Metaplanet buys another $170 million of bitcoin expanding treasury to 43,000 BTC

The drone attack on a Russian refinery has led to a gasoline supply crisis, affecting Central Asian countries that rely on imported fuel from Russia. Kyrgyzstan has requested assistance from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan to stabilize domestic oil supply. Uzbekistan's gasoline prices have risen sharply, and Kazakhstan has tightened border controls to curb illegal fuel exports. As of the end of June, about 90% of Russia's regions were in a state of fuel rationing or facing supply disruptions.

On July 2nd, US Senator Warren demanded that Federal Reserve Governor Waller halt reforms to the operation of the Fed's 12 regional branches. Warren stated that Waller's proposed reform plan for the Federal Reserve Bank is inconsistent with federal law and undermines the independence of the Federal Reserve. Warren claimed that the plan was aimed at pleasing President Trump and demanded that Waller immediately stop advancing the plan and provide information to Congress.

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According to sources, the next round of US Iran negotiations will be held on July 18th.

[Russian State Duma Committee Recommends Passing Bill Criminalizing Cryptocurrency Violations, with a Maximum Sentence of 7 Years in Prison] According to TASS, the Russian State Duma's State Building and Legislation Committee has recommended the first reading of a government-submitted bill that proposes criminal liability for violations of digital currency circulation laws, with a maximum sentence of 7 years in prison. The draft stipulates that illegal organization of cryptocurrency circulation causing significant losses or generating substantial income may result in fines, compulsory labor, or up to 4 years in prison. If carried out by an organized group or causing particularly significant losses, the sentence could be up to 7 years in prison and may include fines. The draft defines losses or income exceeding 3.5 million rubles as significant and those exceeding 13.5 million rubles as particularly significant. A complementary administrative penalty draft has also been recommended for a first reading, with fines for violations reaching up to 1 million rubles.