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On June 20, Reuters reported that Conio, an Italian crypto fintech company supported by Poste Italiane and Banca Generali, has obtained a crypto asset service provider (CASP) license under the EU MiCAR framework in Italy. The authorization was granted after review by the Italian Consob and the central bank, allowing Conio to offer services such as digital asset custody, transfers, and distribution. The report stated that the MiCAR transition period will end on June 30, 2026, after which companies without a license will be unable to provide crypto services in Italy and the EU.

[Italian Crypto Fintech Company Conio Obtains MiCAR Crypto Asset Service Provider License]On June 20, Reuters reported that Conio, an Italian crypto fintech company supported by Poste Italiane and Banca Generali, has obtained a crypto asset service provider (CASP) license under the EU MiCAR framework in Italy. The authorization was granted after review by the Italian Consob and the central bank, allowing Conio to offer services such as digital asset custody, transfers, and distribution. The report stated that the MiCAR transition period will end on June 30, 2026, after which companies without a license will be unable to provide crypto services in Italy and the EU.

Italian Crypto Fintech Company Conio Obtains MiCAR Crypto Asset Service Provider License

On June 20, Reuters reported that Conio, an Italian crypto fintech company supported by Poste Italiane and Banca Generali, has obtained a crypto asset service provider (CASP) license under the EU MiCAR framework in Italy. The authorization was granted after review by Italy's Consob and the central bank, allowing Conio to offer services such as digital asset custody, transfers, and allocations. The report states that the MiCAR transition period will end on June 30, 2026, after which companies without a license will be unable to provide crypto services in Italy and the EU.

[Italian Crypto Fintech Company Conio Obtains MiCAR License]On June 20, Reuters reported that Conio, an Italian crypto fintech company supported by Poste Italiane and Banca Generali, has obtained a crypto asset service provider (CASP) license under the EU MiCAR framework in Italy. The authorization was granted after review by Italy's Consob and the central bank, allowing Conio to offer services such as digital asset custody, transfers, and allocations. The report states that the MiCAR transition period will end on June 30, 2026, after which companies without a license will be unable to provide crypto services in Italy and the EU.

Italian Crypto Fintech Company Conio Obtains MiCAR License

According to Beating Monitoring, U.S. President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Axios that he no longer views the artificial intelligence company Anthropic as a national security threat. Just a week prior, he had identified Anthropic as a potential threat. This change in attitude stemmed from a conversation during a G7 summit luncheon with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who was seated at the far end of the table. The two had previously disagreed over the severity of security vulnerabilities related to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Following a breakdown in negotiations, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued an export control order on June 12, intercepting the export of Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 models and requiring foreign technicians to obtain approval for access. This led to an awkward situation for Amodei at the G7 luncheon, where he was seated far away from Trump. After the crisis erupted, negotiations shifted towards jointly establishing technical standards. The White House, Department of Commerce, National Cyber Director, and senior officials from Anthropic engaged in multiple rounds of communication and sent security experts to Washington to develop a technical benchmark framework for assessing the severity of large model vulnerabilities and the boundaries of government intervention. Trump noted that Amodei quickly complied with rectification requests. This change in stance directly cleared policy obstacles for Anthropic's advancement towards an IPO and expansion. As of June 2026, Anthropic's annual recurring revenue is projected to reach $47 billion, with a valuation of $965 billion, and it has submitted an IPO application. If continuously labeled as a security threat, Anthropic's path to an IPO would face significant policy uncertainty. On the regulatory front, Trump reiterated that he does not wish to restrict the domestic AI industry through closures or takeovers, emphasizing that the primary goal is to maintain a competitive edge over China. However, the option of imposing mandatory regulations through emergency executive powers has not been ruled out. Trump stated that it is currently uncertain whether the Defense Production Act needs to be activated, but he would exercise that power if necessary.

