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Foresight News reported that a certain exchange tweeted it will continue to serve European users as usual after July 1 this year.

Cryptopunk pioneer Adam Back stated that the market's negative perspective on Strategy and its preferred stock STRC lacks basis, as what Strategy is essentially doing is selling Bitcoin to pay dividends, without altering its Bitcoin reserve strategy. In fact, it is 'demonstrating that returns can be paid to investors through Bitcoin while reducing debt levels.' Adam Back further pointed out that Strategy is showcasing a new financial model to the market, where Bitcoin could potentially become an alternative asset to cash for corporate asset management and capital operations. The FUD surrounding MSTR and STRC is exaggerated, and Strategy will not 'go to zero.' Its long-term value lies in the continued holding of Bitcoin and promoting the market's understanding of Bitcoin's monetary properties.

According to Bloomingbit, Ji Man-soo, a senior researcher at the Korea Institute of Finance, stated that policymakers should prioritize reviewing specific use cases and feasibility before deciding on an issuer for a Korean won stablecoin. Ji Man-soo noted that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has granted stablecoin issuance licenses to HSBC Hong Kong and AnchorPoint Financial, covering scenarios such as cross-border payments, domestic payments, tokenized asset trading, and supply chain finance, and is advancing these in coordination with digital finance strategies like CBDCs and tokenized deposits. Ji Man-soo suggested that discussions around a Korean won stablecoin should begin by addressing issues in the domestic financial and payment systems, while simultaneously designing specific applications for payments, asset tokenization, and trade finance.