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According to investing.com, Wetour Travel Tech LLC, the US innovation division of Webus International, a mobile travel service provider listed on NASDAQ, has released a Web3 roadmap to reshape the global tourism industry. This roadmap focuses on three major areas: stablecoin payments, tokenized loyalty programs, and instant supplier settlements. The specific plan is that by the end of 2025, Wetour will accept stablecoin settlement, and regulated cryptocurrencies such as USDC will be launched on WetourGlobal. com, its mobile application, and partner API; At the beginning of 2026, smart contract payments will be implemented, allowing suppliers such as hotels and drivers to receive payments in seconds after guests check in; In mid-2026, a native token loyalty test version will be launched, with points directly deposited into the traveler's wallet and support for partial and real-time redemption; In the second half of 2026, pilot tokenization of cross chain bridge layers will be implemented, and members are expected to transfer points between loyalty programs such as Hilton Honors, Marriott Traveler, and United Airlines Mileage Program, transforming idle points into purchasing power that can be used in any scenario. In May, it was announced that Weibo International plans to raise up to $300 million to establish XRP reserves, develop cross-border payment solutions, and blockchain infrastructure.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Jack Foresdell, Visa's Chief Product and Strategy Officer, wrote an article on the official website titled "The Potential Genius of GENIUS", in which he pointed out that the US Senate has passed the stablecoin bill "GENIUS Act", which means that stablecoins will usher in the next era of programmable digital currencies, but there is still a lot of work to be done. In order for stablecoins to become part of the world's next-generation digital payment infrastructure, they must have three levels: 1. Technical layer: capable of safely and reliably executing transactions at ultra-high speeds and on a large scale, with zero tolerance for failures, leaks, or violations; 2. Reserve layer: Trust must be established in the value and stability of the exchange medium, and stablecoins need to be regulated and supported by reserves; 3. Interface layer: It is necessary to provide users with a simple and convenient mechanism to convert value into their chosen legal currency.

According to Finance Feeds, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a settlement agreement of € 200000 with Trek Labs Europe Ltd (formerly FTX EU), a subsidiary of FTX Europe. The investigation found that the company had three violations between March and November 2022, including governance deficiencies, failure to provide fair and clear information to customers, and inadequate procedures for assessing the suitability of retail customers. FTX EU previously held a Cyprus Investment Company (CIF) license, which has been suspended multiple times since the bankruptcy of FTX Group in November 2022.

According to Cointelegraph, US Senator Adam Schiff and nine Democratic lawmakers have proposed the COIN Act, which aims to prohibit President Trump and public officials from issuing, promoting, or endorsing cryptocurrencies between 180 days and 2 years before and after his term. The proposal directly responds to the $57.4 million in revenue disclosed by World Liberty Financial (WLF), a cryptocurrency platform affiliated with President Trump's family, as well as the USD1 stablecoin launched by WLF in March of this year. The bill specifically targets payment based stablecoins and requires the expansion of the existing STOCK Act to include digital assets. Previously, Congressman Maxine Waters had proposed a similar "Stop Trump's Cryptocurrency Corruption Act," but both houses of Congress have a minority Democratic Party position, and the prospects of the bill passing are questionable.

According to BlockBeats, on June 24th, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) in the United States posted on social media that "we will study the applicability of cryptocurrency holdings in eligibility for mortgage applications Note: FHFA is a federal regulatory agency in the United States, established in 2008, whose main responsibility is to regulate and supervise several key institutions in the US housing finance system, including Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and 12 Federal Home Loan Banks.