WuBlockchain Weekly：战略恢复 BTC 购买、Hayes 出售山寨币和特朗普加密项目净值 2.3B 美元等1。策略恢复BTC增持，买入1,550 BTC；持仓量增至845,300 linkStrategy宣布以约1.01亿美元购买1,550 BTC，使其总持仓量达到845,256 BTC。该公司上周出售了 32 BTC，为优先股股息提供资金。与此同时，Strategy将美元储备从9亿美元提高到10亿美元。Strategy创始人Michael Saylor在BTC布拉格大会上就Strategy比特币销售讨论发表讲话时表示，他从未声称该公司会克制出售比特币。他一直建议投资者不要匆忙抛售比特币。 Saylor 补充说，该公司在过去五年的财报电话会议和公开披露中明确表示，将在必要时出售比特币。2。 Tom Lee：代理人工智能可能依赖区块链结算； BitMine不一定持有超过5%的ETH链接BitMine董事长Tom Lee在DACFP金融顾问会议上表示，当前的金融体系建立在分层技术架构之上，充斥着欺诈交易。
等等，而比特币和以太坊网络上从未记录过任何欺诈活动。他将区块链投资比作拥有数字房地产，并指出Agentic AI可能会依靠区块链进行高速结算和行为约束，以防止失控的风险。 Lee还表示，BitMine不打算持有超过5%的以太坊流通供应量，该公司预计将在6月底被纳入罗素1000指数。BitMine宣布在过去一周增持了126,971 ETH。目前其 ETH 总持有量为 5,543,872 枚，约占以太坊总供应量的 4.59%。公司的加密资产、现金和战略投资总价值达96亿美元，其中约2.47亿美元
WuBlockchain Weekly: Strategy Resumes BTC Buys, Hayes Sells Altcoin and Trump Crypto Project Nets $2.3B, etc
1. Strategy Resumes BTC Accumulation, Buys 1,550 BTC; Holdings Rise to 845,300 link
Strategy announced the purchase of 1,550 BTC for approximately 101 million US dollars, bringing its total holdings to 845,256 BTC. The company sold 32 BTC last week to fund preferred stock dividends. Meanwhile, Strategy raised its US dollar reserves from 900 million US dollars to 1 billion US dollars.
Speaking at BTC Prague regarding discussions over Strategy’s Bitcoin sales, Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, stated he never claimed the company would refrain from selling Bitcoin. He has always advised investors not to hastily offload their Bitcoin. Saylor added that the company has made it clear in earnings calls and public disclosures over the past five years that it will sell Bitcoin when necessary.
2. Tom Lee: Agentic AI May Rely on Blockchain Settlement; BitMine Not Necessarily Holding Over 5% ETH link
Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine, stated at the DACFP Financial Advisor Conference that the current financial system is built on layered technical architectures and rife with fraudulent transactions, while no fraudulent activities have ever been recorded on the Bitcoin and Ethereum networks. He compared blockchain investment to owning digital real estate, and noted that Agentic AI may rely on blockchain for high-speed settlement and behavioral constraints to prevent out-of-control risks. Lee also said BitMine does not intend to hold more than 5% of Ethereum’s circulating supply, and the company is expected to be included in the Russell 1000 Index by the end of June.
BitMine announced it added 126,971 ETH over the past week. Its total ETH holdings now stand at 5,543,872, accounting for approximately 4.59% of Ethereum’s total supply. The combined value of the company’s crypto assets, cash and strategic investments reaches 9.6 billion US dollars, including 247 million US dollars in cash. A total of 4,718,700 ETH has been staked.
3. CME Launches Nasdaq CME Crypto Index Futures, Covering BTC, ETH & SOL link
CME Group announced the official launch of Nasdaq CME Crypto Index Futures, which are cash-settled against the Nasdaq CME Crypto Settlement Price Index to track the overall performance of the largest and most actively traded cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. As of June 9, 2026, the index constituents include BTC, BCH, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, LINK and XLM.
4. 30-Day MA for US Spot Crypto ETF Plunges 78% link
The 30-day average daily trading volume of US spot ETFs has dropped from $4.4 billion in October 2025 to $960 million currently, a decline of 78%. Coupled with a 49% volume fall at DAT, the two major traditional finance channels for Bitcoin have sent the same signal that speculative demand for Bitcoin in traditional markets has faded.
5. Tim Draper: Bitcoin Safer Than Bank Deposits; Banking System Faces Quantum Risks Earlier link
Billionaire investor Tim Draper said in an interview with Benzinga that his Bitcoin holdings are safer than fiat deposits in banks, as quantum computers could crack banking systems faster than blockchains. He argued that should Bitcoin face quantum attacks, the community could roll back to secure blocks via a fork. Draper also stated that Bitcoin is currently at the low point of its four-year cycle, and reaffirmed his long-term view that Bitcoin may eventually surpass the US dollar in importance. However, Jameson Lopp, Chief Security Officer at Casa, previously noted that Bitcoin may take around a decade to complete quantum-resistant upgrades, while the banking system could adapt to quantum threats much faster than the Bitcoin network.
