1. The number of global crypto millionaires surged by 40%, with Bitcoin holders making up the majority.
2. Trump administration officials' involvement in chip and cryptocurrency transactions has sparked ethical scrutiny.
3. US Congressman Warren called for an investigation into the Trump family's overseas cryptocurrency transactions.
4. Analysis: Bitcoin's 21-week moving average, considered the dividing line between bull and bear markets, is at $109,900.
5. Peter Schiff: Bitcoin has fallen 20% from its ATH in terms of gold, meaning it has effectively entered a bear market.
6. Data: South Korea has confiscated $106 million in cryptocurrency from tax defaulters since 2021.
7. The market capitalization of stablecoins has exceeded $294.5 billion, reaching a new record high.
8. Data: Currently, 32 countries are exploring Bitcoin through new laws, representing approximately one-sixth of the world's countries.
9. Hong Kong Monetary Authority: No offshore stablecoins are currently being issued in Hong Kong. Beware of fake news. 10. A US court rejected Justin Sun's request to block Bloomberg from disclosing his over $3 billion crypto portfolio.
11. Analysis: Bitcoin's implied volatility has fallen to its lowest level since 2023, and the market may be poised for a decisive move.
12. Analyst: The market has entered a corrective range-bound pattern, and the current rebound is more of a temporary upswing.
13. Michael Saylor: Bitcoin prices will rise again by the end of the year, and the core narrative for Bitcoin right now is institutional hoarding.
14. Australia released a draft regulation for crypto asset platforms.
15. The US SEC Chairman emphasized strengthening collaboration with the CFTC to promote crypto market legislation.
16. The US Senate Banking Committee released the list of participants for the crypto tax hearing.
17. The board of directors of Jiuzi New Energy approved an investment policy to deploy up to $1 billion to purchase crypto assets.
