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ABTC, a Bitcoin mining company backed by the Trump family, increased its holdings by 500 BTC.
Odaily Odaily reports that American Bitcoin (ABTC), a Bitcoin mining company backed by the Trump family, has increased its holdings by 500 BTC, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 8,000. (BTCtreasuries)
Trump responds to whether Bitcoin will be included in his Trump account in the future: It's possible.
According to ChainCatcher, when asked about the possibility of Bitcoin being included in Trump Accounts in the future, Trump responded, "Something could happen."
New A-share trading rules will officially take effect on July 6, involving several core adjustments including the expansion of after-hours fixed-price trading.
PANews reported on July 5th that, according to Sina Finance, the revised A-share trading rules simultaneously issued by the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing stock exchanges will officially take effect on July 6th, 2026, covering several optimizations to the trading mechanism. The core adjustments made by the three exchanges according to the revised trading rules are as follows: 1. Shanghai Stock Exchange's key revisions: First, the scope of securities applicable to after-hours fixed-price trading has been expanded from STAR Market stocks to all A-shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs); second, the trading method for funds at the closing stage has been changed from continuous bidding to closing call auction, with the closing price generated through the call auction; third, the price fluctuation limit for main board risk-alert stocks has been adjusted from 5% to 10%. In addition, adaptive revisions have been made based on rule changes and business needs, including optimizing disciplinary provisions and improving the wording of some rules.
Bloomberg: Trump's strategic Bitcoin reserve plan faces legal and jurisdictional obstacles.
According to Odaily, the strategic Bitcoin reserve program promoted by US President Trump is facing legal and jurisdictional issues, with the core controversy being whether the US Treasury Department has the legal right to manage the reserve. Early in his presidency, Trump proposed establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, primarily funded by the U.S. government's criminal or civil seizures of existing Bitcoin holdings, and a separate digital asset inventory. Related executive orders also required the Treasury and Commerce Departments to develop a "budget-neutral" Bitcoin acquisition strategy, meaning it should not increase taxpayer costs. However, sources say the debate surrounding the reserve has now shifted to whether it should be placed under the Commerce Department, rather than the Treasury Department. Another point of contention is whether the U.S. government can hold BTC "indefinitely," given its price volatility. White House spokeswoman Liz Huston said the Trump administration is still evaluating the optimal structure for its strategic Bitcoin reserve and U.S. digital asset inventory to deliver on its vision of making the U.S. a global hub for cryptocurrency and cutting-edge technology. (The Block)
Crypto mining company American Bitcoin increases its holdings by 500 BTC.
According to Foresight News , citing Bitcoin Magazine, American Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency mining company backed by the Trump family, has increased its holdings by 500 BTC, bringing its total holdings to over 8,000 BTC.
Poll: US-Iran conflict seen as "more harm than good," Trump's approval rating drops to 36%.
According to a recent Focaldata Odaily, a majority of American voters believe the Trump administration's military action in Iran is "not worth the cost." The survey, conducted from June 26 to 30, covered 1,795 registered voters and has a margin of error of ±2.7%. Data shows that 58% of respondents believe the current costs of the war are not worthwhile. Meanwhile, 44% of voters believe the conflict puts the US at a weaker position in its relationship with Iran, while only 31% believe it gives the US an advantage. Polls show widespread skepticism among voters regarding the so-called "memorandum of understanding" reached between Washington and Tehran. Approximately 66% of respondents believe the agreement will offer little improvement to peace and stability in the Middle East, and may even exacerbate instability or increase the risk of conflict; only about 20% believe it will contribute to achieving peace. Polls show that only 36% of voters approve of Trump's performance, a 2-percentage-point drop from the previous month. Among them, support among independent voters fell to 21%, a more significant decline of 8 percentage points. This trend is putting pressure on Republicans ahead of the upcoming November 2026 midterm elections. In the survey, 44% of respondents said they would support the Democratic candidate in the congressional elections, 6 percentage points higher than the 38% who supported the Republicans; a month ago, the Democrats had a 4-point lead.