Tron网络上的USDT总供应量已突破800亿美元

The National Affairs Planning Commission (NSC) directly under the President of South Korea stated at a regular press conference on June 24th that there have been no specific discussions on the implementation of digital asset taxation. The spokesperson for the National Political Commission stated that the content of the report is only a policy concept and not a final task, and all items should not be considered as formally implemented policies. The National Political Commissar plans to determine the topic and scope of discussion at the Tax and Fiscal Reform Working Group (TF) meeting on June 26th, and decide on the subsequent public content based on the meeting results. Previously, in a report on June 17th, the National Political Commissar mentioned expanding the tax system for the new economy, including digital assets such as Bitcoin, which attracted market attention. However, the implementation of digital asset taxation is expected to be postponed until 2027 due to insufficient infrastructure.

BlockBeats News: On June 24th, David 'Joel Katz' Schwartz, Chief Technology Officer of Ripple, confirmed in a post that the account involved in "Ripple co-founder Arthur Britto's first tweet on X in 14 years" has not been attacked or leaked. Arthur Britto's tweet features a 'silent face' emoji. According to Cointelegraph, Britto, along with Schwartz and Jed McCaleb, the founder of Mt. Gox, created the XRP ledger launched in 2012 and subsequently assisted in the development of the blockchain token XRP (XRP). He also co founded NewCoin with Schwartz, McCaleb, and Chris Larsen, which was later renamed OpenCoin and eventually evolved into the current Ripple Lab. Afterwards, he transferred to the position of consultant. The most well-known characteristic of Britto in the industry is his "mysterious" existence - there are no verified photos, he has never been interviewed or made public statements (excluding this emoji post), and he seems to deliberately avoid the public eye. He is also listed as the founder and president of PolySign, a blockchain infrastructure company. The commercial documents of the cryptocurrency trading platform Bitstamp show that Brito served as a director in May 2014 and subsequently resigned in September 2015. Britto's name has been mentioned in multiple US court case documents, including the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) lawsuit against Ripple, but these documents only mention him as a co creator of XRP. He also sued McCaleb in a California court in 2015, accusing him of violating contract terms by creating Stellar, claiming that Stellar copied Ripple's code. The Ripple team has explained that Brito chose to maintain privacy because management work "may bring huge pressure", he is "introverted and extremely concerned about personal privacy", and for personal reasons, he does not want to become a public figure.

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According to the latest data from Matrixport, Circle's valuation has reached $60 billion, which is roughly on par with its total circulating USDC ($61.2 billion) and has remained stable over the past three months. In contrast, Coinbase's current market value is $78.3 billion, reflecting a shift in market attention from diversified trading platforms to core cryptocurrency infrastructure enterprises such as stablecoin issuance. Analysis suggests that capital is accelerating its flow towards infrastructure based cryptocurrency companies, and the recent IPO boom further confirms the continued increase in institutional funding. This trend is also seen as one of the important supporting factors for Bitcoin to maintain its strength in 2025, although the market may still face consolidation in the short term.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Hong Kong Legislative Council member Ng Kit cheung posted on social media that "after years of efforts, the passage of the Stablecoins Ordinance marks a further improvement of Hong Kong's regulatory framework for cryptocurrency, demonstrating the forward-looking role of Hong Kong, China in balancing financial innovation and risk control. As a regulator, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has a clear positioning for stablecoins - they are payment tools rather than investment products, and this definition helps the public to rationally understand their functional boundaries. The ordinance is based on international standards, sets a high threshold licensing system, emphasizes" substantive application scenarios "and" business sustainability ", which can not only screen compliant and capable issuers, but also avoid market overheating and risk. I think it is particularly worthy of recognition. Yes, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority uses a" sandbox "approach Communicating regulatory expectations with the industry in advance and clearly stating that sandbox participation will not be linked to licenses reflects the rigor and transparency of the approval process. I believe that the future challenge is the effective connection between regulation and practical application scenarios. At present, the settlement of traditional financial systems and stablecoins is still in an adaptation period. In the future, further breakthroughs are needed in the convenience, operability, and prevention of financial risks related to the use of stablecoins, in order to expand the influence of compliant stablecoins in Hong Kong. In addition, I also suggest that Hong Kong can learn from the cross-border coordination experience of the European Union's MiCA, while continuously monitoring market changes and adjusting guidelines in a timely manner. Overall, this move lays the foundation for Hong Kong to consolidate its position as a fintech hub, but a balance needs to be maintained between promotion and risk warning to ensure the steady development of the industry