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Crypto Weekly Report (6.15-6.22): Geopolitical Risk Escalation Affects Crypto Market Trends This week, the crypto asset market has experienced complex environmental changes. Continued inflow of institutional funds, rising caution in the derivatives market, and a sudden escalation of geopolitical risks have intertwined to affect market trends. Bitcoin fluctuated in the range of 102,000 to 109,000 USD. Over the weekend, there was a brief panic sell-off influenced by the escalating situation in the Middle East, followed by some recovery. The internal structure of the crypto market remains stable, serving as an important factor supporting prices. However, the intensification of geopolitical conflicts has led short-term traders to price Bitcoin downwards. The future trend of Bitcoin will largely depend on the developments in the Middle East situation. If the conflict gradually eases, Bitcoin is likely to return to around $105,000. Policies, macrofinance, and economic data this week

The crypto market has recently shown signs of recovery, rebounding due to easing inflation in the United States. On the technical side, the ETH merge is receiving significant attention, with short-term narratives outperforming Bitcoin. Meanwhile, meme coins like DOGE and SHIB are active, indicating a potential new market trend. Future developments to look forward to include emerging narratives like Layer 2 and privacy DeFi.

Stablecoin Market Landscape: A Comprehensive Analysis of 12 Public Chain Ecosystems In 2025, stablecoins have become one of the most prominent areas in the cryptocurrency market. As of May 22, the total market capitalization of stablecoins has exceeded $245 billion, showing a rapid growth trend. Behind this is the fierce competition among major public blockchains. Stablecoins are not only an important indicator of asset liquidity but also a key factor in measuring the recognition of the public blockchain market. This article will conduct an in-depth analysis of the stablecoin data of the top 12 public blockchains, outlining a panoramic view of the development of public blockchain stablecoins. Ethereum: The growth of USDC helps maintain its leading position The market capitalization of Ethereum's stablecoins has reached 122.5 billion USD, accounting for 50% of the total issuance of all stablecoins. USDT remains the highest proportion stablecoin on Ethereum, accounting for about 50%. However, from the perspective of USDT, its issuance on Ethereum is showing a downward trend at the beginning of 2025. Data shows that in 2024, U

Sei: A new generation of blockchain infrastructure that emphasizes both performance and compliance. Against the backdrop of the continued enthusiasm in the digital asset market, some forward-looking traditional financial participants have turned their attention to more promising areas: high-performance, high-compliance, and cross-chain interoperable Blockchain infrastructure. They are no longer pursuing short-term speculation but are focused on building the underlying technology that can support the future financial system. In this trend, Sei is gradually becoming a notable choice. What sets Sei apart is that it retains the native technological advantages of cryptocurrency while actively embracing regulatory frameworks. This development strategy focuses on addressing the two most challenging issues in the practical application of blockchain: performance bottlenecks and compliance requirements. This "slow and steady" development philosophy may be exactly what the industry needs to transition from speculation to practicality. Performance Breakthrough: Millisecond Confirmation Time When most blockchain projects are still striving to improve each

The French technology company announced a 10 billion euro Bitcoin acquisition plan. A French publicly listed technology company recently announced an ambitious plan to raise over 10 billion euros for the acquisition of Bitcoin. The company, named The Blockchain Group, currently holds Bitcoin worth 160 million dollars, but its future goals go far beyond this. On June 11, The Blockchain Group held a shareholder meeting and officially approved the Bitcoin treasury plan. The meeting approved the increase of the company's financing capability to over 10 billion euros to accelerate the implementation of the "Bitcoin treasury company" strategy. The company's goal is to increase the number of Bitcoins per share on a fully diluted basis. This decision is a continuation of the company's strategic transformation. At the end of 2023, The Blockchain Group underwent restructuring, divesting some of its operations and focusing on two companies.