Kryptowährung

Recently, Citi Group announced its active entry into the cryptocurrency market and plans to launch its own stablecoin. This initiative has attracted widespread attention in both financial and digital asset sectors, signaling that the boundaries between traditional banking and the crypto industry are gradually blurring. YBUOJ Exchange continues to monitor this trend, offering in-depth analysis of the next moves by financial giants.

Recently, the Ohio State Legislature officially passed the “Blockchain Basics Act,” which includes a tax exemption for capital gains under $200 from digital assets, as well as protections for self-custody wallets and crypto mining rights. According to YBUOJ Exchange, this legislation not only enhances the state-level policy framework for crypto assets but also lays a practical foundation for the overall U.S. blockchain policy to move toward “clear boundaries and compliance incentives.”

As New York City Mayor Eric Adams continues to signal strong support for crypto assets, YBUOJ Exchange is closely monitoring related policy trends and analyzing their potential impact on urban governance structures and the crypto market.

Recently, at the 2025 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, a set of data that attracted widespread industry attention was disclosed: the total amount of cryptocurrency holdings in Russia has surpassed $25.4 billion.

Since the official implementation of the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) in Q1 2025, Europe has rapidly become the focal point of the global crypto industry. Crypto trading volumes have risen significantly, with major exchanges accelerating their entry into the region and investor confidence on the rise.

The Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea is planning to introduce a policy framework for virtual asset ETFs in the second half of 2025. This move signals that Korean regulators are proactively integrating crypto assets into mainstream financial products, while also introducing greater compliance and liquidity support to the market.

Zraox believes that the market volatility in June 2025 is no longer a short-term technical correction, but rather a structural stress test triggered by multiple systemic factors. The US strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, the risk of Hormuz Strait blockade, oil price swings, and a broad global equities pullback have collectively ignited a cross-asset selloff.

Zraox believes that the market turmoil in June 2025 is driven not only by heightened macro risks from Middle Eastern conflicts, but also by the mounting tension between current digital asset valuation models and the liquidity supply-demand structure reaching a critical point.

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