The U.S. reported that the daily choice of encrypted news - Hyperliquid - responded to the Singapore MAS listing of investors: not bans or enforcement actions

1. Hyperliquid ' s response to Singapore ' s MAS listing of investors: not prohibitions or enforcement actions

Hyperliquid was reported by the Singapore Financial Authority (MAS) to have been placed on the Investor Alert List (IAL) and this did not constitute a ban, enforcement action or determination of non-compliance, but merely served as a reminder to the public not to mistakenly believe that the entity in question had been licensed or supervised by MAS. Hyperliquid states that it has never claimed to have been authorized by MAS as a chain infrastructure without a licence, that users have always kept their assets in trust, that there has been no change in network operations, and that it will continue to work with global regulators and institutions to support improvements in the chain financial regulatory framework. At present, the Hyperliquid team is largely located in Singapore, and this move by the Singapore Government may lead the team to find a new workplace. In the past, coins Ann and Bybit were included in Singapore's warning list。

2. FT: Binance does not have a MiCA license and will cease to serve EU clients from next week

Binance has informed EU clients that it will no longer be provided with services as of next week, due to the lack of a MiCA license. Since 1 July, encryption companies operating in the EU are required to hold MiCA plates or face possible penalties. Binance ' s application for a European Union-wide licence in Greece was rejected last week and plans are under way to transfer to France; Polish, Italian, Spanish and French clients have received withdrawals this week. Binance indicates that some users may have been affected by 1 July, but the user is not required to withdraw funds by 1 July and the user ' s assets remain secure。

3. Bitmine will be included today in the Russell 1000 index

Bitmine extrapolates that BMNR will be included in the Russell 1000 index on June 26. As at 22 June, companies held 5.673 million ETH, $601 million in cash and marketable securities, $350 million in priority shares of BMNP, with annual pledge proceeds of $233 million. The Russell 1000 index was created by the FTSE Russell to track large stock indices of about 1,000 companies with the largest market value in the United States. According to LokonchainMonitoringBitmine re-commit 16,480 ETH, valued at approximately $248.7 million. To date, the Bitmine common pledge of 4.88 million ETHs, valued at approximately $7.56 billion, represents 86 per cent of its total holdings。

4. Bitgo reduced staff by nearly 15 per cent, with a shift in focus towards stabilization currency and AI infrastructure

Bitgo CEO Mike Belshe stated that the company would be cut by nearly 15 per cent. He argued that, as ecological and financial services were being built, Bitgo needed to focus more on core areas such as security, trade, currency stabilization, settlements and AI-driven infrastructure. The affected staff members were notified directly by management and HR; Belshe indicated that the reduction was a one-time exercise and that no further reductions were currently expected。

5. ZachXBT: AcendEX Suspected delayed processing of user withdrawals due to liquidity problems

According to ZachXBT, there were multiple user withdrawals delayed by days to weeks or reports of withdrawals not processed by the Centralized Exchange AscendEX (formerly Bitmax). ZachXBT states that it looked at the known hot wallets of AscendEX on Arkham/TRM and found that the relevant reserves appeared to lack large market value tokens such as ETH, USDT, SOL, indicating that they might be facing liquidity problems. AscendEX was founded by George (Jing) Cao and Ariel Ling in 2018 and was reported to have been attacked by Lazarus Group in December 2021, with a loss of $78 million。