亚洲每周 TOP10 加密新闻：阿曼推出国家 BTC 矿池、日本央行加息、俄罗斯计划 USDC 白名单和 Top10 新闻1。日本央行加息25个基点，政策利率升至1.0% 日本央行宣布，其政策委员会于6月16日以7比1的投票结果决定加息25个基点，将无抵押隔夜拆借利率目标提升至约1.0%，新利率将于6月17日生效。央行警告称，原油价格上涨带动的成本转嫁可能会蔓延至消费者价格，从而造成核心通胀的上行风险可能会超过 2% 的目标。根据 TBS NEWS DIG 的报道，1.0% 的政策利率创下了大约 31 年来的新高，上次出现是在 1995.2 年。阿曼推出国家比特币矿池；所有获得许可的矿工都必须连接链接阿曼交通、通信和信息技术部与 Frontier Technologies 合作推出了该国的国家比特币矿池 Omanhash。根据当地监管规则，Omanhash 是阿曼唯一的官方矿池，所有获得许可的加密货币挖矿运营商都必须连接到它。该池预计将聚合约 10 EH/s 的 com
将电源置于初始阶段。自 2022 年以来，阿曼已在采矿和数据中心基础设施方面投资超过 7 亿美元。此次启动标志着将比特币采矿纳入统一监管框架的又一步3。俄罗斯提议将 USDC 添加到受监管的加密资产白名单链接俄罗斯政府计划将 Circle 发行的 USDC 添加到其受监管的加密货币交易白名单中。今年6月初，俄罗斯央行（CBR）披露了允许非合格散户投资者交易的加密资产清单，其中包括BTC、ETH和稳定币USDT，并明确表示届时不会新增资产。不过，俄罗斯财政部副部长Ivan Chebeskov在接受采访时透露，根据监管规定，
Asia’s weekly TOP10 crypto news: Oman Launches State BTC Mining Pool, BOJ Hikes Interest Rates, Russia Plans USDC Whitelist and Top10 News
1. Bank of Japan Hikes Rates by 25bps, Policy Rate Rises to 1.0% link
The Bank of Japan announced that its Policy Board voted 7–1 on June 16 to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, lifting the target for the uncollateralized overnight call rate to approximately 1.0%, with the new rate taking effect June 17. The central bank warned that cost pass-throughs driven by rising crude oil prices could spread to consumer prices, creating upside risks that core inflation may exceed its 2% target. Per TBS NEWS DIG, the 1.0% policy rate marks a roughly 31-year high last seen in 1995.
2. Oman Launches National Bitcoin Mining Pool; All Licensed Miners Mandated to Connect link
The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology of Oman has partnered with Frontier Technologies to launch Omanhash, the country’s national Bitcoin mining pool. Under local regulatory rules, Omanhash is the sole official mining pool in Oman, and all licensed crypto mining operators are mandated to connect to it. The pool is expected to aggregate around 10 EH/s of computing power in its initial phase. Oman has invested over $700 million in mining and data center infrastructure since 2022. This launch represents a further step to bring Bitcoin mining under a unified regulatory framework.
3. Russia Proposes Adding USDC to Regulated Crypto Asset Whitelist link
The Russian government plans to add USDC issued by Circle to its regulated whitelist of cryptocurrencies for trading. Earlier in early June this year, the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) disclosed a list of crypto assets permitted for trading by non-qualified retail investors, which included BTC, ETH and stablecoin USDT, while explicitly stating no additional assets would be added at that time.
However, Ivan Chebeskov, Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia, revealed in an interview that per regulatory rules, digital assets eligible for investment by non-qualified investors must maintain an average market capitalization exceeding 5 trillion rubles (approximately $70 billion) over two years. For this reason, authorities are selecting globally widely recognized cryptocurrencies, chiefly BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC.
4. PBC Research Bureau’s Wang Xin: Closely Monitor Stablecoins’ Impacts on Global Monetary System & Cross-Border Payments link
Wang Xin, Director General of the Research Bureau (Counselor’s Office) of the People’s Bank of China, delivered a speech at the 2026 Lujiazui Forum. He stated that moving forward, authorities need to further safeguard the security, neutrality and efficiency of the international payment system, boost connectivity between central bank payment systems and retail payment systems, and prudently and steadily explore the potential of new payment instruments.
