Kepler Chevreux raises target price for ASME stocks to 1830 euros

According to Cointelegraph, the Polish cryptocurrency exchange Kanga has been granted a MiCA Class 3 license by the Latvian Central Bank, allowing it to provide cryptocurrency custody, trading, and transfer services throughout the European Union. The license was issued on June 18th. Kanga will launch the pre licensing process in Latvia in November 2025, and Dominik Tomczyk, CEO of SIA AlphaRoute, stated that the company will utilize the transition period stipulated by MiCA to advance its layout.

On June 25th at 16:30, the onshore Chinese yuan closed at 6.7995 against the US dollar, up 57 points from the previous trading day.

[CryptoQuant Analyst: Suggests Strategy Halt Bitcoin Purchases and Accumulate Cash] According to Decrypt, CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno has suggested that Strategy stop purchasing Bitcoin and accumulate cash to alleviate pressure on preferred stock STRC. STRC fell to $79.85 on Wednesday, with the dividend coverage ratio dropping to a 14-month low. Strategy needs to rebuild cash reserves to cover 24 months of dividends and establish a Bitcoin trading framework. Currently, Strategy holds 847,363 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $50 billion, with annual dividend obligations rising to $1.2 billion.

The SlowMist security team has issued an alert stating that a variant of the Shai Hulu/Miasa/Hades npm malware is affecting the npm ecosystem and is related to the damaged npm developer account czirker. The attack utilized a pre configured binding.gyp file to execute malicious code during the npm install process. Currently, 23 affected packages have been confirmed, including 3140 weekly downloads of Leo logger, and 408 affected GitHub repositories containing stolen credentials have been detected.

Bitcoin falls to $62000, market questions effectiveness of option's biggest pain point theory According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin weakened before the expiration of the $10 billion option, with a price below the maximum pain point price of $72000, raising doubts in the market about the validity of this theory. Bitcoin fell from $67000 to below $60000, deviating from the theoretical expectation of its biggest pain point. Wintermute over-the-counter trader Jasper De Maere stated that there has been no significant price anchoring in the market recently. Deribit stated that the June quarter option expiration is a significant liquidity event this year, with a large number of contracts expiring or rolling over into subsequent cycles.