1. The U.S. Treasury Department plans to hold a closed-door roundtable meeting with the crypto industry next week.
2. Arizona signed HB 2749 to establish the first crypto reserve account.
3. New Jersey Democrats actively embrace cryptocurrencies in the fiercely competitive gubernatorial election.
4. Eric Trump: I hold a lot of Bitcoin, and Trump also holds a lot.
5. PeckShield: The crypto industry suffered 18 hacker attacks in April, with losses reaching $357 million.
6. U.S. OCC: Banks can buy and sell crypto assets held by customers and outsource related services.
7. Futu: In the future, it will plan to launch a withdrawal function and support the withdrawal and deposit of more mainstream currencies.
8. The frontrunner in the South Korean presidential election promised to approve a Bitcoin ETF.
9. If Bitcoin breaks through $100,000, the cumulative short order liquidation intensity of mainstream CEX will reach 396 million.
10. Robinhood plans to launch a blockchain-based U.S. stock trading platform in Europe.
11. The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency allows U.S. banks to buy and sell customer-custodied crypto assets and outsource related services.
12. SEC documents disclosed by Coinbase show that the New York Attorney General has requested that ETH be recognized as a security.
13. Texas Bitcoin Reserve Bill SB 21 has passed the DOGE Committee's review, and the final result will be announced in the next three weeks.
