热度排行显示，WLD 热门关注度较昨日下降15万，排名第一，热度排行如下： ① WLD （$2.10） ② HMSTR （$0.006795，-79.94%） ③ SUI （$1.70，0.59%） ④ PEPE （$0.00001063，17.24%） ⑤ WIF （$2.39，8.14%） WLD 主力资金买入力量一般，24小时净流入$3232.67万，24小时成交$17.01亿，其中主力净流出$236.87万。
According to Caixin News Agency, China Financial Leasing announced that its original shareholders Lin Shusong and Capital Venture Capital have transferred a total of 121 million shares, accounting for approximately 34.96% of the company's total share capital, to an independent third party Longling Capital (the offeror) for a total consideration of HKD 46.08 million. According to the announcement, the offeror intends to make a comprehensive offer at a cash price of HKD 0.38 per share. The price represents a premium of 13.43% over the closing price of HKD 0.335 before the company's suspension. It is expected that this comprehensive offer will involve approximately HKD 85.74 million. The offeror is ultimately beneficially owned by Cai Wensheng, the founder and single largest shareholder of Meitu Corporation. The announcement clearly states that after the offer deadline, the company plans to maintain its listing status. The announcement pointed out that Cai Wensheng expressed his intention to build the group into an asset management platform, focusing on investing in technology incubation companies in Hong Kong, and increasing investment in artificial intelligence, Web3 industry, and digital asset financial products, committed to developing the group into a world-class investment holding group.
According to BlockBeats, on June 25th, according to Hexun.com, the Hong Kong SAR government published a notice in the Gazette on June 6th, announcing that the "Stablecoins Ordinance" will officially come into effect on August 1st, marking the world's first comprehensive regulatory framework for fiat stablecoins. The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Yu Weiwen, recently wrote that considering that stablecoins are relatively new products, the risks involved in issuing them, the protection of users, and the carrying capacity and long-term development of the market, there is a relatively high threshold for licensing, and only a "small number of licenses" will be granted in the initial stage. Yu Weiwen emphasized that entering the stablecoin issuer sandbox program launched by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority in 2024 is not a prerequisite for applying for a stablecoin issuer license in the future; On the other hand, even if participating institutions have entered the "sandbox", it does not necessarily mean that they will obtain a license. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will carefully consider all license applications according to consistent and strict standards. Yu Weiwen clearly stated that applicants need to propose specific and feasible business plans and practical application scenarios, and focus on examining their reserve management capabilities, compliance systems, and technical security. The first batch of stablecoins will focus on cross-border trade and Web3.0 applications.
On June 25th, according to Bitcoin Laws, Arizona passed the "Bitcoin Reserve" Act HB2324. The bill aims to establish a reserve for storing assets obtained through criminal asset confiscation. If Governor Hobbs signs it, the bill will become Arizona's second reserve class bill to be officially passed.
According to AiCoin monitoring, the net inflow of US spot BTC ETF reached 589 million US dollars yesterday, the highest daily net inflow since June 5th. Among them, IBIT had the largest inflow of funds, reaching 436 million US dollars; Next is FBTC, with an inflow amount of 85.2 million US dollars. According to the "Spot BTC ETF Tracking" real-time trading strategy developed by AiCoin, there is a significant positive correlation between the inflow of ETF funds and BTC prices. Subscription indicators can be used to automatically place orders based on the flow of funds in the program. Data for reference only
According to Bitcoin.com, on June 24th, the US Treasury Department released a joint statement from the US UK Financial Regulatory Task Force, which reached an important alliance to strengthen regulation of digital assets and reshape financial markets. On June 3rd, multiple departments from the United States and the United Kingdom held their 11th meeting in London to engage in in-depth discussions on digital finance and innovation. The discussion shows that both governments are working together to promote legislation on stablecoins and digital securities to unify regulatory standards. Both sides exchanged priorities and legislative progress on digital asset regulation, while the UK shared updates on the digital securities sandbox and discussed strategies to promote cross-border innovation. The authorities emphasize the significance of effective regulation for financial stability and growth, and will continue to cooperate through global organizations. In addition, the regulatory framework for artificial intelligence is receiving attention, and both parties are committed to balancing innovation and security. In terms of capital markets, the UK and the US respectively elaborate on settlement cycles and plans for adjusting listing rules. The working group agreed to meet again before early 2026 to maintain an open dialogue.
