Daily Cryptocurrency News Summary (2025-07-14)

1. Over 50 companies in Hong Kong intend to apply for stablecoin licenses.

2. Dongfang Caifu: Haifu Securities has been approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide virtual asset trading services.

3. Analyst: Bitcoin has not yet entered an extremely optimistic state, but the situation may change soon.

4. Coinbase sues Oregon Governor and other government officials, demanding the disclosure of public records related to sudden changes in crypto regulatory policies.

5. SEC Commissioner: Some token issuers need to come and have a dialogue with the SEC.

6. BTC options target price range increases: Unexercised contracts expiring at the end of September and December have reached strike prices of $140,000 and $150,000.

7. 10x Research: The new all-time high for BTC is not driven by market speculation, but stems from deeper macroeconomic changes.

8. Auditor: Experts say the U.S. election system still lacks key crypto security measures.

9. BlackRock's IBIT becomes the fastest ETF in history to surpass $80 billion, now ranking as the 21st largest ETF globally.

10. Bitwise CEO: Ethereum's true competitors are Web2 and traditional finance, not Bitcoin.

11. The Governor of the Bank of England warns of the risks of private stablecoin issuance, suggesting a focus on deposit tokenization.

12. Lianlian Digital plans to raise approximately HKD 394 million for the application of blockchain technology in the payment sector.

13. CZ retweets: Evidence suggests Coinbase may be the 'anonymous' source behind attacks on WLFI and Binance.

14. Economist: The supply of Bitcoin is not important; what matters is the supply of satoshis.