Daily Cryptocurrency Updates (2025-06-19)

1. U.S. Treasury Secretary: Cryptocurrencies will not threaten the dollar's status; rather, stablecoins help consolidate the dollar's hegemony.

2. Analysis: If the Federal Reserve meeting suggests only one interest rate cut in 2025, it may put pressure on risk assets like Bitcoin.

3. Central Financial Committee: Supports the use of blockchain and other technologies to develop supply chain finance and build an offshore financial system in line with Shanghai.

4. Bitcoin transaction fees as a percentage of miner rewards have fallen below 1%, hitting a three-year low.

5. a16z: The official X account was briefly hacked this morning, posting false token information.

6. Coinbase launches stablecoin payment stack, Coinbase Payments.

7. The UK plans to introduce restrictive banking regulations for cryptocurrency assets.

8. The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit involving over $225 million in cryptocurrency fraud funds.

9. Spokane, Washington, has banned Bitcoin ATMs due to a surge in cryptocurrency scams.

10. The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is drafting principles for its version of the cryptocurrency market structure bill.

11. ZachXBT warns that a 'criminal supercycle' has arrived in the crypto industry, with a surge in black and grey market activities.

12. Three major Chinese Bitcoin mining giants, which together hold over 90% market share, are shifting operations to the U.S. to cope with tariff pressures.

13. Founder of Bridgewater Capital: The company’s use of debt to purchase Bitcoin may 'harm Bitcoin.'

14. Analysis: Bitcoin must hold its current support level to maintain bullish expectations; it may rise to $140,000 by the end of this summer.#币安Alpha上新 #美联储FOMC会议 $ETH $BTC $BNB