1. The U.S.-Iran peace agreement is expected to be announced within 24 hours, with a draft to end hostilities already approved.
According to the Washington Times, sources say that the negotiation teams from the U.S. and Iran have greenlit a draft agreement to end hostilities, with an announcement expected within 24 hours, pending approval from both governments. - Original
2. The U.S. crypto industry is accelerating efforts to legitimize regulation, with legislation on stablecoins and other topics underway.
According to The Information, the U.S. crypto sector is pushing for legislation on stablecoin regulation, crypto market structure bills, and ETFs in Washington. Reports indicate that the Trump administration's stance on crypto has shifted to a more favorable tone, with increasing support in Congress. The industry is working to integrate crypto assets into the mainstream financial system. Institutions like Coinbase and a16z crypto are amplifying their policy influence through political donations and lobbying efforts, aiming to shift regulation from 'crackdown' to 'framework and acceptance'. - Original
3. The University of Michigan's consumer confidence index hits a new low since 1952.
The University of Michigan's consumer confidence index has dropped to its lowest level on record since 1952. - Original
4. A man was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months for stealing 4 Bitcoins, illegally profiting approximately $900,000.
According to the Fuzhou Cangshan District People's Procuratorate, a man stole another's Bitcoin wallet keys and related data, making an illegal profit of about $900,000. He was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for theft and fined $300,000. The procuratorial agency stated that although Bitcoin is not a legal currency, it possesses property characteristics, and related infringement behaviors will be prosecuted. - Original
5. Binance denies WSJ's allegations of trading related to Iranian sanctions and has filed a defamation lawsuit.
According to WSJ, Binance is accused of processing approximately $850 million in transactions related to Iranian sanctions over two years, with some funds allegedly flowing to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Binance CEO Richard Teng denied the report on the X platform, stating it is 'entirely inaccurate,' and mentioned that the related actions took place before the involved parties were sanctioned by the U.S. The report claims Iranian businessman Babak Zanjani and associated accounts formed a secret payment network through Binance. WSJ noted that Binance's compliance system identified unusual access from Tehran by the end of 2024, but relevant accounts were not promptly closed, with entities like the Central Bank of Iran trading approximately $107 million through Binance from 2024 to 2025. Binance emphasized its leading compliance system and has strengthened risk control after paying $4.3 billion in settlement fees, while also filing a defamation lawsuit against WSJ. - Original
6. Bitfinex saw an inflow of 2,307 BTC in 24 hours, valued at $231 million.
According to AiCoin monitoring, there has been significant capital movement on Bitfinex exchange. In the past 24 hours, the exchange's wallet saw an inflow of 2,307 BTC, valued at $231 million, with its current BTC wallet balance being 407,300 BTC. For more exchange fund flows, please visit AiCoin's website - Data - Hyperliquid: https://www.aicoin.com/zh-Hans/hyperliquid - Original
7. An early Ethereum address bottomed out by purchasing 3,942 ETH, valued at $8.08 million.
On-chain data shows that an early Ethereum address bought 3,942 ETH during the market downturn, valued at approximately $8.08 million, with an average buy price of $2,049. This address acquired 12,000 ETH about 10 years ago at an average price of approximately $7.58 from ShapeShift and sold all ETH over a year ago at an average price of about $2,856, converting it into 34.3 million USD Coin, with a total profit of approximately $34.2 million, achieving a 376x return on investment. - Original
8. Japan's Financial Services Agency has announced the 2025 (fund settlement method) amendment rules, effective June 1.
According to NADA NEWS, Japan's Financial Services Agency has announced new regulations related to the 2025 (fund settlement method) amendments, set to take effect on June 1. The amendments cover stablecoins, crypto asset service intermediaries, fund transfers, and cross-border collection services, clarifying the underlying asset scope, allocation ratio limits, and requirements to prevent principal loss for specific trust beneficiary-type electronic payment methods. It also specifies registration applications for electronic payment methods and crypto asset service intermediaries, user instructions, prohibited actions, user protection, and bookkeeping management rules. - Original
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