1. CoinDesk Survey: 62% of American Voters Distrust Trump Administration's Regulation of the Cryptocurrency Industry
According to a CoinDesk survey, 62% of American voters do not trust the Trump administration's regulation of the cryptocurrency industry, and 73% oppose senior officials having personal business dealings in the industry. The survey covered 1,000 registered voters. -Original
2. Michael Saylor: No Bitcoin Purchases This Week, Will Resume Next Week
Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, stated in a post that he did not purchase Bitcoin this week and plans to resume purchases next week. -Original
3. U.S. Court Freezes Approximately $71 Million in ETH Assets of Arbitrum DAO
According to documents from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, a U.S. court issued an injunction against Arbitrum DAO, prohibiting the transfer of approximately $71 million in ETH assets. These assets originated from the KelpDAO hacking incident, and the plaintiffs plan to use them for compensating victims of North Korean terrorism cases. The court classifies Arbitrum DAO as a "partnership organization" and warns its Security Council members that refusal to cooperate may lead to legal liability. -Original
4. Iran's Nobitex Accused of Handling Transactions with Sanctioned Entities, Estimated Scale of $22 Million to $366 Million
According to Cointelegraph, Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Nobitex, was founded by members of the Kharrazi family, who have close ties to Iran's supreme leadership. Investigations show that the platform was created by brothers Ali and Mohammad Kharrazi, who previously used the surname "Aghamir" to conceal their family connections. Nobitex serves over 11 million users, with wartime transaction volumes exceeding $100 million, and is accused of handling transactions related to sanctioned entities, estimated between $22 million and $366 million. Additionally, data indicates that wallets associated with the Central Bank of Iran transferred approximately $200 million in crypto assets to Nobitex in 2025. Nobitex denies any government connections, claiming that illegal transactions account for a very small proportion. -Original
5. Iran Proposes Latest Negotiation Plan in Three Stages
According to CCTV International News citing Al Jazeera, Iran's latest negotiation plan is divided into three stages, covering ceasefire, nuclear issues, and economic sanctions. The first stage includes a comprehensive ceasefire, the establishment of an international ceasefire mechanism, gradual lifting of port blockades, and withdrawal of U.S. troops. The second stage discusses halting uranium enrichment and handling high-enriched uranium stocks for up to 15 years. The third stage will involve discussions with regional countries on building a security framework for the entire region. -Original
6. BlackRock's European Bitcoin ETP Manages $1.1 Billion in Assets
BlackRock's European Bitcoin ETP has reached $1.1 billion in managed assets, holding approximately 14,200 Bitcoin. -Original
7. Paolo Ardoino: Monthly Spending on Crypto Payment Cards Reaches $600 Million
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino shared data from Memento Research on the X platform, stating that monthly spending on crypto payment cards has reached $600 million, a sixfold year-over-year increase. The total on-chain transaction volume has reached $7.2 billion, with 24 million transactions covering 1.36 million wallet addresses. Data shows that approximately 90% of transactions are completed through the Visa network, with 62.5% settled in USDT. -Original
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