June 18th Overview of Important Developments in the Cryptocurrency Circle:

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs reduced their holdings by a total of 3,169 bitcoins on June 17

Coinbase Pre-Launch will launch EIGEN-PERP

Fed Harker: Based on current forecasts, a rate cut in 2024 is appropriate

Data: 40.27% of the first 10,000 addresses that received the ZK airdrop chose to hold all of them

Marathon CEO Fred Thiel predicts that Bitcoin transaction fees will exceed block subsidies

Cumberland DRW obtains virtual currency license BitLicense from the New York Department of Financial Services

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case regarding Nvidia's cryptocurrency mining revenue.

Linea: Surge Volt 2 has been launched

LayerZero may open the airdrop qualification query page today

Decentralized liquidity protocol Synthetix launched on Arbitrum

Tanzania plans to amend the Income Tax Act to tax cryptocurrency transactions

Paradigm launches Alloy v0.1, a code library for interacting with Ethereum

The total market value of cryptocurrencies has fallen to $2.441 trillion, a daily decline of 4.5%

Signal President slams the EU's "upload moderation" monitoring strategy for undermining encrypted communications

Informed sources: Lens Protocol seeks to raise $50 million at a valuation of $500 million

LayerZero plans to use the community pool to launch a role-level incentive plan, with the highest level receiving 100,000 ZROs

Zimbabwe regulators formulate a framework for virtual asset transactions

In the past 24 hours, $11.39 million of CRV was transferred from Binance

Ixia Capital launches $20 million gaming venture capital fund

Liquidity re-pledge protocol Renzo completes $17 million financing

28.8% of the first 10,000 ZK airdrop recipients did not sell any ZK

Fed Williams: Interest rates are expected to gradually decline as inflation slows

South Korea's Financial Services Commission's proposal to establish a new virtual asset department has been approved by the country's State Council

FTX bankruptcy victims seek court ruling that $8 billion in assets belong to customers, not bankruptcy property