Plain-language Blockchain Morning Report: SpaceX officially submits its IPO application; the prospectus shows it holds 18,000 Bitcoins, with a massive loss of $4.9 billion.

SpaceX officially submits its IPO application; the prospectus shows it holds 18,000 Bitcoins, for a loss of $4.9 billion;

The final draft of the US-Iran agreement has been reached and is expected to be announced within the next few hours;

Former Ethereum Foundation researcher Dankrad Feist proposes raising $1 billion to set up a new Ethereum advocacy organization;

Galaxy and BitGo hold a court hearing over a dispute regarding a $100 million acquisition termination fee;

SEC commissioner: Regulatory exemptions for tokenized stocks may only apply to on-chain equity products;

South Korea launches an illegal gambling review of the prediction market platform Polymarket;

Tom Lee: Ethereum will be ensured to become the settlement layer for finance and AI in the future, and he continues to be bullish on ETH;

Bankless founder David Hoffman may have sold off all ETH;

Trump holds the swearing-in ceremony for Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Woots at the White House;

Several key executives resign one after another, underscoring concerns about Ethereum ecosystem development;

The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 96.8%, and in July is 85.4%;

CryptoQuant founder: The real Bitcoin bull market has not started yet.