📰 Latest Highlights
1. Strategy company (co-founder Michael Saylor) prepares to buy Bitcoin
Michael Saylor, one of the founders of Strategy, signals plans to buy more Bitcoin in relation to the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. Currently, Strategy holds 582,000 BTC, making it the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
2. Vietnam officially legalizes crypto assets
Vietnam has just passed the "Law on Digital Technology Industry" on June 14, 2025. Starting January 1, 2026, crypto and virtual assets will be legally recognized, supported by tax incentives, R&D, and the development of digital infrastructure, AI, and semiconductors.
3. Steam allows Web3 games on their store
The Steam platform has started to allow Web3-based games to be launched on their storefront. This is an experimental step, opening opportunities for wider blockchain gaming adoption.
4. New CEO at Polygon Foundation
Sandeep Nailwal, one of the co-founders of Polygon, has been appointed as the new CEO of the Polygon Foundation. This is part of the restructuring and re-strategizing efforts of the blockchain organization.
5. Tradeweb partners with blockchain for digital assets
Tradeweb is strengthening the integration of blockchain into its digital asset strategy, including collaboration with Goldman Sachs and participation in the Canton Network — a public permissioned blockchain for regulated assets.
6. Major banks adopting Solana through R3 partnerships
Several major banks (HSBC, Bank of America, Euroclear, etc.) are collaborating with Solana through the R3 platform for the tokenization of assets such as stocks and bonds. This demonstrates progress in the adoption of public Blockchain technology in the financial sector.
Overall, the current blockchain landscape shows three main trends:
1. Corporate adoption (Strategy, Tradeweb, Polygon).
2. Cross-sector collaboration (banks – Solana – R3).
3. Legalization and regulation (Vietnam).
#SaylorBTCPurchase $BTC $SOL $POL
