1. Analysis: Bitcoin's market dominance has soared, but two major indicators have issued a bear market warning.
2. Arthur Hayes: The current market weakness is temporary, and Bitcoin's safe-haven status will be beyond doubt.
3. Analysis: Bitcoin's fall below $100,000 may indicate that Wall Street has already shown risk aversion.
4. U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessant: Stablecoins can consolidate the dollar's hegemony.
5. South Korean payment giant Kakao Pay officially launched its Korean won stablecoin business layout.
6. Bloomberg analysts: The probability of approval of most spot crypto ETFs has been raised to 90% or higher.
7. Cardone Capital has purchased about 1,000 bitcoins and plans to increase its holdings by another 3,000 bitcoins this year.
8. Vice President of JD Group: It is proposed that Hong Kong develop a stablecoin for offshore RMB to occupy a place in international currency competition.
9. James Wynn: Bitcoin's short-term target price is $93,000 to $95,000.
10. The governor of Texas signed SB 21, becoming the third state to set up a Bitcoin reserve.
11. CNBC: Stablecoins may become an important source of funds for the US government and a new tool to make up for the deficit.
12. Coinbase obtained the EU crypto license and moved its EU headquarters from Ireland to Luxembourg.
13. The scale of BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF has exceeded US$69.7 billion, accounting for 3.25% of the total BTC supply.
14. North Korean hackers use new information-stealing malware to attack crypto industry workers.
15. Viewpoint: The crypto market is still in a state of readiness, and volatility may explode at any time.
