2025-06-26 Thursday Blockchain Daily

1. Anthony Pompliano's cryptocurrency company Pro Cap has adopted a Bitcoin reserve strategy, recently purchasing 3,724 Bitcoins in a one-time transaction, planning to raise more funds through an IPO to continue buying Bitcoin. The company has become the 14th largest holder of Bitcoin globally.

2. MicroStrategy has a 91% probability of being included in the S&P 500 index by the end of the second quarter. As long as the Bitcoin price does not fall below $94,000, the company can remain profitable. Once included in the S&P 500, it will attract a large amount of funds and institutional investment, bringing more liquidity, which is a significant benefit for both the company and Bitcoin.

3. Shoplink Gaming continues to purchase Ethereum, with the latest acquisition of 12,207 coins, bringing its total holdings to 188,000 coins, all of which are used for staking. The company's stock surged due to the acquisition of Ethereum.

4. Coinbase's stock recently reached a historic high, with a year-to-date increase of 42%, and has risen 133% since April. The company's market value is close to $90 billion, making it one of the most valuable cryptocurrency companies in the world.

5. JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the world, is actively positioning itself in the cryptocurrency space, having applied for JPMD-related patents, which may involve stablecoins, asset tokenization, and custody services. JPMD is expected to receive FDIC protection, enhancing security. Although the CEO appears unfriendly towards cryptocurrencies, the bank is actively investing in this field.

6. Eight major banks in South Korea are collaborating to promote a stablecoin pegged to the Korean won to prevent liquidity from being siphoned off by dollar stablecoins. Currently, the market value of dollar stablecoins reaches $239 billion, far exceeding other currencies. The South Korean government hopes to protect its financial security through a domestic stablecoin.

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