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CoinWorld News, US Vice President Vance: A few days ago, after Iran fired on ships, the US side carried out airstrikes and dropped bombs.

Vitalik Buterin pointed out that obfuscation is the strongest primitive envisioned in cryptography, turning programs into "encrypted programs" that, while hiding internal logic, produce the same output for the same plaintext input. Combined with blockchain, it can enable applications such as nearly trustless secure and private voting. Current progress has been made under reasonable security assumptions, but the runtime is extremely long, making it still far from practical. Future paths include optimizing lattice-based constructions, adopting more aggressive lattice-based cryptographic assumptions, or exploring new obfuscation schemes that do not rely on lattices; if successful, theoretically any protocol described by an idealized trusted third party could be securely realized, but significant challenges remain.

CoinWorld news: U.S. senators urge the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to investigate Polymarket over allegations that it used deceptive advertisements to attract U.S. users, even though the platform has restricted access within the United States. In a letter, Senators Adam Schiff and John Curtis asked CFTC Chairman Michael Selig to review claims that Polymarket promoted its markets through simulated trading websites, fake transactions, and undisclosed paid influencer activities. The letter noted that if the allegations are true, the CFTC should immediately conduct a regulatory review. Schiff and Curtis also requested that the CFTC provide a written response by July 10, stating whether it has launched an investigation into these allegations.

Bankless co-founder David Hoffman wrote that the Ethereum Foundation (EF) is intentionally leaving a "power vacuum" to allow new organizational structures to step in and influence the future development direction of Ethereum. He stated that the direction represented by ETH Labs may be the most promising future path for Ethereum and said he will continue to support its development. Previously, Hoffman publicly announced that he had sold all his ETH, stating that the "ETH is Money" narrative has basically been fulfilled, and that the success of the Ethereum network may not be fully reflected in the ETH asset price.

CryptoWorld News: As the deadline for MiCA approaches, 83% of crypto companies may face the risk of ceasing operations for EU customers unless they obtain full authorization in time. According to MiCA regulations, the transition period will end on July 1, 2026, after which unlicensed crypto asset services will be prohibited. The implementation of MiCA will replace the fragmented regulatory frameworks of individual EU countries, allowing companies approved in one member state to operate across the entire European Economic Area. Based on ESMA's provisional MiCA registration, by mid-June 2026, only about 200 companies have obtained full authorization, meaning approximately three-quarters of registered providers may still not have entered the new licensing framework.

Anza states that the Solana SIMD proposal will be completed within the year. SIMD-123 has been approved, SIMD-547 and SIMD-553 are aligned, and SIMD-553 and SIMD-550 have been conceptually confirmed. If merged and implemented, SOL's annual inflation rate will increase from 15% to 30%, reducing emissions by approximately $1.36 billion over six years, with the daily burn rate increasing from 650 SOL to a maximum of 9,000 SOL.

CoinWorld News, Wu said that a16z crypto stated that as of the week ending June 15, the predicted weekly trading volume in the market reached approximately $10.8 billion, setting a new record in history. It pointed out that events such as the SpaceX IPO, the Iran-U.S. peace agreement, the NBA Finals, the Stanley Cup, and the start of the World Cup occurred in the same phase, driving an increase in trading activity. By comparison, a year ago, the market’s weekly trading volume was typically around $500 million, and even when the active cycle was also below $1 billion, it remained under $1 billion; since then, the scale has gradually risen, breaking through $1 billion last fall, surpassing $4 billion in winter, and entering the range of about $6 billion to $7 billion this spring.

CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated that the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates at 3.50%–3.75% for the fourth consecutive time, but the dot plot tilted hawkish, weakening support for risk assets. BTC surged to about $66.4k immediately after the rate decision, then retreated about 4%, falling below $64k and oscillating at low levels, with increased trading volume indicating significant selling pressure. In contrast, gold, which briefly dropped to around $4,220, was quickly bought back and regained above $4,300. Adler believes this divergence shows that funds are favoring defensive assets; BTC is still viewed as a pure risk asset. If it cannot re-establish above the $64k to $65k range, the market may continue to remain cautious and risk-averse.

CryptoWorld News reports that Ethereum core developers have advanced the Glamsterdam upgrade to the final development stage. A private development network is testing all planned Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs). The upgrade is expected to be launched in the second half of 2026, although the final timing depends on testnet results and client readiness. The main proposals of Glamsterdam include proposer-builder separation (EIP-7732) and block-level access lists (EIP-7928), aiming to improve transparency in block construction and reduce reliance on trust in off-chain relays. Developers said the upgrade will change the costs of operating on Ethereum—likely making higher-level computation cheaper, while state will become more expensive.

CryptoWorld News reports that Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that his "intuition" suggests Bitcoin may have bottomed around $60k, but no one can be certain of this. He remains long-term bullish on Bitcoin and expects the price to be significantly higher than current levels by 2030. He also said that Bitcoin is "the new digital gold" and pointed out that the four-year cycle in history still serves as an important reference for market observation.

CryptoWorld News reports that, according to Lookonchain data, a whale borrowed 19k ETH (approximately $33.48 million) from AAVE for selling, with a total of 44,389 ETH (about $80.56 million) borrowed for selling.

Ledger Chief Technology Officer Guillemet said that the high compliance costs of the EU MiCA are stifling Web3 innovation. While it is intended to unify the market and protect consumers, the tiered minimum capital requirement of 50,000 to 150,000 euros, along with millions of euros in legal, insurance, and ongoing compliance expenses, makes it difficult for small businesses to enter—creating a moat for large enterprises. Regulators argue that the rules are designed to protect consumers and build mainstream trust.

The CoinJie Network news: OnchainLens reports that the $USDH deployer began transferring part of its $HYPE holdings 12 hours ago. The specific actions include receiving 1.01 million $HYPE (about $72.45 million) from unstaking, transferring 209,984 $HYPE (about $15 million) to a newly created wallet, and depositing 200,000 $HYPE (about $13.76 million). Of this, 120,000 $HYPE (about $8.25 million) has been transferred to other addresses, and 80,000 $HYPE (about $5.7 million) is currently being sold.

CoinJie News reports that Andrew Leav, the founder of the short-selling firm Citron, was found guilty of securities fraud by a U.S. federal jury in a landmark trial. The trial focused on his alleged use of social media to manipulate stock prices. The verdict was announced on Monday in Los Angeles after two days of closed-door deliberations. Leav was accused of using “explosive” tweets targeting dozens of companies to illegally influence their stock prices in order to profit from them. Prosecutors said that between 2018 and 2023, he earned approximately $20 million from such trades. This ruling marks a victory for the U.S. Department of Justice in a white-collar crime case brought during the Trump administration, although the investigation actually began during the Biden administration.