● F1 McLaren Team launches free NFT series "Race Rewind" based on OKX's Ethereum second-layer network Layer X.
●$BNB Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has resumed its cooperation with Mastercard, allowing users to purchase cryptocurrencies through Mastercard, but Mastercard withdrawal services and Visa card services have not yet been resumed.
● $SAND The Sandbox raised $20 million in convertible debt financing, with a company valuation of $1 billion, and plans to launch a decentralized metaverse version for mobile devices in 2025.
●Franklin Templeton is considering launching a private fund for institutional investors that would invest in a variety of cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
● $ACH Web3 infrastructure company Alchemy has launched a new Rollup tool to help developers create custom Layer 2 chains, simplify the application of blockchain technology, and promote widespread application in the DeFi and Web3 fields.
●A JPMorgan research report pointed out that U.S. cryptocurrency regulation tends to oppose central bank digital currency, banks accepting cryptocurrencies and non-compliant stablecoins. The stablecoin bill may be passed before the presidential election, threatening Tether's status, and the possibility of the Federal Reserve issuing digital currency has decreased.
● Arweave acquired Odysee, aiming to build a decentralized mainstream social network to challenge traditional social media platforms such as Twitter.
● $ton Telegram CEO Du Rove announced the launch of the "Telegram Stars" feature, which allows users to buy and sell digital goods on the platform, and extract and promote applications on the Fragment platform through TON, while subsidizing advertising costs to reduce costs.
●The Federal Reserve plans to release the results of its annual bank stress test on June 26. The test will cover 32 large banks and simulate global economic recession and real estate market pressure to assess bank capital adequacy.
