1. Tianfeng International obtained the relevant license for virtual asset trading in Hong Kong.
2. Many local Hong Kong brokerages have completed the No. 1 license upgrade, and more institutions may join in the future.
3. Hong Kong issued the Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0.
4. Bitcoin "Satoshi Era" miners will only sell 150 bitcoins in 2025.
5. A senior spokesperson for India's ruling party called for the launch of a Bitcoin reserve pilot project.
6. Chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee: The Crypto Market Structure Act will be completed by September 30.
7. China Renaissance announced $100 million to enter the Web3.0 and cryptocurrency fields.
8. The U.S. SEC extends the deadline for changes to broker-dealer daily reserve rules.
9. The Central Bank of Brazil publicly solicits opinions on virtual asset accounting standards.
10. Citibank was accused of ignoring suspicious transaction signs related to the $20 million crypto "pig killing" scam.
11. Moscow Exchange will launch cryptocurrency funds and structured bonds to follow up the launch of Bitcoin futures.
12. White House digital asset policy adviser: The United States is working on building infrastructure for strategic Bitcoin reserves.
13. Bakkt submitted a $1 billion shelf issuance application to the US SEC, and may use the proceeds to purchase cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
