Market trends:
- The performance of Bitcoin (BTC) is weak: Recently, Bitcoin’s rebound has lacked momentum, the price trend has failed to rebound significantly, and the overall market sentiment is biased toward caution.
- Altcoins generally fell: Except for a few individual currencies, most altcoins declined, and the market showed bearish characteristics.
- ETH ETF postponed: The highly anticipated Ethereum ETF approval has been postponed until after July 8. This news will have a certain impact on the short-term volatility of the crypto market.
- US stocks hit new highs: The US stock market continued to strengthen, hitting a record high, and the market began to reflect expectations that Trump might win the election, which further supported the high level of the US dollar index.

Cryptocurrency Market Analysis Summary:
1) Mainstream trend: Recently, Bitcoin (BTC) has failed to rebound effectively, resulting in a general decline in the market value of the entire crypto market. The issuance of Ethereum ETF has been postponed until after July 8. At the same time, the US stock market continues to climb and hit new highs, and the market's expectations of Trump's possible victory have kept the US dollar index at a high level.

2) Market focus:
- The ZRO token has experienced a rebound, although its market value has fallen below $3 billion after listing, and there is currently no release of ZRO or ZK.
- The prices of Bonk and Billy tokens on the SOL chain have risen sharply. Both projects are similar to Dogecoin and have high growth potential. In particular, Billy's market value has reached 100 million US dollars, showing a trend of becoming a new round of hot investment. Currently, the trading volume of centralized exchanges (CEX) has fallen back to the level at the end of last year, while the trading volume of decentralized exchanges (DEX) has remained stable, indicating that the main profit opportunities exist on the blockchain.

Recently, the surge in Tesla’s stock price has become the focus of the market. Its market value increased by nearly 280 billion yuan overnight, attracting the attention of many investors and technology enthusiasts.
This phenomenon is not only shocking, but also has triggered widespread discussion.
The reason is not just the result of natural market fluctuations, but the deeper factors are multifaceted.
Tesla's recently released financial report showed impressive performance.
Data shows that in the fourth quarter of 2022, Tesla's total revenue not only reached US$24.3 billion, a year-on-year increase of 37%, but its operating profit also increased to US$3.9 billion.
This is Tesla's 14th consecutive profitable quarter, setting a record for the highest quarterly revenue, highest operating income and highest net profit in the company's history.

In 2024, a striking phenomenon is the continued recession of the Japanese economy.
Although once hailed as an Asian "economic tiger," Japan now appears to be falling behind in its economic competition with South Korea.
This article will take a closer look at the reasons for this shift and explore how South Korea has adopted a different strategy to achieve economic growth.

We must admit that the Japanese government's mistakes in fiscal and economic policies are one of the important factors leading to the current situation.
The fiscal austerity policy in 1997, especially the increase in consumption tax, had a serious impact on Japan's economic recovery.

The Macau government recently announced that it will distribute 10,000 patacas to each of its more than 710,000 residents as part of the government's cash sharing plan, which will be implemented for the 15th consecutive year.
This move not only reflects the government's generous care for the people, but also demonstrates the uniqueness of Macau's fiscal policy and its emphasis on stable social and economic development.

This measure directly reflects the Macau government's continued investment in social welfare.
Since the cash sharing scheme was first implemented in 2008, Macau has undergone several adjustments to the amount, from the initial 5,000 yuan per permanent resident and 3,000 yuan per non-permanent resident, to the current 10,000 yuan and 6,000 yuan.