AiCoin 丨 7.3 snapshot: Non farm upset, whale transfer, Russia plans to release

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a wallet possibly associated with American venture capitalist and billionaire Tim Draper deposited 1000 BTC, approximately $61.82 million, into Coinbase Prime 7 hours ago.

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan stated that the volatility of STRC reflects the dynamics at the end of the cycle and believes that the bottom of Bitcoin is approaching, and it is expected that a new bull market will begin in the autumn. （Cointelegraph）

According to Decrypt, the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office announced in a Telegram statement that for the first time, Ukraine has placed over 8.3 million seized USDT under state management and transferred them to wallets controlled by the National Asset Recovery and Management Agency. These USDTs come from a suspected member of an international hacker group that launched cyber attacks on targets in Europe and the United States, causing over $100 million in losses. Four suspects have been detained and over $11.1 million in assets have been seized, including property, vehicles, $1 million in cash, and cryptocurrency. Ukraine will legalize virtual assets in 2022 and is advancing tax and regulatory laws to match EU standards.

On July 3rd, US Vice President Vance stated in an interview that the US plans to use the memorandum of understanding reached with Iran to supplement global oil supplies and reserve space for future military operations. Vance stated that there are two paths for the US policy towards Iran: one is to push for a long-term agreement, and the other is to consolidate existing achievements and take action when necessary.

According to Bits.media, Vladimir Chistykhin, the first deputy governor of the Russian Central Bank, stated that the proposed crypto regulation bill will set a 48 hour cooling off period for legal crypto trading, with funds being forcibly frozen for 48 hours after transfer, limited to inter account transfers, and not involving crypto brokerage business, aiming to protect non professional investors from fraud. The relevant provisions have been included in the Crypto Market Regulation Act, which was originally scheduled to take effect on July 1st, but the second and third readings have been postponed and are expected to take effect on September 1st. Vladimir Chistykhin stated that the Russian central bank is in discussions with Belarusian cryptocurrency companies regarding rules for entering the Russian market.