[Trump No Longer Sees Anthropic as a Threat After G7 Talks]According to Beating Monitoring, U.S. President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Axios that he no longer views the artificial intelligence company Anthropic as a national security threat. Just a week prior, he had identified Anthropic as a potential threat. This change in attitude stemmed from a conversation during a G7 summit luncheon with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who was seated at the far end of the table. The two had previously disagreed over the severity of security vulnerabilities related to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Following a breakdown in negotiations, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued an export control order on June 12, intercepting the export of Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 models and requiring foreign technicians to obtain approval for access. This led to an awkward situation for Amodei at the G7 luncheon, where he was seated far away from Trump. After the crisis erupted, negotiations shifted towards jointly establishing technical standards. The White House, Department of Commerce, National Cyber Director, and senior officials from Anthropic engaged in multiple rounds of communication and sent security experts to Washington to develop a technical benchmark framework for assessing the severity of large model vulnerabilities and the boundaries of government intervention. Trump noted that Amodei quickly complied with rectification requests. This change in stance directly cleared policy obstacles for Anthropic's advancement towards an IPO and expansion. As of June 2026, Anthropic's annual recurring revenue is projected to reach $47 billion, with a valuation of $965 billion, and it has submitted an IPO application. If continuously labeled as a security threat, Anthropic's path to an IPO would face significant policy uncertainty. On the regulatory front, Trump reiterated that he does not wish to restrict the domestic AI industry through closures or takeovers, emphasizing that the primary goal is to maintain a competitive edge over China. However, the option of imposing mandatory regulations through emergency executive powers has not been ruled out. Trump stated that it is currently uncertain whether the Defense Production Act needs to be activated, but he would exercise that power if necessary.

Trump No Longer Sees Anthropic as a Threat After G7 Talks

According to Beating monitoring, U.S. President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Axios that he no longer views the artificial intelligence company Anthropic as a national security threat. Just a week prior, he had identified Anthropic as a potential threat. This change in attitude stemmed from a conversation during the G7 summit luncheon with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who was seated at the far end of the table. The two had previously disagreed over the severity of security vulnerabilities related to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Following a breakdown in negotiations, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued an export control order on June 12, intercepting the export of the Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 models and requiring foreign technical personnel access to be approved. This led to an awkward situation for Amodei at the G7 luncheon. After the crisis erupted, negotiations shifted towards jointly establishing technical standards. The White House, the Department of Commerce, the National Cyber Director, and senior officials from Anthropic engaged in multiple rounds of communication and sent security experts to Washington to develop a technical benchmark framework for assessing the severity of large model vulnerabilities and the boundaries of government intervention. Trump noted that Amodei quickly complied with the rectification requirements. This shift in attitude directly cleared the policy obstacles for Anthropic's advancement towards an IPO and expansion. By June 2026, Anthropic's annual recurring revenue is projected to reach $47 billion, with a valuation of $965 billion, and it has already submitted an application for an IPO. If it continued to be classified as a security threat, Anthropic's path to going public would face significant policy uncertainty. On the regulatory front, Trump reiterated that he does not wish to restrict the domestic AI industry through closures or takeovers, with the primary goal being to maintain a competitive edge against China. However, the option of using emergency executive powers for mandatory regulation has not been ruled out. Trump stated that it is currently uncertain whether it will be necessary to invoke the Defense Production Act, but he would exercise that power if needed.

[Trump No Longer Sees Anthropic as a Threat After G7 Talks]According to Beating monitoring, U.S. President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Axios that he no longer views the artificial intelligence company Anthropic as a national security threat. Just a week prior, he had identified Anthropic as a potential threat. This change in attitude stemmed from a conversation during the G7 summit luncheon with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who was seated at the far end of the table. The two had previously disagreed over the severity of security vulnerabilities related to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Following a breakdown in negotiations, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued an export control order on June 12, intercepting the export of the Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 models and requiring foreign technical personnel access to be approved. This led to an awkward situation for Amodei at the G7 luncheon. After the crisis erupted, negotiations shifted towards jointly establishing technical standards. The White House, the Department of Commerce, the National Cyber Director, and senior officials from Anthropic engaged in multiple rounds of communication and sent security experts to Washington to develop a technical benchmark framework for assessing the severity of large model vulnerabilities and the boundaries of government intervention. Trump noted that Amodei quickly complied with the rectification requirements. This shift in attitude directly cleared the policy obstacles for Anthropic's advancement towards an IPO and expansion. By June 2026, Anthropic's annual recurring revenue is projected to reach $47 billion, with a valuation of $965 billion, and it has already submitted an application for an IPO. If it continued to be classified as a security threat, Anthropic's path to going public would face significant policy uncertainty. On the regulatory front, Trump reiterated that he does not wish to restrict the domestic AI industry through closures or takeovers, with the primary goal being to maintain a competitive edge against China. However, the option of using emergency executive powers for mandatory regulation has not been ruled out. Trump stated that it is currently uncertain whether it will be necessary to invoke the Defense Production Act, but he would exercise that power if needed.

