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Despite escalating geopolitical risks in the Middle East over the past week, Bitcoin (BTC) has shown remarkable resilience, rebounding strongly from nearly $98,000 on June 21 to slightly

Pi Network has returned to the spotlight of cryptocurrency with a strong bullish increase of 19% in the last 24 hours, reaching $0.63. This surge is driven by the growing excitement surrounding the upcoming Pi2Day event and a significant increase of 153% in trading volume to $285.65 million. This coin

> As the sound of explosions from the U.S. airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities echoed, the global Bitcoin network suddenly "flatlined."

Written by: Nicky, Foresight News

In the early hours of June 21, the United States launched the "Midnight Hammer" airstrikes against three nuclear facilities in Iran: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, shaking not only the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. At the same time, the global Bitcoin network's hash rate suddenly plummeted from about 1000 EH/s to below 650 EH/s. This seemingly unrelated digital fluctuation instantly ignited speculation: "Could Iran's Bitcoin mining farms be hidden in the foundations of these nuclear facilities?"


Despite the head of blockchain analytics firm Galaxy Research, Alex

The cryptocurrency market is recovering, with Ethereum rising above $2,475 and altcoins like Kaspa (KAS) gaining momentum. KAS exhibits a bullish fractal pattern similar to SEI, indicating a potential breakout if it exceeds resistance and the 100-day moving average.

Bitcoin analyst Doctor Profit asserts that the MVRV-Score indicates BTC is far from its bull cycle top, predicting a surge towards $250,000. Despite market volatility, he maintains a bullish outlook, emphasizing potential new all-time highs ahead.

Original source: Lawyer Xiao Za
Recently, thanks to the release of positive signals from regulators, major companies have announced their plans to enter the "stablecoin" sector. Overnight, this concept, which was once closely tied to cryptocurrencies and often appeared alongside news of money laundering and cross-border cybercrime, has rapidly become a new "hot spot" in both the crypto industry and the traditional financial sector, attracting a multitude of participants.
But coincidentally, on June 22, 2025, with the joint promotion of the People's Bank of China and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Cross-Border Payment System officially went live. The institutional barriers between Hong Kong and the mainland of China collapsed, and the reform of instant small-value transfers made it possible for the public to truly experience the benefits and convenience. Since the Cross-Border Payment System is so useful, do we still need stablecoins?
Today, Sister Sa's team will discuss in detail with partners the similarities and differences between "stablecoins" and traditional financial payment tools, as well as whether they are "competitors" to each other.

Cardano plans to convert $100 million in ADA into stablecoins and Bitcoin to boost DeFi liquidity and yield.
The proposal includes electing a board from the community to manage the fund.
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Cardano is considering a major shift in how it manages its treasury. According to recent reports,

Crypto Assets fraud victim Michael Zidell has sued Citibank in Manhattan federal court, accusing it of ignoring suspicious transactions that led to a loss of $20 million. Zidell transferred funds through multiple transfers to accounts controlled by the scammers, accusing Citibank of failing to fulfill its AML obligations.

According to Mars Finance, on June 26, a man in the United States sued Citibank, alleging that it failed to prevent a $20 million encryption "Pig-butchering scam." The plaintiff claimed to have met the fraudulent identity scammer through Facebook and lost funds after investing in the NFT platform "OpenrarityPro." Citibank is accused of processing 12 suspicious transfers totaling approximately $4 million without identifying risk signals. The lawsuit states that the bank was severely negligent in monitoring and reviewing. The case has now been filed in the federal court in Manhattan, New York. (Cointelegraph)

Insiders at Strategy have sold $40 million worth of shares in the past 90 days, with frequent trading and a sell volume that is 10 times the buy volume. Executives generally choose to sell at price peaks, but founder Michael Saylor still holds about 20 million Class B shares and 382,000 Class A shares.