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California Assembly Approves Bill to Let State Accept Crypto Payments

The California State Assembly approved Assembly Bill 1180 (AB 1180) on June 2, 2025, with a 68-0 vote. The bill allows state departments to accept digital currency for payments.

There’s a SEC drama, but Ethereum and Solana investors keep staking

The SEC’s been playing hardball again. They’re throwing cold water on the new Ethereum and Solana staking ETFs we were all kinda hoping to see by June.

Singapore’s crypto crackdown is a hard one, local firms told to quit overseas business

Alright, picture this, you’re at the office, grinding away, when suddenly the boss drops a bombshell. Stop working on that big project, or you’re out.

Stablecoins’ capitalization hit $250 Billion

Quarter trillion dollars, guys. The stablecoin market just crossed the $250 billion level, token that are pegged to the good ol’ U.S. dollar.

Hackers larping as security pros to steal crypto

The crypto world’s getting uglier by the day. Hackers? They’re not just stealing your coins anymore, they’re playing dirty, pretending to be the very security companies you’d trust to keep your assets safe.

Economic expert sounds the alarm on Fed losing control over US debt

Lyn Alden, the big brain in macroeconomics, is dropping some heavy truth bombs at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Vegas.

Stablecoin Growth Past $250B Signals Fintech Disruption and DeFi Acceleration

The stablecoin market has exceeded a $250 billion market capitalization, marking a significant milestone driven by increased regulatory clarity and the growing adoption of decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms.

This growth reflects a broader shift in the digital asset landscape, where stablecoins are increasingly utilized for cross-border payment remittances and as a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain-based systems.

The integration of stablecoins into DeFi platforms has been a decisive catalyst, offering new avenues for financial transactions and services.

Regulatory developments, such as the advancement of the GENIUS Act in the U.S. Senate, have further bolstered confidence in stablecoins, encouraging their adoption by both retail and institutional users.

These legislative efforts aim to establish a comprehensive framework for stablecoin issuance and oversight, addressing concerns around consumer protection and financial stability.

As the stablecoin market continues to mature, its role in the global financial ecosystem is poised to expand, offering more efficient and accessible financial services.

However, the sector’s growth also underscores the need for robust regulatory frameworks to manage potential risks and ensure the stability of these digital assets.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research


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Ethereum Foundation Restructures Core Team, Confirms Layoffs and New Leadership Roles

The Ethereum Foundation has announced a major internal change. On June 2, 2025, it rebranded its main technical unit from Protocol Research & Development to the simplified Ethereum Protocol team. This Ethereum restructure also included staff reductions.

Australia Caps Crypto ATM Cash at $3,250 After $2M Scam Losses Revealed

On June 3, 2025, AUSTRAC introduced new rules for crypto ATM operators across Australia.

BRICS Bank powers Russia’s move to kill the dollar’s reign

Russia’s not just sitting back, twiddling its thumbs while the dollar runs the global show.