On June 20, Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated that Aave V4 can be used to restructure the on-chain securities financing market. He noted that securities financing is one of the largest markets on Wall Street, yet it receives relatively little attention. The securities collateralized loan business is already in the trillions of dollars, with the U.S. repo market having an average daily exposure of approximately $12.6 trillion, secured financing reaching $1.3 trillion, and wealth management securities collateralized loans exceeding $400 billion. The securities lending market has around $4.6 trillion in assets available for lending, generating a record $15 billion in revenue by 2025. Aave V4 employs a 'liquidity hub + modular market' structure, allowing for shared liquidity at the base level while establishing segmented markets with different risk parameters, asset ranges, and rules at the upper level. Aave V4 supports three core securities financing scenarios: securities collateralized loans, repo transactions, and securities lending. Tokenized securities can be used as collateral to borrow GHO or stablecoins; repo transactions can borrow stablecoins against tokenized securities as collateral with atomic settlement; in securities lending, the tokenized securities themselves can become borrowable assets, with lending income flowing directly to asset holders. Stani indicated that Aave V4 could utilize a single shared liquidity hub or split into multiple hubs based on asset class and risk. The former offers deeper liquidity, while the latter provides stronger risk isolation. He believes that the realistic path may start with unified liquidity and, as the types of collateral expand, gradually evolve into a multi-hub structure categorized by class and risk.

[Aave Founder: Aave V4 Can Restructure On-Chain Securities Financing Market with Target Market Size in Trillions]On June 20, Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated that Aave V4 can be used to restructure the on-chain securities financing market. He noted that securities financing is one of the largest markets on Wall Street, yet it receives relatively little attention. The securities collateralized loan business is already in the trillions of dollars, with the U.S. repo market having an average daily exposure of approximately $12.6 trillion, secured financing reaching $1.3 trillion, and wealth management securities collateralized loans exceeding $400 billion. The securities lending market has around $4.6 trillion in assets available for lending, generating a record $15 billion in revenue by 2025. Aave V4 employs a 'liquidity hub + modular market' structure, allowing for shared liquidity at the base level while establishing segmented markets with different risk parameters, asset ranges, and rules at the upper level. Aave V4 supports three core securities financing scenarios: securities collateralized loans, repo transactions, and securities lending. Tokenized securities can be used as collateral to borrow GHO or stablecoins; repo transactions can borrow stablecoins against tokenized securities as collateral with atomic settlement; in securities lending, the tokenized securities themselves can become borrowable assets, with lending income flowing directly to asset holders. Stani indicated that Aave V4 could utilize a single shared liquidity hub or split into multiple hubs based on asset class and risk. The former offers deeper liquidity, while the latter provides stronger risk isolation. He believes that the realistic path may start with unified liquidity and, as the types of collateral expand, gradually evolve into a multi-hub structure categorized by class and risk.

Aave Founder: Aave V4 Can Restructure On-Chain Securities Financing Market with Target Market Size in Trillions

On June 20, Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated that Aave V4 can be used to reconstruct the on-chain securities financing market. He noted that securities financing is one of the largest markets on Wall Street that receives little attention from the outside, with securities collateralized loans already being a multi-trillion dollar business. The daily exposure in the U.S. repurchase market is approximately $12.6 trillion, with secured financing reaching $1.3 trillion, wealth management securities collateralized loans exceeding $400 billion, and about $4.6 trillion in assets in the securities lending market. This market is expected to generate a record $15 billion in revenue by 2025.

