The head of a big US bank, Gunjan Kedia, said they are looking closely at "stablecoins" to see if they should create their own or help others manage them. She also noted that their service for securely holding cryptocurrencies for big companies is doing much better now, after having a tough time under the last…

DeFi Development Corp. faced a setback in its quest to raise $1 billion for more Solana. The SEC rejected its initial S-3 filing due to missing financial reports. The company, which now holds over 609,000 Solana tokens, plans to refile its registration statement.

Ukraine's parliament is reviewing a bill to allow the National Bank to include cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in its state reserves. While the bill, introduced on Tuesday, would authorize such a move, it wouldn't make it mandatory. Lawmakers believe integrating crypto could boost macroeconomic stability and align Ukraine with global financial innovations.

The US House Financial Services Committee approved the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, sending it to the full House. This bill defines roles for the SEC and CFTC in regulating digital assets, setting rules for exchanges, and protecting user rights, including non-custodial wallets. The 32-19 vote marks a significant step for crypto market structure.

Analysts suggest Bitcoin could struggle in Q3 due to high retail optimism, which often precedes price plateaus. Historically, Q3 is Bitcoin's weakest quarter. Meanwhile, attention is turning to Ethereum, with analysts noting increasing optimism for its "catch-up" after recent gains. Macroeconomic uncertainty, including stable interest rates, may also dampen overall crypto trading volume.

Peter Thiel's backed crypto exchange, Bullish, has confidentially filed for a US IPO with the SEC. This move aligns with a growing trend of crypto companies seeking public listings, buoyed by returning investor confidence and a perceived favorable regulatory climate. Bullish aims to follow in the footsteps of recent successful crypto public debuts.

Republican Rep. William Timmons has formally asked SEC Chair Paul Atkins for documents detailing the agency's shifting views on Ethereum's status. Timmons highlights what he calls former Chair Gensler's "zigzagging approach," which caused market confusion. This request follows Coinbase's successful FOIA lawsuit, which revealed internal SEC communications regarding Ethereum.

Brian Quintenz, President Trump's pick to chair the CFTC, states blockchain is a foundational technology set to transform society beyond finance. He stresses the urgent need for clear crypto regulations to ensure US leadership and protect against bad actors. With extensive global policy experience, Quintenz aims to help Congress build a comprehensive framework for digital…

On Monday, June 10, US crypto stocks, including top miners and firms like Circle, rallied alongside Bitcoin. More public companies are now buying Bitcoin for their treasuries, hoping to boost their stock prices. While Bitcoin topped $110,000, Robinhood's shares dipped after it wasn't added to the S&P 500 index.

Bitcoin's Coinbase Premium hit a four-month high, signaling strong US buyer interest. Meanwhile, 550,000 Bitcoins have left exchanges in under a year, reducing supply. Analysts see these trends as positive for Bitcoin's price, with "no signs of overheating" suggesting continued growth into late 2025.