According to Foresight News, the Dfinity Foundation is launching a new API that allows internet computers to read and write smart contracts on any Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). The internet computer smart contracts have already collaborated with Bitcoin and Ethereum on projects such as Bioniq, Bitfinity, and Omnity. This new development is expected to enhance the interoperability of blockchain technologies, allowing for more seamless integration and interaction between different platforms and systems. The Dfinity Foundation's initiative is a significant step towards achieving this goal, as it enables internet computers to interact directly with any EVM, thereby expanding their functionality and potential applications. The collaboration of internet computer smart contracts with Bitcoin and Ethereum on projects like Bioniq, Bitfinity, and Omnity further demonstrates the potential of this technology and its ability to foster innovation in the blockchain space.

According to Odaily, Nayib Bukele, the Bitcoin-supporting President of El Salvador, has proposed the establishment of a private investment bank within the country. If approved, Bitcoin investors would have access to financial services with fewer restrictions compared to traditional banks.

In an article dated June 14, Milena Mayorga, the Salvadoran ambassador to the United States, wrote, 'As part of El Salvador's economic plan, we propose the establishment of a private investment bank (BPI) that can provide diversified financing options in dollars and Bitcoin for potential investors.'

On the same day, Max Keiser, Bukele's senior Bitcoin advisor, added, 'President Bukele has initiated new legislation to establish a Bitcoin bank in his new term.' He pointed out that Cathie Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, predicted that El Salvador's actual GDP could 'increase tenfold in the next five years.' If the aforementioned policy is implemented, it would be 'more likely' to achieve this goal.