1. Following the US-Iran agreement and the full opening of the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin surged past $65,000, while international oil prices fell by over 4%.
2⃣ SpaceX disclosed on its first day of trading on Nasdaq that it held 18,712 BTC, worth approximately $1.29 billion, ranking it among the listed companies with the largest cryptocurrency holdings.
3⃣ Anthropic is negotiating with the US government to lift export restrictions that led to the global removal of Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The AI regulatory conflict is beginning to spill over into a risk variable of common concern to the technology and crypto markets.
4⃣ The investigation report on the theft of Humanity H tokens indicates that the attackers exhibit characteristics of North Korean hackers, and the BNB Chain contract remains under the attackers' control and can continue to issue more tokens.
5⃣ The SEC has approved the listing of a T. Rowe Price actively managed crypto ETF, which can hold 5 to 15 assets including BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and DOGE.
6⃣ Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased by 10.09%, the second largest drop this year, and some electricity-powered computing power has accelerated its shift to AI data centers.
7⃣ Michael Saylor releases another Bitcoin Tracker and hints at "Still adding dots," with the market expecting Strategy to disclose its increased holdings tomorrow.
8⃣ Driven by World Cup-themed trading, Polymarket's 24-hour revenue surpassed Hyperliquid for the first time, becoming the third largest project after Tether and Circle.
