1. Arthur Hayes: The Federal Reserve's Continued Money Printing Will Drive Bitcoin to $250,000

According to Forbes, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and head of the Maelstrom fund, stated that U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's promised support for the bond market will encourage the Federal Reserve to keep printing money, with Bitcoin's price expected to reach $250,000. Arthur Hayes expressed to podcast host Anthony Pompliano that Bitcoin will perform very well in the coming years, that the market will not experience a large-scale credit crisis like in 2008, but the Federal Reserve will continue to print money, and Bitcoin's price will ultimately reach $250,000.   -Original

2. The Crypto Industry Commits $200 million to Support Candidates in the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections

The cryptocurrency industry has committed $200 million to support candidates who back Bitcoin in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, with 32 candidates already receiving formal endorsements.   -Original

3. Interpol's Operation Jackal IV Arrests 58 People, Targeting Crypto Fraud

According to IT Home, Interpol launched Operation Jackal IV from November 2025 to June 2026, involving 22 countries worldwide, focusing on financial crimes such as cryptocurrency and investment fraud, resulting in the arrest of 58 people and the identification of 263 individuals involved. Argentine police seized a Crime-as-a-Service network providing website domain names and money laundering services during the operation, arresting 17 individuals and confirming the identities of 196 others involved.   -Original

4. Fidelity Executive Jurrien Timmer: The Bitcoin Bear Market is Over

Fidelity Executive Jurrien Timmer stated that the Bitcoin bear market is over and believes that the time for a rebound has been sufficient to hit the bottom.   -Original

5. Head of the Bank for International Settlements Claims Stablecoins are Unreliable for Large-Scale Payments

The head of the Bank for International Settlements asserted that stablecoins are unreliable for large-scale payments and supports tokenized bank deposits.   -Original

6. BitGo Acquires NYDIG Institutional Trading Business for $42.5 Million

According to Decrypt, BitGo has acquired the NYDIG institutional trading business for $42.5 million, a deal that includes $7 million in cash and $35.5 million in BitGo stock, along with a $15 million performance bonus. The business will integrate 30 NYDIG employees and institutional client relationships into BitGo, providing derivatives, structured products, financing, and capital market solutions. NYDIG will focus on power generation, Bitcoin mining, and high-performance computing data center operations. BitGo recently completed its IPO on the NYSE, valued at around $2 billion, and launched the USDS token.   -Original

7. Afghan Taliban Bans Crypto Transactions, Monthly Inflows Drop Below $80,000

According to Bitcoin News on the X platform, the Afghan Taliban government has imposed a nationwide ban on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency transactions, threatening to prosecute traders and related businesses. Over 20 crypto stores in Herat have closed, and at least 13 traders have been arrested. Monthly inflows of cryptocurrency into Afghanistan have dropped from a peak of over $150 million to less than $80,000. Taliban officials claim digital assets are fraudulent and believe that cryptocurrency speculation is analogous to gambling under Islamic law. Bitcoin can still be traded via the internet, private keys, and counterparties.   -Original

8. Monthly Transfer Volume of Tokenized Stocks Soars 416%, Reaching $295 Billion

According to Cointelegraph data, the monthly transfer volume of tokenized stocks surged 416% over the past 30 days, reaching $295 billion.   -Original

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