Aave V4 utilizes a 'liquidity hub + modular market' structure, allowing for shared liquidity at the base level while establishing segmented markets with different risk parameters, asset ranges, and rules at the upper level. Aave V4 can support three core securities financing scenarios: securities collateralized loans, repurchase transactions, and securities lending. Tokenized securities can be used as collateral to borrow GHO or stablecoins; repurchase transactions can utilize tokenized securities as collateral to borrow stablecoins and achieve atomic settlement; in securities lending, the tokenized securities themselves can become borrowable assets, with lending income flowing directly to asset holders.

Stani indicated that Aave V4 could adopt a single shared liquidity hub or split into multiple hubs by asset class and risk. The former offers deeper liquidity, while the latter provides stronger risk isolation. He believes that the realistic path may start with unified liquidity and, as the types of collateral expand, gradually evolve into a multi-hub structure categorized by asset class and risk.

[Aave Founder: Aave V4 Can Reshape On-Chain Securities Financing Market, Targeting Trillions in Market Size]On June 20, Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated that Aave V4 can be used to reconstruct the on-chain securities financing market. He noted that securities financing is one of the largest markets on Wall Street that receives little attention from the outside, with securities collateralized loans already being a multi-trillion dollar business. The daily exposure in the U.S. repurchase market is approximately $12.6 trillion, with secured financing reaching $1.3 trillion, wealth management securities collateralized loans exceeding $400 billion, and about $4.6 trillion in assets in the securities lending market. This market is expected to generate a record $15 billion in revenue by 2025.

Aave V4 utilizes a 'liquidity hub + modular market' structure, allowing for shared liquidity at the base level while establishing segmented markets with different risk parameters, asset ranges, and rules at the upper level. Aave V4 can support three core securities financing scenarios: securities collateralized loans, repurchase transactions, and securities lending. Tokenized securities can be used as collateral to borrow GHO or stablecoins; repurchase transactions can utilize tokenized securities as collateral to borrow stablecoins and achieve atomic settlement; in securities lending, the tokenized securities themselves can become borrowable assets, with lending income flowing directly to asset holders.

Stani indicated that Aave V4 could adopt a single shared liquidity hub or split into multiple hubs by asset class and risk. The former offers deeper liquidity, while the latter provides stronger risk isolation. He believes that the realistic path may start with unified liquidity and, as the types of collateral expand, gradually evolve into a multi-hub structure categorized by asset class and risk.

Aave Founder: Aave V4 Can Reshape On-Chain Securities Financing Market, Targeting Trillions in Market Size

According to monitoring by Beating, the U.S. government's export control order for Anthropic has not completely blocked access. Cybersecurity companies Dragos and Cisco Systems have confirmed that both companies still retain access to the Mythos preview version. The Mythos preview has demonstrated strong vulnerability detection capabilities during testing, identifying thousands of security vulnerabilities in mainstream operating systems and browsers. To prevent misuse, Anthropic restricted access to the Mythos preview to members of the Project Glasswing alliance in April. Project Glasswing consists of about 200 organizations, including banks and tech companies. As an alternative, Anthropic released the Fable 5 model to the public, which has had its cybersecurity task execution permissions removed. Following the issuance of export license review requirements, the U.S. government ordered Anthropic to block Fable 5 and Mythos 5 to prevent unauthorized foreign access. Anthropic subsequently shut down public access to Fable 5 and paused the distribution of Mythos 5 to Project Glasswing members. However, the U.S. government's directive did not mention the Mythos preview version. Anthropic stated in an official blog that "the remaining models" are unaffected, but did not directly address the Mythos preview.

