Recently, the Crypto Assets market has been frequently in the spotlight, attracting widespread attention from the industry. The Central Bank of South Korea has shown a positive attitude towards stablecoins, proposing to provide Central Bank support as a guarantee, which may bring new development opportunities to the stablecoin market.

At the same time, the media ecosystem for Crypto Assets in Eastern Europe is facing challenges, with over 60% of native media experiencing a decline in traffic in the second quarter, reflecting the fluctuations in market sentiment.

In terms of regulation, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to hold a roundtable on the trading penetration ban on September 18, which may have significant implications for Crypto Assets trading rules. At the same time, the CEO of Unicoin stated that they will seek to dismiss the SEC's fraud lawsuit, demonstrating the company's confidence in its own compliance.

In the field of institutional investment, Goldman Sachs stands out in its Ethereum ETF holdings, ranking first with a scale of $721 million, highlighting the continuous follow of traditional financial giants towards Crypto Assets.

Political factors are also influencing the development of the Crypto Assets sector. Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen expressed concerns over the potential dismissal of the Federal Reserve Chairman, believing it could jeopardize the credibility of the United States. On the other hand, Hong Kong officials withdrew from the Bitcoin Asia conference to avoid contact with Eric Trump, reflecting the impact of political factors on industry activities.

These events collectively depict the complex landscape of the Crypto Assets market, where various factors such as policy, technology, finance, and politics intertwine, continuously shaping the development trajectory of this emerging field.