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According to Reuters, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to allow crypto companies to offer stock tokenization trading. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated that companies will be permitted to experiment with digital asset business models without being required to fully comply with existing disclosure and investor protection regulations. Castle Securities and SIFMA have expressed concerns, believing that these changes could divert liquidity and pose regulatory arbitrage risks. The U.S. SEC has not yet issued any public comments on this matter.

Golden Ten Data, June 20 – According to a report by the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Nader, Chairman of the Iran Gold and Jewelry Union, stated in an interview: “The global gold market was volatile last week, but contrary to expectations, when international gold prices rose, the domestic gold market price in Iran did not increase. We even saw a relative decline in domestic gold prices. This was influenced by multiple factors. Part of the reason was the decline in the domestic exchange rate, and another key factor was positive economic news, especially the agreements recently reached. These factors largely offset the impact of rising global gold prices on the domestic market. Currently, domestic gold prices are within a relatively stable range. Now we need to start observing global market trends, domestic exchange rate conditions, supply and demand dynamics, and developments in the political situation. All of these factors will influence the degree of volatility next week and may determine the direction of the market. In my view, natural fluctuations of 1% to 3% may occur, which is normal for the gold market, but under current circumstances, it is unlikely that there will be a significant price decrease or increase.”

```htmlJinse Finance reported that on June 20, ENS DAO launched a new Temp Check governance proposal, aiming to expand the functions of the ENS Foundation, extending its responsibilities to include operational management, grants programs, and long-term fund management. The proposal emphasizes that control of the ENS protocol and the right to remove directors will remain with ENS token holders. The proposal is currently in the community discussion phase.```