Iran's president has submitted a resignation request: On June 1st, Iran's President Raisi officially submitted his resignation to the Supreme Leader's office. He stated that the government has been sidelined from major national decisions, and the power vacuum has allowed hardliners in the Revolutionary Guard to take control, making it impossible for him to carry out his duties. The Supreme Leader has yet to approve this, highlighting serious divisions at the top levels of Iran's leadership.
US-Iran negotiations postponed for another week: According to CNN, Trump has revised the proposed US-Iran agreement, demanding stronger language on Iran's nuclear commitments and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, which has extended the negotiation process by another week.
Iran clarifies core negotiation stance: The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament stated that no external agreements will be approved until the legitimate rights of the people are effectively guaranteed. An Iranian parliamentarian added that the core of this round of negotiations is to completely end the conflict, and the nuclear issue is no longer on the agenda, with no final agreement currently in place.
US prioritizes tokenization policy: On June 1, after completing work related to stablecoins, US House Financial Services Committee Chairman Hill officially listed tokenization policy as a core focus for the next phase.
Vietnam opens up digital asset collateral financing: The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance proposed amendments to the SME Support Law, allowing small and medium-sized enterprises and individual businesses to use digital assets, virtual assets, and intellectual property as collateral for bank loans, broadening financing channels for micro-enterprises. Meanwhile, Vietnam continues to enhance crypto industry regulations, having opened local crypto exchange license applications, with plans to launch the first batch of compliant crypto markets by Q3 2026.
Fed: Stablecoins expand the influence of US monetary policy: Fed Governor Waller publicly stated that the global proliferation of stablecoins is akin to allowing multiple countries to implement fixed exchange rate systems, which directly inputs US monetary costs and further expands the global reach of US monetary policy.
JPMorgan CEO warns about stablecoin yield risks: The JPMorgan CEO warned about risks related to the US (CLARITY Act), stating that if stablecoin issuers are allowed to offer interest yields similar to bank deposits, this model lacks compliance regulatory protection and is likely to face issues. Currently, the probability of this act passing within the year has dropped to around 50%.
US Treasury Secretary: Crypto chaos is happening offshore: On June 1, US Treasury Secretary Yellen stated that various irregularities in the cryptocurrency industry are occurring in offshore markets outside the US.
US Bitcoin ETF holdings hit a new all-time high: Data shows that the total on-chain holdings of US spot Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed 1.736 million BTC, accounting for 8.66% of Bitcoin's total supply, with a total value of approximately $196.2 billion.
Michael Saylor possibly increasing Bitcoin holdings again: Strategy founder Michael Saylor released content related to Bitcoin Tracker, suggesting that based on past patterns, he is likely to disclose new Bitcoin accumulation information soon. Argentina cracks down on crypto scams: Argentina has launched a nationwide anti-fraud operation, arresting 24 suspects and seizing over $50 million worth of crypto assets.
HYPE funding and market strength continue to rise: The Hyperliquid ETF has seen net inflows for 13 consecutive trading days, accumulating $136 million, with a single-day net inflow hitting a historic high of $29.6 million. HYPE has surged over 70% in the last 30 days, with industry giants optimistic about its market cap surpassing SOL.
Tech giants issue $10 billion bonds for AI infrastructure: From 2026 to now, tech giants like Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet have issued a total of $159 billion in bonds, fully investing in AI infrastructure development, setting a historical record for bond issuance scale.
Goldman Sachs raises AI capital expenditure forecast: Goldman Sachs predicts that global capital expenditure related to artificial intelligence will reach $905 billion by 2027, with continued expansion in industry investment scale.
Claude's new model has a low launch probability: Forecasting platform data indicates that Anthropic, due to ongoing improvements in safety and risk control mechanisms, has only a 28% chance of launching its Claude Mythos model by the end of June.
White House calms the market: Look at economic fluctuations rationally: The White House economic advisor publicly responded to market sentiment, urging the public not to focus on single short-term economic data fluctuations but to look at the big picture, noting that current employment, corporate profits, and wage levels are all showing positive trends.
This week's core key events preview: This week is packed with major events, including: US May non-farm employment data, OPEC+ supervisory meeting, SpaceX IPO roadshow, Fed Beige Book publication, domestic refined oil price adjustments, Shanghai photovoltaic exhibition, and NVIDIA Taipei tech conference.
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