BTC breaks through the $60000 mark

Bankless founder David Hoffman expressed regret for not buying more Lighter (LIT) in an article on X, and listed eight logical reasons for optimism about the project: exchanges are the best business model in the cryptocurrency industry; The perpetual contract track is far from mature; Building an exchange based on zkL2 has the advantages of high security, low operating costs, and high profit margins; The lowest product latency, lowest execution cost, and complete transparency; The engineering team has overcome technical difficulties; The company is headquartered in the United States and operates in compliance; This project is a bet on options for "compliant asset tokenization"; Founder Vlad possesses industry resources and ambition.

According to Xinhua News Agency, Ibrahim Aziz, Chairman of the National Security Committee of the Islamic Parliament of Iran, stated on the 27th that the United States attacked Iran during negotiations, and that US President Trump did not abide by the principles of negotiation and ceasefire. The reckless behavior of the United States in violating the ceasefire agreement will make the United States retreat and regret.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the company has reduced AI spending by nearly half through infrastructure optimization, despite the growth in AI usage. Specific measures include: default use of cost-effective models, intelligent routing based task allocation models, and improving cache hit rates.

[U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission Investigates Polymarket, Multiple States and Consumer Organizations Apply Pressure] According to the Financial Times, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched an investigation into the prediction market platform Polymarket in recent weeks. Multiple U.S. states and consumer protection organizations are applying pressure on the prediction market industry.

The MiCA regulations will come into effect on July 1, 2026. Europe has issued 230 MiCA licenses, including 56 in Germany, 26 in the Netherlands, 21 in France, 15 in Malta, 13 in Cyprus, and 12 in Ireland. About 40% of regulated encryption service providers in France have not submitted license applications, and the increased compliance requirements have led to some small encryption institutions facing acquisition or bankruptcy. lesechos