1. Trump's Company Applies for BTC and ETH Mixed Spot ETF

The operator of the social media platform Truth Social, streaming platform Truth+, and fintech brand Truth.Fi, Trump Media Technology Group (NASDAQ, NYSE: DJT), announced today that it has submitted an S-1 initial registration statement (referred to as "registration statement") to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF. This ETF will directly hold Bitcoin and Ethereum, with 75% of its assets invested in Bitcoin and 25% in Ethereum, and will issue shares (referred to as "shares") to investors, aiming to reflect the price performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum. -Original

2. Probability of Fed Rate Cuts in September Increases, Market Bets Intensify

Traders are increasing their bets on the Federal Reserve making at least two rate cuts before the end of 2025. -Original

3. U.S. Judge Rules Celsius's $4 Billion Lawsuit Against Tether Can Proceed

A U.S. judge has ruled that Celsius Network's multi-billion dollar lawsuit against Tether can proceed. According to court documents filed in New York on Monday, Celsius accuses Tether of liquidating over 39,500 Bitcoins in June 2022 and using the proceeds to repay Celsius's $812 million debt without following the agreed procedures. Celsius claims that Tether's actions violated their lending agreement, breached the "good faith and fair dealing" provisions under British Virgin Islands law, and constituted avoidable fraudulent and preferential transfers under U.S. bankruptcy law. The core of the lawsuit revolves around the margin call notice issued by Tether during the Bitcoin price crash. Celsius argues that Tether sold its collateral before a 10-hour waiting period, liquidating BTC at an average price of $20,656 (below market levels), and then transferred the assets to its own Bitfinex account. The document states that Tether's liquidation caused Celsius to lose BTC worth over $4 billion (at current prices). Celsius further claims that Tether's actions involved communications, personnel, and financial accounts located in the U.S., and despite Tether being registered in the British Virgin Islands and Hong Kong, these actions are sufficient to subject it to U.S. jurisdiction. The U.S. judge dismissed part of Tether's motion to dismiss, allowing Celsius Network's multi-billion dollar lawsuit against Tether to continue. Celsius accuses Tether of improperly liquidating its approximately 39,500 Bitcoin collateral in June 2022, violating the procedures outlined in their lending agreement, resulting in losses exceeding $4 billion. Although Tether argues that U.S. courts lack jurisdiction, the judge believes that Celsius's claims of breach, fraudulent transfer, and priority can proceed. -Original

4. Ripple Seeks to Apply for Banking License, Exploring Integration with Traditional Finance

According to market news, Ripple is seeking to apply for a banking license and is exploring integration with the traditional financial system alongside other cryptocurrency companies. -Original

5. Grayscale Predicts Favorable Macro Environment for Crypto Assets in Second Half of 2025

Grayscale released a research report in June, stating that the GENIUS Act will bring regulated payment stablecoins to the U.S., having passed the Senate with bipartisan support and now moving to the House for approval. With Circle successfully going public, it is expected that the increase in regulatory clarity and favorable macro conditions (huge budget deficits and potentially lower interest rates) in the second half of 2025 will continue to support crypto assets. -Original

6. South Korea Discusses Conditions and Regulatory Framework for Issuing Won Stablecoins

The South Korean Presidential Policy Planning Committee recently held a meeting with financial regulatory agencies to discuss the conditions and regulatory framework for issuing won-denominated stablecoins. The committee's virtual asset task force also received supplementary reports from regulatory agencies, focusing on key issues such as capital requirements for issuers. It is reported that regulators emphasized the need to establish clearer issuance standards to restrict the entry of small cryptocurrency companies lacking sufficient funds. -Original

7. Vitalik Warns of Risks to Ethereum's Decentralization

The founder of Ethereum stated during a speech at EthCC in France that developers need to adhere to the principles of cryptocurrency amid the wave of corporate adoption of blockchain. -Original

8. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF Annual Fee Revenue Surpasses S&P 500 Flagship ETF

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF "IBIT" has currently generated annual management fee revenue that surpasses its flagship product, the S&P 500 Index ETF "IVV." Although IBIT has only been established for 18 months and has a much smaller asset management scale (AUM) compared to IVV ($75 billion vs. $609 billion), its annual management fee revenue has reached $186 million, exceeding IVV's $183 million. -Original

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