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According to Odaily, UAE private bank Goldman Lampe Private Bank has announced that it purchased approximately 120 million euros worth of Bitcoin (BTC) during the recent crypto market correction, further expanding its digital asset holdings. The bank had previously launched a cryptocurrency fixed-term deposit product. Board Chairman Abdullah Hamad Al Shamsi stated that this market correction provides an opportunity for institutions to strengthen their digital asset allocation and that Bitcoin will continue to demonstrate its resilience as a store of value and strategic asset. (Globenewswire)

BlockBeats News, June 30th - Crypto KOL Ansem responded to the recent trend of "Creator Coins," acknowledging the controversy it has sparked. He admitted that he was previously cautious about celebrities issuing coins because he wrongly assumed that they would share the same moral standards as him and would not rug-pull for millions of dollars. He stated, "This assumption was wrong, but I will not make the same mistake again," emphasizing that he is not a celebrity and has no rug-pull plans. Ansem expressed his belief in a way of issuing coins that benefits everyone: attracting new users to the crypto industry, allowing people to participate through speculative assets, providing liquidity for "old rugs" at the bottom of a bear market, and then redirecting the attention gained to truly meaningful projects and teams in the industry. He cited Dogecoin and BONK as examples— the former started from 0 and now has a market capitalization of $110 billion, marking a significant user acquisition event in the crypto industry; the latter revitalized the Solana ecosystem at the market's lowest point during the FTX meltdown and airdropped tokens to core developers and teams. Ansem also revealed that he entered the industry in 2017, quit his software engineering job in 2021 to fully devote himself to the crypto field, co-founded the trading application Bullpen.fi, and runs a podcast. He stressed that this was the first project he led and controlled the majority of the token's supply, as several "degen coins" he had previously supported experienced "rug-pulls" due to anonymous teams hoarding coins in advance and using his influence to hype up the projects.

ENS founder Nick Johnson used his ENS holdings to cast opposing votes and veto the proposal to extend the Security Council's term. He also suggested on the forum that the operational authority and treasury control of the DAO should be transferred back to the ENS Foundation.