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Source: a16zcrypto

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The cryptocurrency industry is maturing. At the end of last year, we identified 5 metrics to watch closely in 2025 to track the ongoing growth and development of the industry:

Monthly Active Mobile Wallet Users

Adjusted Stablecoin Trading Volume

Net Inflows of Exchange-Traded Products (ETP)

Spot Trading Volume Ratio of Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) to Centralized Exchanges (CEX)

Total Transaction Fees (Demand for Block Space)

Here are the mid-year data performances and their significance.

1 Monthly Active Mobile Wallet Users: +23%

2025 Average: 34.4 million monthly active mobile wallet users

1. The ETH/BTC exchange rate plummeted over 6% during the 'US military bombing of Iran' incident;

2. LD Capital founder: believes that ETH can outperform BTC in a bull market trend;

3. Web3 security protocol Hacken: VET's Ethereum and BSC bridge has been suspended;

4. CNBC: Stablecoins may become an important source of funding for the US government and a new tool to offset deficits;

5. NFT trading volume decreased by 18.43% week-on-week over the past 7 days, with Immutable network trading volume down 32.23%;

6. US media reports: Trump currently has no plans for further military action against Iran;

7. Current mainstream CEX and DEX funding rates show that the market is still in a bearish trend;

Source: Tiger Research

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Overview

Singapore has attracted numerous Web3 companies due to its flexible regulatory environment, earning it the title of 'the Delaware of Asia.' However, the surge of shell companies and the high-profile failures of Terraform Labs and 3AC have exposed regulatory loopholes.

In 2025, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will implement the Digital Token Service Provider (DTSP) framework, requiring all companies providing digital asset services in Singapore to obtain a license; merely being registered companies will no longer suffice to conduct digital asset business.

Singapore continues to support innovation, but regulatory intensity has significantly increased, with the government demanding higher levels of responsibility and compliance. Web3 companies in Singapore need to develop operational capabilities or consider relocating to other jurisdictions.

1. Bloomberg analyst: The probability of most spot crypto ETFs being approved has been raised to 90% or higher;

2. Reddit is considering integrating Worldcoin's iris recognition system World ID to strengthen user verification;

3. Wyoming stablecoin WYST is set to launch on August 20;

4. Ethereum developers have finalized the scope of the Fusaka upgrade, now covering 12 EIPs;

5. The three major U.S. stock indices closed mixed, with Circle up over 20%;

6. CoinMarketCap: Identified and removed malicious code from the website, all systems have returned to normal;

7. PeckShield: Hacken appears to have been attacked, with HAI temporarily dropping about 100%;

Source: Coinmonks

Compiled by: Plain Language Blockchain

At RiskHedge, we focus on world-class disruptive companies.

We have been deeply involved in this area for many years and have a track record of successful disruptive stock recommendations: Nvidia (NVDA), Trade Desk (TTD), Palantir (PLTR), TSMC (TSM), Albemarle (ALB), and more. These stocks have achieved at least triple-digit growth, with TTD's increase exceeding 950%.

In short, disruptive stocks change the world by creating, transforming, and completely altering entire industries.

But today, we see a huge opportunity for another disruptor—cryptocurrency.

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Recently, the global situation has been tumultuous—wars, policies, and summits follow one another. Turmoil in the Middle East has also impacted the crypto market, but fortunately, the market quickly absorbed the shock. If geopolitical turmoil is merely a brief 'interlude' in the development of cryptocurrency, then the stablecoin regulatory bill—GENIUS Act—passed by the U.S. Senate with 68 votes in favor and 30 against undoubtedly ignites a fire in the crypto space.

According to the Associated Press, on June 17, the U.S. Senate passed the GENIUS Act, which has now been submitted to the House of Representatives, increasing pressure to shape the next phase of digital asset regulation in the U.S. The bill establishes a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserves, consumer protection, and anti-money laundering mechanisms.

1.Cointelegraph reports: 16 billion login credentials from Apple, Google, and others have been leaked, raising security concerns in the crypto industry;

2.Fireblocks report: 49% of surveyed institutions worldwide have used stablecoins for payments;

3.The Pacific island nation of Nauru establishes a virtual asset regulatory agency CRVAA through legislation;

4.DeFi lending protocol TVL surpasses $55.69 billion, setting a new historical high;

5.Semler Scientific announces Bitcoin accumulation plan: to hold at least 10,000 coins by the end of 2025, reaching 105,000 coins by 2027;

6.Goldman Sachs warns: US debt is approaching 'World War' peak levels, delaying deficit resolution will lead to severe fiscal tightening;

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Imagine this: By 2030, your local coffee shop will not just be a place selling lattes—they will have tokenized loyalty programs, accept cryptocurrency payments faster than you can say 'double espresso,' and even crowdfund for their next location via decentralized applications. Welcome to the future, where cryptocurrency is no longer just for tech geeks and underground miners; it’s becoming rocket fuel for business growth. Buckle up, and I’ll take you on a fun ride about how cryptocurrency ignites innovation from small family-owned shops to corporate giants. Don’t worry, I’ll keep the jargon to a minimum and maintain a relaxed atmosphere, suitable for everyday folks and suited executives alike!

