ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, the blockchain jewelry brand Bitring has announced a global expansion plan, with all new stores located in LVMH Group malls. The brand stated that this location strategy is an important part of its innovation in the application of blockchain technology.It is reported that Bitring is a DePIN + AI project based on the BNB Chain, with 70% of its tokens allocated for community mining and 30% for a user insurance fund subsidy pool. The team and investors do not own any tokens. During the mining period, Bitring users will enjoy reinsurance subsidy compensation within the scope of global health insurance. The platform aims to incentivize holders through fair launches and support a decentralized community economy. The Bitring team hopes to enter the Web3 insurance field through the ring as an entry point in the future.

ChainCatcher news, Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated in response to a netizen's question that his change of stance is primarily due to the Trump administration expanding the fiscal deficit from $2 trillion during the Biden era to $2.5 trillion. Musk claimed this move "will lead to national bankruptcy."Previous news, Musk announced the establishment of the "American Party," which will break the existing political landscape.

ChainCatcher news, according to MarketScreener, Fragbite Group announced the completion of a 5 million Swedish Krona (approximately 480,000 USD) interest-free loan financing for the newly established Bitcoin fund management department. The loan can be converted into company shares at a conversion price of 10 Swedish Krona per share, to be completed no later than November 30, 2028.The company's CEO stated that this financing will provide initial liquidity for the Bitcoin fund management business, aiming to optimize the capital structure through Bitcoin. This business will invest the group's surplus funds in Bitcoin and will introduce a new "Bitcoin/Stock" key metric in the quarterly reports.

ChainCatcher news, according to Financefeeds, the Turkish Capital Markets Board (CMB) has taken legal action to block 46 cryptocurrency-related websites, including the major decentralized exchange PancakeSwap, on the grounds that these platforms provide "unauthorized cryptocurrency services" to Turkish residents.Since March of this year, the CMB has been fully regulating cryptocurrency service providers operating in Turkey, establishing a new licensing and compliance framework. In February of this year, Turkey implemented new regulations requiring users to provide identification for cryptocurrency transactions exceeding 15,000 Turkish Lira (approximately $425). Although buying and holding cryptocurrencies remains legal in Turkey, the country banned the use of digital assets for payments in 2021.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Japanese clothing company Mac House has partnered with local crypto mining company Zero Field to enter the Bitcoin mining sector. According to the agreement, Mac House will add mining operations to its existing "buy-and-hold" strategy to balance risks and enhance returns. In the future, both parties will negotiate specific operational plans and consider expanding into areas such as NFTs.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10 data reports, some EU governments and car companies are reportedly hoping to exchange increased investment in the U.S. for tariff reductions.

ChainCatcher news, according to Tass, the Russian state-owned enterprise Rostec plans to launch a ruble-pegged token named RUBx and a payment platform called RT-Pay. The platform will serve as a secure tool for companies and individuals to conduct currency transactions. Rostec noted that the platform fully complies with Russian laws, including the requirements of the central bank, as well as measures to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.

ChainCatcher news, Swedish digital asset investment company Hilbert Group (NASDAQ: HILB B) announced the launch of a comprehensive cryptocurrency fund strategy with Bitcoin as the primary reserve asset, which has been unanimously approved by the board of directors. This strategy will be overseen by the finance committee led by Chief Information Officer Russell Thompson, aiming to meet the growing demand for crypto assets from institutional investors.Hilbert stated that it is evaluating multiple financing proposals from institutional partners to enhance capital allocation and market access capabilities. Hilbert's CEO mentioned that the plan combines traditional equity investments with digital assets, which is expected to create significant value for shareholders.

ChainCatcher news, Binance announced on July 4 that it has appointed Gillian Lynch as the head of its European and UK operations. Lynch has over 20 years of experience in the fintech and digital assets sectors, having previously worked at Gemini, the Bank of Ireland, and Leveris.She will be responsible for Binance's strategic expansion and regulatory cooperation in key European markets. This appointment indicates Binance's commitment to promoting high standards of compliance, enhancing user protection, and supporting the long-term sustainable development of the European crypto market.

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Decrypt, Japan's first pure digital bank, Minna Bank, announced a collaboration with Fireblocks, Solana Japan, and Japanese tech company TIS to jointly research the application of stablecoins and digital wallets in everyday financial services.The project will assess the technical feasibility of issuing stablecoins on the Solana blockchain and explore practical application scenarios such as cross-border payments and physical asset transactions. This move comes as the global stablecoin market surpasses $250 billion, with countries accelerating the formulation of relevant regulations.It is noteworthy that USDC has become the first globally approved dollar stablecoin for use in Japan, with SBI Exchange providing trading services for a limited number of users.

ChainCatcher news, according to local media reports cited by Cyptoslate, two major Russian insurance companies, Renaissance Life and BCS Life Insurance, have launched investment-linked life insurance policies (ILIP) tied to Bitcoin.These innovative policies allow investors to invest in the BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which is the largest Bitcoin ETF by assets under management. These ILIPs are designed for high-net-worth individuals who wish to profit from Bitcoin price fluctuations without directly holding Bitcoin.

ChainCatcher news, according to AXIOS, Ondo Finance and Pantera Capital have launched "Ondo Catalyst," planning to invest $250 million in the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA).Ondo Catalyst aims to promote the issuance of assets on-chain through equity investments and project tokens.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi Data, Nvidia (NVDA.O) has a market value exceeding $3.92 trillion, poised to become the most valuable company in history.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, the US-listed company DeFi Development Corp has announced an additional purchase of 17,760 SOL, worth approximately 2.72 million dollars.As of July 3, 2025, it holds 640,585 SOL and equivalent assets, with a total value of 98.1 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Nasdaq-listed company Nano Labs has acquired approximately 50 million dollars worth of BNB through over-the-counter trading, increasing its mainstream digital asset reserves to about 160 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to CGTN America, Europe's largest asset management company AMUNDI stated that U.S. stablecoin policies could undermine the global payment system.

ChainCatcher news, according to Money Today, South Korean payment company Danal has submitted 20 trademark applications related to the Korean won stablecoin. This move is part of a broader plan by the company to seize opportunities in the anticipated domestic stablecoin market. To address potential regulatory dynamics in the future, Danal has submitted trademark applications for names including Pitch, PCIK, KRWD, KRWS, and PSC.