1. Global trade tensions ease, Bitcoin breaks through $100,000.
2. Standard Chartered Bank analysts admit that the previous forecast that Bitcoin will reach $120,000 in Q2 "may be too low".
3. Missouri may exempt cryptocurrencies and stock capital gains taxes.
4. Bloomberg: G7 may discuss North Korea's encryption attack at the summit, involving billions of dollars.
5. The US SEC is studying tokenized securities registration exemption schemes to accelerate the application of distributed ledger technology.
6. Stablecoin legislation encounters obstacles in the Senate, and Democratic lawmakers directly point out that TRUMP currency activities are corrupt.
7. Ripple and the SEC formally reached a settlement agreement and plan to settle the case with $50 million.
8. The Senate vote on the stablecoin GENIUS bill failed, and the Democrats pointed out that Trump had a conflict of interest in currency.
9. Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky was sentenced to 12 years in prison for crypto fraud.
10. Last month, the trading volume of stablecoins reached $1.82 trillion, a record high.
11. Meta plans to enter the stablecoin field again and has hired former Plaid executive Ginger Baker as vice president of product.
12. Indian listed company Jetking plans to raise funds to gradually increase its holdings of Bitcoin, with the goal of hoarding a total of 18,000 coins by 2030.
13. UAE state-owned oil giant Emarat accepts cryptocurrency payments for gasoline through cooperation with Crypto.com.
14. The Texas House of Representatives Committee passed the Bitcoin Reserve Act and will submit it to the plenary session for a vote.
15. QCP Capital: As the macro background continues to improve, optimism is increasing, but tactical caution remains on Bitcoin.
