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1. Audit Office: Some financial regulatory officials use virtual currency to hide the source of funds.
2. Bitcoin Rune trading volume has fallen by more than 88% this month.
3. Hong Kong will not be subject to capital gains tax on virtual assets.
4. Data: Bitcoin weekend trading volume fell to 16% of total trading volume.
5. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has included Tokencan, Hong Kong Weibi Crypto Assets and HKD.com Corporation on the warning list.
6. Data: 78% of ETH is held by long-term holders, and Bitcoin miners sold more than 30,000 BTC in June.
7. The US Internal Revenue Service has finalized new rules for cryptocurrency taxation, and crypto platforms must report transactions starting in 2026.
8. Source: The SEC has returned the S-1 form to the Ethereum ETF issuer and asked it to resubmit it before July 8.
9. HKbitEX Lianchuang: Hong Kong's license for crypto assets can provide trading of cryptocurrencies and security tokens (STOs) at the same time.
10. A US judge allowed the SEC to continue most of its lawsuits against Binance, including unregistered and fraud charges.
11. The stablecoin rules in the EU crypto bill MiCA will take effect on June 30.
12. Data: 78% of ETH is held by long-term holders, and Bitcoin miners sold more than 30,000 BTC in June.
