Pooled Order Books in the Crosshairs as EU Regulators Look to Tighten MiCA Oversight

[ING Analyst: Supreme Court Ruling May Impact Dollar Trend] ING analyst Chris Turner stated during a webinar that if the Supreme Court rules that President Trump's use of emergency powers to impose comprehensive tariffs is legally problematic, the dollar could face downward pressure. He noted that this decline might materialize through potential impacts on the U.S. bond market, as reduced tariff revenues could trigger a sell-off in long-term Treasury bonds. Additionally, the suspension of tariffs could benefit other regional economies, thereby supporting other currencies. He also mentioned that President Trump might seek alternative ways to implement tariff policies.

OKX-BTC/USDT is currently trading at $104021, with a 5-minute decline of 0.76%. Please pay attention to market fluctuations.

In the past week, Whale Address has cumulatively purchased over 45000 bitcoins, making it the second largest weekly cumulative transaction of 2025. （CryptoQuant）

[Greeks.live: Some Community Members Predict Bitcoin Bottom Could Be $96,000-$98,000] Greeks.live macro researcher Adam released a Chinese community briefing, pointing out that there is disagreement within the group regarding market direction. Some traders are concerned that the crypto market may be entering a bear market, while some community members believe that the Bitcoin bottom this year could be around $96,000-$98,000. The rising bottom for altcoins is seen as a positive signal. The key disagreement lies in whether the current position is a top or a bottom. Some traders believe 'a drop means a bear market,' but various signals suggest 'it's hard to believe the current position is the market top.'

Coinbase announced plans to leave Delaware and relocate its registered office to Texas, but has not yet released a specific timeline or further details. （CoinDesk）