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TokenTopNews·2025/07/03 23:20
U.S. GENIUS Act Spurs Stablecoin Regulation
TokenTopNews·2025/07/03 23:20
Bank of England Says Stablecoins Could Weaken Trust in Money
Cryptotimes·2025/07/03 22:55
Senator Lummis Proposes New Crypto Tax Bill, What’s Inside?
The bill would eliminate double taxation on crypto earned through mining or staking. Under this bill, they are taxed only when they sell or exchange the tokens.
Cryptotimes·2025/07/03 22:55
Bitcoin, Crypto Bills Next After Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
Cryptotimes·2025/07/03 22:55
XRP futures OI jumps 30% as price chart ‘pennant’ targets $3.20
·2025/07/03 22:45
Flash
- 11:17BR briefly fell below $0.06, down 46.2% in 24 hoursAccording to Jinse Finance, market data shows that BR briefly fell below $0.06 and is now quoted at $0.070977, with a 24-hour decline of 46.2%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please manage your risks accordingly.
- 11:12Ark Invest: The Proportion of BTC Held by Long-Term Holders Reaches a 15-Year HighAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Ark Invest stated in its June 2025 Bitcoin Monthly Report that long-term holders (addresses holding BTC for 155 days or more) now account for 74% of the total BTC supply, reaching a 15-year high. This trend indicates that the market is increasingly confident in Bitcoin’s role as a store of value, or “digital gold.”
- 11:08Citi: Fed Minutes May Echo Powell’s Testimony, “Wait-and-See” Period Could End by Late SummerOdaily Planet Daily News: Citi analysts stated that they expect the meeting minutes to suggest that "the interest rate trajectory will depend on data released in June, July, and August," which is consistent with Federal Reserve Chair Powell's remarks during the congressional hearing. Powell has laid the groundwork for a possible rate cut at the Fed's September meeting, provided that price increases caused by tariffs do not show signs of leading to persistent inflation, and the economy continues to create enough jobs to prevent the unemployment rate from rising too quickly. Citi analysts said, "The 'wait-and-see' period may end by late summer." (Jin10)