1. U.S. Treasury Secretary: Cryptocurrencies do not pose a threat to the U.S. dollar, and stablecoins help reinforce dollar hegemony;

2. Israeli hacker group burned $90 million in crypto assets after attacking an Iranian crypto exchange;

3. U.S. Secret Service plans to confiscate $225.3 million in crypto assets from a crypto scam money laundering network, setting a record for the highest single recovery amount;

4. K33: The U.S. SEC may approve a batch of altcoin ETFs in the coming months;

5. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Rising tariff expectations make the Fed more cautious about continued interest rate cuts;

6. a16z: Official X account temporarily hacked, tokens involved and related false content were not officially released;

1. The US GENIUS Act has been approved by the Senate, marking a historic step in stablecoin legislation;

2. South Korean lawmakers will propose a digital asset innovation bill to improve stablecoin regulation and expand the regulatory scope;

3. pump.fun and its founder's official X account have now been unbanned;

4. The Thai cabinet has approved a five-year exemption from personal income tax on profits from cryptocurrency sales;

5. JPMorgan is piloting JPMD deposit tokens on the Base chain, marking the first time commercial deposits are on-chain;

6. Data: The volume of cryptocurrency transactions in Korean won is expected to reach $663 billion by 2025, second only to the US dollar;

7. Liu Qiangdong: JD.com will apply for stablecoin licenses in major currency countries worldwide;

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The cryptocurrency world has once again stirred up a storm. A news article titled 'Investor buys cold wallet, loses all assets overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

Event Timeline:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform and subsequently transferred digital assets worth about 50 million yen (approximately 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, all these assets were stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmations from blockchain security companies, this is not a fictional story, but a real event. The possible culprit? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device that had a backdoor implanted before delivery.

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The cryptocurrency world is once again in turmoil. A news article titled 'Investor Buys Cold Wallet, Loses All Assets Overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

The sequence of events:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform, and subsequently transferred digital assets worth about 50 million yen (approximately 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, all these assets were stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmation from a blockchain security company, this is not a fictional story but a real event. The possible culprit? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device that had already been implanted with a backdoor before delivery.

Compilation: Popular Blockchain

The cryptocurrency world has once again stirred up a storm. A news article titled 'Investors Buy Cold Wallets, Lose All Assets Overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

Event Summary:

A cryptocurrency investor bought a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform, and then transferred digital assets worth about 50 million yen (about 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, these assets were completely stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmations from blockchain security companies, this is not a fictional story but a real event. Possible culprits? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device that had a backdoor implanted before delivery.

Compilation: Plain Language Blockchain

The cryptocurrency world has once again stirred up a storm. A piece of news titled 'Investor buys cold wallet, assets wiped out overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

Event summary:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform and subsequently transferred digital assets worth approximately 50 million yen (about 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, these assets were completely stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmation from a blockchain security company, this is not a fictional story, but a real event. Possible culprit? The wallet purchased by the investor is a tampered third-party device that had a backdoor implanted before delivery.

Compilation: Plain language blockchain

The cryptocurrency world is once again in an uproar. A news headline titled 'Investor Buys Cold Wallet, Loses All Assets Overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

Event Summary:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform and subsequently transferred digital assets worth about 50 million yen (approximately 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, these assets were completely stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmation from a blockchain security company, this is not a fictional story, but a real event. The possible culprit? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device that had a backdoor implanted before delivery.

Compiled by: Blockchain in Plain Language

The cryptocurrency world has once again stirred up a storm. A news headline titled 'Investor Purchases Cold Wallet, All Assets Lost Overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

Event timeline:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform, then transferred digital assets worth about 50 million yen (approximately 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, these assets were completely stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmation from a blockchain security company, this is not a fictional story but a real event. Possible culprits? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device, which had already been implanted with a backdoor before delivery.

Compiled by: Plain Language Blockchain

The cryptocurrency world has once again stirred up a storm. A news piece titled 'Investor purchases cold wallet, loses all assets overnight' has sparked widespread discussion online.

Event timeline:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called 'cold wallet' through a short video platform, and then transferred digital assets worth approximately 50 million yen (about 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, these assets were stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmations from a blockchain security company, this is not a fictional story, but a real incident. What could be the culprit? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device that had a backdoor implanted before delivery.

Compiled by: Plain Language Blockchain.

The cryptocurrency world is once again stirring up a huge uproar. A news headline titled "Investor purchases cold wallet, assets wiped out overnight" has sparked extensive discussion online.

Incident summary:

A cryptocurrency investor purchased a so-called "cold wallet" through a short video platform, and then transferred digital assets worth about 50 million yen (approximately 6.9 million USD) into it. Soon after, these assets were completely stolen by hackers overnight.

According to confirmations from blockchain security companies, this is not a fictional story, but a real incident. Possible culprits? The wallet purchased by the investor was a tampered third-party device that had a backdoor implanted before delivery.

Editor's note:

As Bitcoin breaks $110,000 again, the market greed index continues to rise, especially as the enthusiasm for the altcoin season is reignited, yet the subsequent market fluctuations again shatter the illusion.

In contrast to the panic in the altcoin market, Bitcoin is once again fluctuating closer to $110,000, and Ethereum is starting to show a breakout trend. So, what super alpha opportunities lie ahead? Is meme still the super crypto track?

Joshua Deuk, trading director at Mozaik Capital, has reviewed the current market situation and future trends.

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On June 16, Bitget announced a three-year public welfare cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), where both parties will jointly build an innovative education model based on blockchain, empowering 300,000 young women and educators in eight developing countries worldwide.

Through this cooperation, Bitget will join the 'Game Changers Coalition' project initiated by UNICEF. Bitget Academy will assist in developing the first interactive training course that combines gaming and blockchain knowledge for youth and educators, providing practical and engaging learning experiences.