6.26 Today's Hot News:

1. Trump's recent comments on the Israel-Iran conflict have been inconsistent; he declared the conflict over while also suggesting it may soon reignite, denying the necessity of an agreement with Iran but planning to meet with them next week. This contradictory stance reflects the volatility of U.S. Middle East policy, and markets need to be wary of recurring geopolitical risks.

2. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the impact of tariffs on inflation may be "transitory," but caution is still required. He reiterated that monetary policy will not consider the issue of federal debt and acknowledged that the stablecoin industry has gradually matured, which might influence the direction of future financial regulation.

3. U.S. housing regulators plan to push for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to accept cryptocurrency as collateral for mortgages. If this policy is implemented, it will significantly enhance the financial application scenarios for crypto assets and may stimulate more institutional participation.

4. Following news of "cryptocurrency-backed mortgages," a surge of "House" concept meme coins has emerged on the SOL blockchain, such as #Fathouse and #Chillhouse, with short-term speculative sentiment heating up, but caution is advised due to high volatility risks.

5. Aptos Labs and Jump Crypto have jointly launched ShelbyServes, where users can register their email on the official website. This project may involve decentralized storage or financial services, making it worth long-term attention.

6. Shares of traditional financial institutions like Guotai Junan have surged, driving related crypto concept tokens (like $HSK) to follow suit. However, companies mimicking MicroStrategy's coin-holding strategy (such as SBET and SRM) have already seen corrections, and the market must be wary of valuation bubbles.

7. WLFI has hinted at opening token transfers. If a project with a valuation of $1.5 billion issues on the BNB chain, it may attract market liquidity in the short term, necessitating caution against "Pump & Dump" risks.

8. Kalshi (similar to Polymarket) has completed financing with a valuation of $1 billion, with Paradigm participating, forecasting a new round of growth in the market sector.

9. The Fragmetric Foundation announced an airdrop of FRAG tokens (accounting for 10% of total supply), targeting liquidity providers, active community users, and project holders, which may stimulate short-term staking demand.

10. The project has completed listings on multiple exchanges, and returns for users participating in new token offerings and airdrops can be significant, but caution is necessary regarding market selling pressure.