Binance postpones the completion time of COIN-M perpetual contract system upgrade

According to DefiLlama data, DeFi TVL across the entire network has fallen below $70 billion, hitting a new low since February 24, 2024, and has dropped by about 60% from its peak of $171.02 billion on October 7, 2025.

[Australia to Implement Crypto Travel Rule Starting July, Exchanges Required to Supplement Sender and Receiver Information] According to Cointelegraph, Australia will implement the cryptocurrency travel rule starting in July. Users conducting deposits or withdrawals on locally regulated cryptocurrency exchanges will need to provide the recipient's or sender's name and platform information. When transferring to self-custody wallets, address ownership must be verified. This rule will be enforced by the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre and applies to transfers of all amounts. Platforms such as Kraken and CoinJar have already begun implementing the related requirements.

Bank of Japan member Ayano Sato stated that foreign exchange rates should reflect financial and economic fundamentals.

According to FinnceFeeds, Binance's annual compliance spending reached approximately $300 million, with internal systems intercepting potential fraud amounts of $10.53 billion between 2025 and the first quarter of 2026, protecting over 5.4 million users. Binance has nearly 1500 compliance employees, recovered over $8.2 billion in user assets since 2021, and processed 313653 requests from law enforcement agencies. Binance is currently facing regulatory resistance from multiple EU countries, with European MiCA regulations requiring exchanges to obtain authorization or cease services.

Bank of Japan member Ayano Sato stated the need to pay attention to the downside risks of economic growth and the upside risks of inflation.