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Bitcoin is regaining bullish momentum after reclaiming a key technical level that has historically marked the beginning of short-term price rallies. According to a June 25 analysis by CryptoQuant contributor İbrahim COŞAR, the cryptocurrency has moved back above its 50-day exponential moving average (EMA)—a widely followed indicator used to assess market trend reversals.
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, has deepened its foray into mainstream sports by acquiring a minority stake in Juventus Football Club. This move marks a significant step in Tether’s broader strategy to merge digital asset technology with established industries, particularly in the realm of professional sports.
Blockchain-based prediction market platform Polymarket is reportedly finalizing a $200 million funding round, a move that would push its valuation to the coveted $1 billion “unicorn” status, according to sources cited by Reuters and Bloomberg.
- 21:27Nearly 820,000 ETH Bridged to Linea MainnetAccording to Jinse Finance, Dune data shows that 819,718 ETH have been bridged into the Linea mainnet, with a total of 1,268,287 transactions and 583,060 interacting addresses.
- 20:56The total market capitalization of AI agent tokens falls below $6.6 billion, with a 24-hour decline of 2.4%According to CoinGecko data reported by Jinse Finance, the total market capitalization of tokens in the AI agent sector has dropped to $6.545 billion, with a 24-hour decline of 2.4%. Among them: AI16Z saw a 24-hour decrease of 2.3%, with a current market cap of $1.974 billion; VIRTUAL fell by 2.1% in 24 hours, with a current market cap of $1.135 billion; TRAC dropped 4.5% in 24 hours, with a current market cap of $205 million.
- 20:34CCTV News: The Credibility of the US Dollar and International Responsibility Will Affect Global Acceptance, Mere Changes in Form Are Not Enough to Consolidate the Influence of the Dollar and StablecoinsForesight News reports that Trump has officially signed the GENIUS Act at the White House, marking the first time the United States has established a regulatory framework for stablecoins. Experts point out that the U.S. is actively promoting stablecoins in an effort to leverage the existing advantages of the dollar and maintain its dominance in the global currency and payment systems. Some believe this move could help ease pressure on U.S. Treasury bonds. However, some Democratic lawmakers question whether the act provides sufficient consumer and financial stability protections, and have noted connections between the Trump family and cryptocurrencies. Some Republican lawmakers also argue that the act conflicts with Trump’s previous executive order banning central bank digital currencies.