As SpaceX IPO Approaches, Polymarket, Ventuals Assign $2 Trillion Valuation Onchain: Crypto Daybook
Ethereum may transition to a fully zero-knowledge proof protocol within three to five years.
June 10 news: According to The Block, Consensys CEO Joseph Lubin stated that Ethereum is expected to evolve into a protocol fully based on zero-knowledge proofs (ZK Proofs) within the next three to five years, enhancing Layer 1 performance through initiatives such as 'Lean Ethereum' and improving composability with various Layer 2 solutions. Lubin noted that current Layer 2 networks like Linea and Gnosis have already implemented real-time ZK proofs for synchronizing transactions across networks, which in the future could enable
Christopher Hui: Hong Kong's regulated stablecoin is expected to be launched as early as mid-year.
June 11 news report: According to Caixin, Christopher Hui, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, stated that the two licensed stablecoin issuers must complete technical platform and system testing and implement comprehensive risk management measures—including reserve asset management and asset security safeguards, mechanisms to maintain price stability, redemption rules, and cybersecurity—before commencing formal operations. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has maintained close communication with the licensed issuers to ensure all preparatory work progresses smoothly. Based on the current business plans of the two institutions, Hong Kong’s regulated stablecoins are expected to be launched as early as mid-year. Additionally, the HKMA has proactively reached out to other applicant institutions to initiate
After Bitcoin's price halved from its peak, analysts said this correction may be 'one of the healthiest bear markets,' with key indicators signaling a market bottom.
Anthony Pompliano, Chairman and CEO of ProCap Financial, believes the current correction could be 'one of the healthiest bear markets in Bitcoin’s history,' and that the market bottom may be gradually approaching.
Tonight at 20:30! CPI data presents a mixed picture: headline inflation may breach 4%, hitting a three-year high, while core inflation could come in significantly below expectations!
At 20:30 Beijing time tonight, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the May CPI data. This is the most closely watched inflation report ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy rate meeting chaired by new Fed Chair Waller next week. According to ZuiFeng Trading Desk, four major Wall Street institutions—Goldman Sachs, UBS Group, Deutsche Bank, and Morgan Stanley—have issued a flurry of preview reports just before the data release. While their forecasts vary in magnitude, they converge in direction: headline inflation may be high, but core inflation may not be as hot. Energy prices are pushing up headline CPI, while factors such as rent and auto insurance premiums are weighing down core CPI. Headline CPI could rise above 4%, reaching a three-year high.
The White House held a meeting on Wednesday to address concerns that certain provisions of the Clarity Act could either undermine or intensify efforts to combat illicit finance.
June 9 news: Cryptocurrency journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that three informed sources revealed U.S. government officials will meet with law enforcement groups at the White House on Wednesday to address concerns that certain provisions in the Clarity Act—including developer protection clauses derived from the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act—could complicate efforts to combat illicit finance. This issue, like the ethics provision, is one of the key obstacles that must be resolved before the bill is brought to a full Senate vote. Several Democrats have indicated they will not support the legislation unless law enforcement concerns are adequately addressed. The meeting