Serenity published a post mentioning Tianfu Communications, leading to the company’s stock price surging more than 3.9% in a short time.

The National District Attorneys Association, National Association of Assistant U.S. Attorneys, International Association of Chiefs of Police, and National Sheriffs’ Association jointly sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice and White House on Tuesday, warning that Section 604 of the Digital Asset Market Structure Clarity Act has serious law enforcement loopholes that could make it difficult for authorities to investigate and prosecute crypto-related crimes. The letter notes that Section 604 contains broad exemption clauses that could allow individuals or entities facilitating crypto asset transfers to evade regulatory accountability, undermining long-standing investigative and law enforcement authorities. The four organizations emphasized their concerns are not targeted at developers who merely write or publish software code, but rather at broad exemptions that could shield illegal activities. The core of the controversy is Section 604, also known as the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA) provision. Originally a standalone bill, it was later incorporated into the Clarity Act, designed to provide a safe harbor for non-custodial developers by clarifying they are not money transmitters. Law enforcement groups argue this would create barriers to crypto crime investigations. Additionally, the letter points out that multiple other provisions of the bill would "reduce transparency, weaken accountability mechanisms, and create gaps in anti-money laundering frameworks." On the same day, nearly 100 Catholic leaders representing parishes across the U.S. also warned the bill could undermine protections against human trafficking. In response, White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt maintained the Clarity Act is a "regulation-friendly and law enforcement-friendly" bill, stressing the U.S. must proactively set standards or risk adopting rules dictated by other countries.

，Binance Alpha 是首个上线 Nesa (NES) 的平台，将于 2026 年 6 月 24 日 12:00 (UTC) 正式上线交易。拥有至少 200 Binance Alpha 积分的用户可按先到先得的方式领取 160 枚 NES 代币的空投。如果奖励池未全部发放完毕，积分门槛将每 5 分钟自动降低 5 点。请注意，领取空投将消耗 15 点 Binance Alpha 积分。用户必须在 24 小时内于 Alpha 活动页面确认领取，否则将被视为放弃领取。

，HashKey Chain 将于 6 月 18 日至 7 月 14 日举办「HashKey Chain Horizon」系列黑客松日本站。本场黑客松以构建合规安全的 Web3 生态为基础，面向全球开发者、创新者和 Web3 爱好者，共设 2 个竞赛赛道，集中于 HashKey Chain 生态中的关键领域。主要赛道?AI(HSP)—探索 AI Agents 与链上金融、构建 AI 原生金融基础设施及企业级自治代理应用，推动 AI × Crypto 的技术融合与大规模采用。?DeFi (RWA / Lending Protocol)—聚焦真实世界资产（RWA）代币化、新型链上借贷协议及合规稳定币应用，打造下一代去中心化合规金融基础设施。奖池与支持本次黑客松总奖池为 12,000 USDT。获奖项目不仅有机会获得奖金和主网部署指导，还可加入 HashKey Chain 生态，与官方团队及合作伙伴展开深入合作。注：本次黑客松评奖需要参赛项目最终完成 HashKey Chain 主网部署。HashKey Chain 生态扶持计划： 获奖项目将建立专属 TG 工作组，开发者团队将入驻并获得定向资源扶持。同时，所有参赛项目方信息将提供给主办方及赞助商，以便开展后续的生态对接。更多活动「HashKey Chain Horizon」系列还将持续推进。除线上黑客松外，同期还将开展 X Space AMA 系列等丰富的线上交流活动。此外，7 月 14 日晚间（WebX 大会期间）将在东京 CIC Tokyo 举办线下 Demo Day 路演与 Networking 交流会，欢迎参与！黑客松报名与详情链接。关于 HashKey Chain HashKey Chain 是隶属于 HashKey（股票代码：3887.HK）旗下的一条合规友善的机构级区块链，致力于在链上重塑全球金融市场。以合规、安全与创新为特色，HashKey Chain 为下一代链上金融提供基础设施，让稳定币、RWA（现实世界资产）与机构级 DeFi 能够在同一体系中高效协同、无缝运作。

Binance Research’s latest report shows that the on-chain tokenized Real World Assets (RWA) market has surged 589% since the start of 2025, now topping $31.4 billion – up from $21.5 billion at the start of 2026, and roughly five times its size at the start of 2025. The main growth comes from bonds and money market funds, which together added around $6.5 billion, with an 83% increase. Tokenized U.S. Treasuries, money market funds, gold-backed assets, and tokenized listed stocks are the primary drivers of this expansion. Among these, tokenized stocks, while having a smaller base, have seen particularly robust growth, signaling that issuers are testing whether blockchain can support the circulation of a broader range of traditional securities assets. Analysts note that this RWA growth cycle differs from previous narratives in the crypto space, which centered on speculative trading or DeFi yields. It is more closely tied to traditional financial infrastructure, focusing on institutional needs like settlement efficiency, collateral liquidity, and programmable asset services. However, compared to the global bond, money market fund, and stock markets worth tens of trillions of dollars, $31.4 billion remains a negligible fraction. The report highlights that the key to the next phase of growth is not token issuance itself, but improvements in liquidity depth, legal enforceability, custody standards, and secondary market access. Regulatory frameworks remain the core bottleneck restricting further scale expansion.

According to Hyperinsight’s monitoring, the total trading volume of crypto market SPCX (SpaceX)-linked contracts reached $5.3 billion in the last trading session. Against the Nasdaq’s concurrent SpaceX trading volume of $23.9 billion, the crypto market’s SPCX volume equals roughly 22.1% of that, with an overall market share of 18%, and penetration continues to climb. Of this, Binance contributed around $3 billion in volume, while Trade.xyz added approximately $820 million. For Trade.xyz’s overall performance, its total daily trading volume hit $3.4 billion. Over the past week, its trading volume share across multiple traditional asset underlyings—including DRAM, SpaceX, SK Hynix, and CBRS—has hit new highs, each accounting for roughly 2% of the corresponding traditional market’s volume, reflecting a steady rise in on-chain traditional asset trading. Note: As crypto market transactions are contract-dominated, the actual trading scale may decrease when calculated on a de-leveraged basis.

Goldman Sachs’ latest report notes that the AI capital expenditure (capex) boom is driving Korea’s chip cycle with greater intensity and duration than expected, and the AI-fueled massive trade surplus will persist through the end of the year. The bank projects Korea’s full-year exports to exceed $1 trillion, with the current account surplus rising to 15% of GDP. On the U.S. front, a new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas shows that oil prices surging above $120 per barrel this spring trimmed U.S. economic output by roughly 0.3 percentage points, though the impact is far milder than similar oil shocks in the 1980s, reflecting the U.S. economy’s vastly improved resilience to oil price shocks. For the Eurozone, ING analysts point out that June PMI data still signals business activity in contraction territory, but the easing of inflation pressure from cooling energy prices is encouraging, with growth in input costs for both manufacturing and services slowing. Weak growth paired with fading inflation concerns will deter the European Central Bank from implementing large interest rate hikes. On the Australia front, Westpac has maintained its forecast for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to raise rates in August, while warning that "second-round effects" from Middle East supply shocks are spreading: rising costs for fuel, transportation, and chemicals have started to spill over into more sectors beyond energy, wage cost pressures could further stoke inflation in the second half of 2026, and the withdrawal of policy support measures will also keep inflation risks lingering beyond the August policy meeting.