1. Citigroup raised its stablecoin forecast: the market could reach $4 trillion by 2030, but bank tokens hold even greater potential.
2. US regulators are investigating several companies for unusual trading ahead of their cryptocurrency strategies.
3. The US SEC Chairman addressed conflicts of interest in the crypto industry, emphasizing enforcement.
4. The Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF is now listed on Nasdaq.
5. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warns against an unlicensed trading platform called "BiyaPay."
6. Chow Tai Fook Holdings Co-CEO Cheng Chi-ming clarified: The board has no plans to develop digital currencies or stablecoins.
7. Ning Moumou was penalized for using AI to generate a fake article about a "Bitcoin female official."
8. Brazilian police cracked down on a money laundering ring using cryptocurrency, freezing over 30 wallets.
9. BlackRock registered a Bitcoin Premium Yield ETF in Delaware.
10. Cloudflare plans to launch the US dollar-backed stablecoin NET Dollar for AI-powered network transactions. 11. Publicly listed company Scilex has completed a stock-for-stock transaction worth $200 million in Bitcoin.
12. French investment firm Melanion plans to raise €50 million, all to purchase Bitcoin.
13. Circle is researching reversible transactions to facilitate fund recovery in the event of fraud and hacking.
14. Binance: The XPL token airdrop will be distributed in two phases, with the first phase requiring 200 Alpha Points.
15. Nine European banks plan to jointly launch a MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin.
