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According to Crypto World News, U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill said the House will hold an in-person Clarity Act hearing in New York on July 17, aiming to advance legislation on digital asset market structure. Hill hopes to combine the Clarity Act with the Genius Act.

Japanese crypto lending company CRYL has launched a Bitcoin-collateral loan service. Users can obtain fiat loans ranging from 1 million to 1 billion yen (about $6,200 to $6.18 million) without selling BTC. The annual interest rate is 3.5% to 7.0%, with a one-year term that can be renewed. In Japan, the gains from individuals selling crypto assets may face an overall tax rate as high as about 55%, so such collateral financing can help holders access funds without selling BTC and without triggering a taxable event. CRYL is a subsidiary under J-CAM, the operator of BitLending, and has obtained a lending business registration in Tokyo. (CoinPost)

Binjie.com news: AAVE and Solana ecosystem tokens lead the crypto market, with Bitcoin price stabilizing around $60k. Tokenized stock trading is driving growth in the Solana ecosystem, and the AAVE founder hints that token buybacks will be carried out under a new framework.

CryptoWorld News: OnchainLens reports that a wallet associated with venture capital firm a16z has just withdrawn 12,780 ETH. At current prices, this is worth approximately $21.22 million.

CryptoWorld News reports that CoinUp stated that Zhu Pan is not a member of the CoinUp platform and does not participate in the core management of CoinUp. His identity is that of the project team for a project launched on the CoinUp platform. The short-term sharp fluctuation of the CPX/USDT trading pair was caused by concentrated selling pressure from the market side. CoinUp is investigating and verifying the cause. CoinUp has not suffered a hacker attack, data intrusion, or system vulnerability exploitation. The wallet system, account system, and asset custody are in a secure and controllable state.

Xuan Changneng, Vice President of the People’s Bank of China, said that since the “14th Five-Year Plan,” China’s anti-money laundering work has entered a new stage of high-quality development, and the newly revised Anti-Money Laundering Law was officially implemented in 2025, with an emphasis on monitoring and assessing new money-laundering risks related to new fields and new business models. Since 2022, the People’s Bank of China, the Ministry of Public Security, and 11 other departments have jointly carried out a three-year campaign to crack down on and govern money laundering-related unlawful crimes, strengthening efforts to target professional money laundering, virtual currency money laundering, and cross-border money laundering activities. By 2025, the number of cases tried nationwide for the crime of money laundering exceeded 2,000. Xuan Changneng said that criminals are currently abusing new technologies and new business models, and that the upgrading of money-laundering methods is accelerating; cross-border professional money-laundering networks are taking advantage of regulatory differences between different countries, using means such as underground money houses, straw accounts, fund-matching transactions, virtual currencies, and other methods to conceal the flow of funds.

CryptoWorld News reports that, according to CoinDesk, the U.S. Federal Chartered Crypto Bank Anchorage Digital has launched a new platform to assist banks in issuing and managing tokenized deposits. The platform uses blockchain technology to serve banks without replacing existing core systems. The platform operates as a parallel layer, with Anchorage responsible for blockchain infrastructure, wallet management, and smart contract technology, while banks handle customer relationships and deposit custody. Major banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, and Bank of America plan to jointly establish a tokenized deposit network in the first half of 2027.

CryptoWorld News: After its record-breaking $85.7 billion IPO, SpaceX's market value reached $2.5 trillion, surpassing the total market capitalization of the entire cryptocurrency market. SpaceX stock rose 19.6% on its first full trading day, closing at $192.50, becoming the sixth-largest publicly traded company in the world. The IPO raised approximately $85.7 billion in total proceeds, surpassing Saudi Aramco's IPO record. SpaceX's market value further expanded following a broader rebound in risk assets, with Elon Musk stating that by 2030, SpaceX's annual revenue could reach $1 trillion.

CryptoWorld reports that Grok Build has launched a proxy control panel that supports multi-session scheduling on a single terminal, addressing issues caused by manual blocking. Developers can access it via the existing session input /dashboard or by pressing ctrl+\ to bring it up, or they can run grok dashboard directly. The panel uses a terminal card-style interface to centrally manage parallel sessions, which are divided into three categories—active, idle, and waiting—and it records the duration for each. When manual confirmation is required, the relevant sub-proxy is automatically pinned to the top, making it easy to preview outputs and reply without frequently switching terminals. It can also group sub-proxies by working directory using ctrl+s, collapsing sub-proxies under the main task.

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Anchorage Digital jointly released a report stating that the adoption of digital assets has entered a critical turning point into mainstream banking. Currently, the circulation of stablecoins is about 300 billion USD, the total market value of cryptocurrencies mainly Bitcoin and Ethereum is close to 2.5 trillion USD, tokenized real-world assets (RWA) and fund sizes remain below 50 billion USD, but are growing rapidly. The report recommends that traditional financial institutions focus on four core areas: crypto brokerage, tokenized currencies, crypto ETFs, and RWA tokenization, to seize market opportunities. (Crowdfund Insider)

CryptoWorld News reports that Iranian border guard commander Ali Akbar Javidan: Last night, a terrorist group attempting to enter Iran and attack border guard bases engaged in fierce firefights with border troops. After intense gunfire exchanges, the border guards successfully inflicted significant losses on the terrorist group, with 6 armed terrorists killed.

CoinWorld News reports that Wu said that the Texas Securities Commission (TSSB) announced on June 3rd that it had issued an emergency cease and desist order against BG Wealth Sharing Ltd and its affiliated crypto trading platform DSJ Exchange, alleging that they solicited unregistered securities from Texas investors through AI crypto trading signals and multi-level marketing schemes, promising high, "zero-risk" returns. The regulatory document states that the project used fake dashboards to display profits, investors were unable to withdraw funds and were then asked to pay additional fees. TSSB accuses the involved parties of engaging in unregistered securities issuance, unregistered broker/agent activities, and fraudulent sales practices.

CryptoWorld News: Bitcoin price has fallen below $60k, with the latest trading price around $59.4k. This decline was triggered by strong U.S. employment data, prompting traders to reduce expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. According to the latest data, the U.S. economy added 172k non-farm jobs in May, far exceeding the expected 85k, with the unemployment rate remaining at 4.3%. This data sparked concerns about tightening policies in the market, causing Bitcoin to decline approximately $19k over the past 10 days, breaking below the $60k support level for the first time. Meanwhile, liquidations in the derivatives market have also intensified selling pressure, with over $155 million in long positions liquidated in the past 24 hours. Despite this, institutional inflows show some signs of stability, as the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF recorded approximately $3 million in net inflows on June 4, ending a 13-day streak of outflows.