Wang Xin noted that close attention should be paid to the impacts of stablecoins on the international monetary system and cross-border payments, with regulatory rules to be refined to facilitate international payment activities. He also pointed out that three key areas merit continuous observation: whether stablecoins will play a larger role in cross-border payments, the prospects for cross-border application of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and relevant regulation as well as international coordination and cooperation mechanisms.
5. MAS Adds Bybit to Investor Alert List link
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) posted on social media that Bybit Fintech Limited, operating under the brand Bybit, has been added to its Investor Alert List. MAS explained that the list features individuals and entities which, based on available information, may be or have been falsely perceived as licensed, authorised or regulated by MAS. The list is non-exhaustive and reflects information known to MAS at the time of publication.
Bybit stated it has noticed that Bybit Fintech Limited was placed on MAS’s Investor Alert List and is engaging with MAS to fully understand the grounds for the listing. The platform said it has maintained open, constructive dialogue with MAS all along and kept implementing measures to restrict access for Singapore-based users, including explicit restrictions within its terms of service and geoblocking for Singapore IP addresses. Bybit emphasised it does not currently offer services to users in Singapore and will continue cooperating with regulators worldwide, with further updates to be released in due course.
6. Cambodia’s Interior Minister Retains US Law Firms to Counter Alleged Ties to Scam Networks link
Sar Sokha, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior of Cambodia, has retained US law firms to seek the removal of his name from a US congressional bill targeting global scam operations. Public filings show that the relevant legal and lobbying services cost more than US$250,000, involving communications with the US Department of the Treasury, Congress and the media. Sar Sokha denies any links to scam networks. A spokesperson for Cambodia’s Ministry of Interior stated that retaining legal counsel aims to protect his personal reputation, that of the ministry and Cambodia. Earlier, the US congressional bill listed Sar Sokha and several other Cambodian officials as potential sanctions targets over alleged involvement in cyber fraud activities targeting Americans.
7. India ED Files Charges Over Fake Coinbase Phishing Sites, $20M Crypto Loss Involved link
India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) has formally filed charges against transnational crime kingpin Chirag Tomar and his accomplices for allegedly operating fake Coinbase websites to defraud victims of $20 million. The gang manipulated SEO and deployed replica websites to lure global investors, stole crypto assets by tricking users into disclosing their 2FA codes, and laundered illicit funds through P2P networks and shell companies. A total of 129 bank accounts and approximately $7.5 million worth of assets linked to the gang have been frozen in the case. Mastermind Tomar was previously sentenced to 60 months’ imprisonment by a US court.
8. Singapore to Launch OTC Gold Clearing System; Banks Accelerate Tokenized Physical Gold Layout link
Singapore will establish an over-the-counter gold clearing system and launch central bank gold custody services to bolster its status as Asia’s gold trading hub. Singapore Exchange (SGX) will roll out the OTC gold clearing system for physical gold stored in Singapore by the end of this year, with DBS, Deutsche Bank, ICBC Standard Bank, JPMorgan Chase, OCBC and UOB serving as clearing members. Reuters also noted that DBS announced last week it would offer tokenized physical gold to retail clients.
9. CZ Advises Asian Governments to Push Tokenized Equities & Domestic Stablecoins link
CZ, co-founder of Binance, stated that he has recently held meetings with state leaders and regulatory authorities of multiple Asian countries to advance cooperation related to cryptocurrencies. CZ argued that nations should promote the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) such as stocks to enable global investors to trade them, and issue domestic stablecoins to expand the adoption of local fiat currencies on blockchain networks.
10. North Korean Hackers Deliver Malware via GitHub Repositories & VS Code Exploits link
Proofpoint’s report states that North Korea-linked hackers are targeting developers with phishing lures themed around job recruitment and code reviews, hitting nearly 100 organizations across finance, crypto, education and technology sectors. Attackers send emails tricking victims into cloning malicious GitHub repositories and opening the projects in VS Code or Cursor to trigger cross-platform malicious code execution. Proofpoint has named this campaign UNK_DeadDrop, noting it leverages VS Code’s folderOpen auto-execution feature and installs malicious extensions masquerading as Google services to steal data including browser wallet extensions, desktop wallets and credentials.
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