustment, expecting an additional collection of between 20.5 billion to 41 billion reais in 2025-2026, increasing the burden on small and micro enterprises and individual entrepreneurs. He called on the crypto community to pressure Congress, stating, "Brazil could lead the trend but is instead punishing those seeking value storage." Earlier news on June 14 stated that Brazil planned to impose a unified tax rate of 17.5% on cryptocurrency profits. -Original
8. Bernstein: U.S. Stablecoin Bill May Drive Stablecoins to Become Internet Cash Layer
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bernstein stated the U.S. stablecoin regulatory bill, the GENIUS Act, is likely to pass into law in the coming months. Once the bill is passed, stablecoins are expected to develop into the monetary framework of the Internet and become the cash layer of the Internet. Bernstein noted that the GENIUS Act prohibits non-financial listed companies from becoming stablecoin issuers, but recent reports indicate that Amazon and Walmart are exploring the use of these cryptocurrencies. If e-commerce and tech platforms wish to adopt these cryptocurrencies, they may have to collaborate with regulated U.S. issuers rather than issue their own stablecoins. -Original
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