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1. TD Cowen: The political environment is deteriorating, and the likelihood of passing the US crypto market structure bill this year is decreasing;
2. Trump supports CFTC having exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets;
3. FTX announces the next round of repayment schedule, with distribution starting on July 31;
4. The "2026 World Cup Champion" prediction event has launched on the HIP-4 testnet;
5. Bitmine purchased 111,942 ETH in the past week, with total assets and holdings reaching $1.23 billion;
6. Resolv announces recovery plan for the USR security incident; RLP will be exchanged at 55% of the reference price;
7. Pump.fun APP launches multi-chain trading feature, supporting Ethereum, Base, BNB, etc.;
8. Base chain MCP is now officially live;
9. Strategy: Partial debt buyback completed, no additional Bitcoin purchased last week;
10. Strive increased holdings by 1,109 BTC, with total holdings reaching 16,500 BTC;
11. Polymarket and Kalshi face ban by the Spanish government;
12. Sharplink: Will be included in the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indexes on June 29.
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