1. Trump: Cryptocurrency creates jobs, Bitcoin relieves pressure on the US dollar.
2. Hong Kong: Stablecoins are expected to bring changes to the capital market.
3. Viewpoint: Stablecoins are becoming the "default settlement layer" of the Internet.
4. Director of the Hong Kong Treasury Bureau: Stablecoins are a financial development tool, not a tool for making money.
5. GF Securities (Hong Kong) launched the first tokenized securities, the first issuing securities firm in Hong Kong.
6. The US Congress reset the timetable for the advancement of crypto legislation, and the market structure and stablecoin bills will be promoted separately.
7. Chairman of the US Digital Asset Financial Advisory Committee: The proportion of cryptocurrencies in the investment portfolio can be increased to 10-40%.
8. Data: BlackRock has increased its holdings of Bitcoin for 9 consecutive weeks, with a total increase of approximately 107,139 coins.
9. Canada announced the withdrawal of the digital service tax to advance broader trade negotiations with the United States.
10. Analyst: The growing dissatisfaction of the younger generation with the current financial system will boost Bitcoin prices.
11. Report: 27% of Koreans aged 20-50 hold cryptocurrencies, and 70% are interested in expanding their investments.
12. The Bank of Korea has temporarily shelved its CBDC project, and banks are expected to focus more on stablecoins.
13. Report: The RWA market size increased by 85% year-on-year to US$24 billion, becoming the second fastest growing area after stablecoins.
14. Peter Schiff: Selling dollars to buy Bitcoin will put additional pressure on the US dollar, and wasting resources on Bitcoin is harmful to the country.
15. Binance Research: Since 2020, BTC has an average return of 37% in the 60 days after major geopolitical events.
