1. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were instructed to explore ways to include cryptocurrencies in mortgage risk assessment assets.
2. The EU intends to ignore the ECB's warning and promote new stablecoin regulations.
3. Since June, the average daily trading volume of US dollar stablecoins has exceeded BTC and ETH. Standard Chartered said that stablecoin issuers may become the second largest buyer of US bonds within three years.
4. Coinbase is providing cryptocurrency integration services to about 200 financial institutions around the world.
5. GameStop raised another $450 million, which may be used to purchase BTC.
6. Binance's monthly Bitcoin inflow has dropped to 5,700 BTC, less than 50% of the monthly average since 2020.
7. US SEC member: Physical redemption of cryptocurrency ETFs may be coming soon, and related applications are under review.
8. Republic plans to tokenize stocks of private companies such as SpaceX and OpenAI.
9. Data: BitGo's custodial crypto assets exceed $100 billion.
10. BlackRock executives call Bitcoin a global decentralized asset.
11. Kraken obtains MiCA license in Ireland and can provide compliant encryption services within the EU.
12. HashKey Exchange virtual asset services lead the market, and cooperation covers 90% of licensed brokers in Hong Kong.
13. Bit Digital transforms into a pure Ethereum pledge company and adopts an Ethereum reserve strategy, and will shut down its Bitcoin mining business.
14. Barclaycard, a subsidiary of Barclays Bank, will prohibit users from using its credit cards for cryptocurrency transactions starting June 27.