6. Arthur Hayes: AI Bubble Burst May Drag Crypto; Sells HYPE, NEAR, WLD, ZEC link
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, wrote that AI has absorbed a large amount of newly injected US dollar liquidity, which is a key reason why Bitcoin failed to rally further amid liquidity expansion. He believes that if rising oil prices, selling pressure from large AI IPOs and US political factors combine to burst the AI stock bubble, the crypto market will also suffer in the short term. Bitcoin may drop first and then rebound ahead of a new round of liquidity injection. Hayes revealed that Maelstrom sold HYPE, NEAR, WLD and ZEC last week while retaining BTC and ETH, and may conduct tactical short selling via derivatives.
7. Over 200 Crypto Firms Urge US Senate to Advance Clarity Act link
More than 200 crypto firms and industry groups including Coinbase, Ripple, Kraken, Circle, a16z and Binance US have jointly sent a letter to the leadership of the U.S. Senate, urging a full Senate vote on the Clarity Act. The bill aims to establish a federal regulatory framework for the digital asset market, clarify regulatory responsibilities and set out compliance registration pathways, and has previously been passed by the Senate Banking Committee.
Dozens of crypto industry executives such as Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, a16z crypto partner Chris Dixon, Aave founder Stani Kulechov, BitGo CEO Mike Belshe and Block CEO Jack Dorsey have co-signed a letter to bipartisan leaders of the U.S. Senate, calling for retaining provisions of the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA) in the CLARITY Act. The joint letter states that these provisions will deliver legal certainty for Bitcoin, DeFi and smart contract developers, clarify that non-custodial software developers and service providers shall not be deemed financial intermediaries, and foster domestic crypto innovation in the United States.
8. Trump Family Crypto Project Nets $2.3B; Investors Lose Equally link
Reuters reported that since Trump’s return to the White House, his family has gained at least $2.3 billion from crypto projects including World Liberty Financial, TRUMP Meme Coin, American Bitcoin, and AI Financial (formerly ALT5 Sigma), while related investors have suffered combined losses of around $2.3 billion. The Trump family profited mainly through brand licensing and token sales with limited personal capital invested, whereas retail investors incurred heavy losses due to sharp drops in token and related stock prices. The White House responded that all actions of the Trump administration serve the interests of the American people and denied any conflicts of interest.
9. Chinese Female Billionaire Scammed Out of RMB 60M by Fake “Middle Eastern Royalty” link
The CEO of a computing technology company in southwest China, surnamed Lv, was defrauded of more than 9.4 million US dollars, equivalent to about 60 million yuan, in the United States. Its mining pool reportedly accounted for approximately 9% of Bitcoin’s total global computing power at its peak. Reports said Lv was trapped by two brothers named Zubair who claimed to be Middle Eastern royals. The elder brother claimed to be a son-in-law of Middle Eastern royalty and said he had access to family funds, international business connections and resources of local US governments. The younger brother presented himself as a hedge fund manager by imitating characters from the American TV series *Billions*. The two also enlisted Michael Smedley, chief of staff to the Mayor of East Cleveland, to vouch for them and lured Lv into signing a contract for the development of a cryptocurrency mining farm.
10. EU Proposes 21st Russia Sanctions: Ban Transactions With 11 Crypto Platforms link
The European Commission formally presented its 21st package of sanctions against Russia on June 9. Focusing on key sectors including energy, financial services and crypto networks, the proposal seeks to ban transactions with 11 crypto platforms based in Belarus, Georgia, Nigeria, Panama, the United Arab Emirates, the Marshall Islands and other regions for aiding Russia in evading Western restrictions. Beyond the crypto sector, the proposal broadens curbs on traditional finance, planning to freeze assets of nearly 90 major banks and impose a full transaction ban on 35 banks inside and outside Russia. The sanctions will only take effect once unanimously approved by all EU member states.
According to Criptovaluta it, apart from the ban on transactions with the 11 crypto platforms, the European Commission plans to introduce for the first time the possibility of imposing blanket bans on crypto asset services in third countries to deter nations hosting platforms that help Russia bypass sanctions. Siobhan McGarry, spokesperson for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs and Financial Services at the European Commission, declined to elaborate on the measure, stating that relevant provisions may be adjusted during the review process. She added that the European Commission aims to get the sanctions package approved by July 15.
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- Decentralized futures exchange MNX completes $6.4 million financing, to focus on the AI economy market. link
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