1. Federal Reserve Governor Says Current Interest Rates Will Be Maintained If Inflation Risks Persist

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Federal Reserve Governor Kugler stated: Since the beginning of the year, the number of layoff notices has increased, and mentions of layoffs in the Federal Reserve's Beige Book have also risen. If the risks of rising inflation continue to exist, support will remain for maintaining the policy interest rate at its current level. -Original

2. White House Crypto Affairs Director Meets with El Salvador President to Discuss Bitcoin

Stacy Herbert, Director of the Bitcoin Office in El Salvador, stated that this meeting could bring "extraordinary things" to both the United States and El Salvador. -Original

3. Trump Calls for Ending Musk's Government Subsidies to Save Billions

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Trump posted on Truth Social, stating that the simplest way to save the budget is to terminate government subsidies and contracts for Elon Musk, "which would save billions of dollars. I have always been surprised that Biden hasn't done this!" -Original

4. U.S. Senate Pushes to Include Cryptocurrency in Tax Legislation

Wyoming Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis is advocating for the inclusion of provisions in her party's tax and spending bill to reform the way the U.S. taxes cryptocurrency. Key elements include extending the "wash sale rule" for securities to the cryptocurrency space, which is expected to generate billions in tax revenue while exempting Bitcoin miners from reporting gains and losses. Lummis submitted a tax reform proposal co-drafted with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand to Senate Finance Committee Chairman Mike Crapo. Lummis emphasized that the current tax system has flaws that need correction, while Gillibrand believes the timing for legislation is not yet ripe. Finance Committee members have consulted with President Trump regarding the bill's content, with Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy revealing that the president is concerned about the "working account benefits" provision. If passed, this proposal would become the first systematic tax framework for crypto assets in the U.S. -Original

5. New Federal Reserve Regulatory Chief May Lead Cryptocurrency Policy

The Federal Reserve will welcome a new Vice Chair for Supervision, Michelle Bowman, who will ultimately guide how the Fed regulates the financial system, potentially including the regulation of stablecoin issuers. Following her confirmation by the Senate with a vote of 48 in favor and 46 against, this individual, who has already served as a Federal Reserve Governor, will be promoted to one of the Fed's leadership positions. This position was established after the 2008 global financial crisis to help the Fed focus on its regulatory functions, distinguishing it from its more well-known role in U.S. monetary policy formulation. -Original

6. Public Companies' Bitcoin Holdings More Than Doubled in One Year

After Trump's election as U.S. president, enthusiasm among public companies for holding Bitcoin surged. According to a Binance research report, as of the end of May, 116 public companies collectively held 809,100 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $85 billion at current prices, a significant increase from the 312,200 Bitcoins held a year ago, with nearly 100,000 added since early April. Trump has actively promoted the development of cryptocurrency since taking office, such as establishing strategic Bitcoin reserves, and new accounting rules allowing companies to recognize Bitcoin holding gains have also facilitated this increase. Additionally, new entrants like GameStop have begun accumulating Bitcoin, but strategy firms still hold the largest share. The report also noted that tokenized real-world assets have grown over 260% this year, reaching $23 billion. -Original

7. Singapore to Implement Crypto Service Regulatory Guidelines by End of June

Alex Zuo, Vice President of Custody at Cobo, stated that Singapore's MAS has released the final guidelines for the DTSP regulatory framework under the Financial Services and Markets Act (FSMA), which will take effect on June 30, 2025. Non-compliant DTSPs must cease operations immediately. DTSP refers to institutions providing token trading, transfers, custody, and other services to overseas clients in Singapore, but those already holding PSA/SFA/FAA licenses or exempted do not need to apply for a new DTSP license, although they must meet new obligations such as stricter technical risk management, annual audits, and reporting significant security incidents within one hour. MAS emphasized a shift from "licensing" to "compliance" and will implement tiered regulation for stablecoins. -Original

8. Curve Founder Warns of Increasing Security Risks in DeFi

Michael Egorov, founder of Curve Finance, revealed that "hired" hackers are coordinating cross-platform attacks, making it increasingly difficult to secure DeFi projects. Last month, Curve Finance suffered a DNS attack, with the front-end website compromised and users redirected to malicious sites. Egorov explained that despite the team using strong passwords and two-factor authentication, the domain registrar transferred domain ownership to others without notifying Curve's management, leading to this attack. He pointed out that "well-planned" attacks by threat actors are becoming more common and may even involve bribery targeting specific projects. Compared to traditional finance, cryptocurrency risks are vastly different, as transactions are nearly instantaneous, making attacks irreversible once they occur. Egorov emphasized that the security standards for cryptocurrency are extremely high, and existing internet infrastructure struggles to meet these demands. -Original

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