Daily Cryptocurrency News Roundup (2025-06-19)

1. US Treasury Secretary: Cryptocurrencies will not threaten the dollar's position; stablecoins, on the contrary, will help consolidate the dollar's hegemony.

2. Analysis: If the Fed meeting hints at only one rate cut in 2025, it may put pressure on risk assets such as Bitcoin.

3. Central Financial Committee: Supports the use of technologies such as blockchain to develop supply chain finance and build an offshore financial system that matches Shanghai.

4. Bitcoin transaction fees accounted for less than 1% of miner rewards, a three-year low.

5. a16z: Official X account was briefly hacked this morning and false token information was released.

6. Coinbase launches stablecoin payment stack Coinbase Payments.

7. UK plans to introduce restrictive bank crypto asset regulatory rules.

8. US Department of Justice files civil forfeiture lawsuit against over $225 million in cryptocurrency fraud funds.

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

10. US Senate Banking Committee is developing principles for its version of the crypto market structure bill.

11. ZachXBT warns that a “crime super cycle” has arrived in the crypto industry, with a surge in black and gray activities.

12. The three major Chinese Bitcoin mining machine giants, which together account for more than 90% of the market share, are shifting to the US to set up factories to cope with tariff pressure.

13. Skybridge Capital founder: Company's use of debt to buy Bitcoin could "harm Bitcoin".

14. Analysis: Bitcoin needs to hold its current support range to maintain its bullish expectations, and may climb to $140,000 by the end of this summer.