● Dozens of countries sign joint statement agreeing to implement crypto tax rules

According to BlockBeats, on June 14, dozens of countries including the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom signed a joint statement agreeing to a set of crypto tax rules developed by the OECD, namely the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). The joint statement stated that the signatories will accelerate the conversion of CARF into domestic laws and initiate exchange agreements in a timely manner so that exchanges can begin in 2027. The report pointed out that the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) is expected to go online in 2027 for information sharing as part of these countries' efforts to combat tax evasion using digital assets.

● Federal Reserve issues cease and desist order against Evolve Bank

According to Golden Finance, Evolve Bank and Trust reached a cease and desist agreement with the Federal Reserve, which found that the bank had unsafe and unsound operations in some fintech collaborations and lacked adequate anti-money laundering controls. Evolve has come under scrutiny due to the failure of intermediary Synapse Financial Technologies, which resulted in the freezing of accounts of many fintech users. The problem was complicated by disagreements between Synapse and Evolve's accounts and the accounts of some fintech companies on the amount of the accounts.

Evolve plays an important role in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, including providing financial services to BlockFi and FTX customers. The cease and desist order requires Evolve to submit a more detailed compliance plan and updated due diligence procedures to ensure that it has sufficient customer information.

● U.S. SEC Chairman says Ethereum ETF issuer registration is progressing smoothly

According to ChainCatcher, U.S. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said at a hearing of the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday that individual spot Ethereum ETF issuers are still going through the registration process and are progressing smoothly. He also pointed out that the final approval of the registration statements of a few issuers depends on the quality of information disclosed to investors.

● Bloomberg ETF analyst predicts: Ethereum spot ETF may be launched ahead of schedule on July 2

According to PANews, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas tweeted that the launch date of the Ethereum spot ETF may be brought forward to July 2. He revealed that the staff sent a brief comment on the S-1 to the issuer today and asked for a reply within a week. They are likely to announce the effectiveness next week and resolve the matter before the holiday.

● On June 14, Fidelity FBTC, Grayscale GBTC and ARK’s ARKB all experienced net outflows

According to BlockBeats, on June 15, data from Farside Investors showed that Fidelity's FBTC had a net outflow of US$80.1 million yesterday, Grayscale's GBTC had a net outflow of US$52.3 million, and ARK's ARKB had a net outflow of US$49 million.

● QCP Capital: BTC miners are experiencing setbacks after halving, suppressing prices

According to Wu, QCP Capital pointed out in a post that despite the strong performance of the US stock market, BTC still has difficulty recovering after the FOMC meeting. This is because BTC miners are experiencing a setback period after the halving, which directly suppresses the price. On the other hand, ETH will not have an immediate major change, and Gensler expects the approval of the spot ETH ETF to occur in late summer. QCP Capital believes that now is an ideal time to make accumulation transactions in advance, especially for ETH.

● He Yi: Beware of fake account counterfeiting scams, the only endorsed token is BNB

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Binance co-founder He Yi posted on social media that he noticed someone had created a fake account and some users had been deceived. He Yi said: "Someone reported to me that someone clicked on a malicious link, resulting in the theft of 60 ETH. BNB is the only token I endorse. Please be wary of such fake accounts. If users find any such fake accounts, please report them to X (original Twitter) to help prevent others from being deceived."