[U.S. AI Export Controls Leave Gaps, Cisco and Others Still Access Anthropic's Top Security Model]According to monitoring by Beating, the U.S. government's export control order for Anthropic has not completely blocked access. Cybersecurity companies Dragos and Cisco Systems have confirmed that both companies still retain access to the Mythos preview version. The Mythos preview has demonstrated strong vulnerability detection capabilities during testing, identifying thousands of security vulnerabilities in mainstream operating systems and browsers. To prevent misuse, Anthropic restricted access to the Mythos preview to members of the Project Glasswing alliance in April. Project Glasswing consists of about 200 organizations, including banks and tech companies. As an alternative, Anthropic released the Fable 5 model to the public, which has had its cybersecurity task execution permissions removed. Following the issuance of export license review requirements, the U.S. government ordered Anthropic to block Fable 5 and Mythos 5 to prevent unauthorized foreign access. Anthropic subsequently shut down public access to Fable 5 and paused the distribution of Mythos 5 to Project Glasswing members. However, the U.S. government's directive did not mention the Mythos preview version. Anthropic stated in an official blog that "the remaining models" are unaffected, but did not directly address the Mythos preview.

U.S. AI Export Controls Leave Gaps, Cisco and Others Still Access Anthropic's Top Security Model

According to monitoring by Beating, the U.S. government's export control order against Anthropic has not completely blocked access. Cybersecurity companies Dragos and Cisco Systems have confirmed that both companies retain access to the Mythos preview version. The Mythos preview has demonstrated strong vulnerability detection capabilities in tests, identifying thousands of security vulnerabilities in mainstream operating systems and browsers. To prevent misuse, Anthropic restricted access to the Mythos preview to members of the Project Glasswing alliance in April. Project Glasswing consists of approximately 200 organizations, including banks and tech companies. As an alternative, Anthropic released the Fable 5 model to the public, which has had its cybersecurity task execution capabilities removed. Following the issuance of export license review requirements, the U.S. government ordered Anthropic to block access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 to prevent unauthorized foreign use. Anthropic subsequently shut down public access to Fable 5 and suspended the distribution of Mythos 5 to Project Glasswing members. However, the U.S. government's directive did not mention the Mythos preview version. Anthropic stated in an official blog that 'the remaining models' are unaffected but did not directly reference the Mythos preview.

[U.S. AI Export Controls Leave Loophole, Cisco and Others Still Access Anthropic's Strongest Security Model]According to monitoring by Beating, the U.S. government's export control order against Anthropic has not completely blocked access. Cybersecurity companies Dragos and Cisco Systems have confirmed that both companies retain access to the Mythos preview version. The Mythos preview has demonstrated strong vulnerability detection capabilities in tests, identifying thousands of security vulnerabilities in mainstream operating systems and browsers. To prevent misuse, Anthropic restricted access to the Mythos preview to members of the Project Glasswing alliance in April. Project Glasswing consists of approximately 200 organizations, including banks and tech companies. As an alternative, Anthropic released the Fable 5 model to the public, which has had its cybersecurity task execution capabilities removed. Following the issuance of export license review requirements, the U.S. government ordered Anthropic to block access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 to prevent unauthorized foreign use. Anthropic subsequently shut down public access to Fable 5 and suspended the distribution of Mythos 5 to Project Glasswing members. However, the U.S. government's directive did not mention the Mythos preview version. Anthropic stated in an official blog that 'the remaining models' are unaffected but did not directly reference the Mythos preview.

U.S. AI Export Controls Leave Loophole, Cisco and Others Still Access Anthropic's Strongest Security Model

On June 20, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer announced its latest Bitcoin holdings data on platform X. As of the week ending June 19, its Bitcoin mining output was 218.1 BTC, and it sold 218.1 BTC during the same period, resulting in a net addition of 0 BTC. Currently, it maintains zero Bitcoin holdings.

[Bitdeer Sells 218.1 BTC This Week, Maintains Zero Holdings]On June 20, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer announced its latest Bitcoin holdings data on platform X. As of the week ending June 19, its Bitcoin mining output was 218.1 BTC, and it sold 218.1 BTC during the same period, resulting in a net addition of 0 BTC. Currently, it maintains zero Bitcoin holdings.

Bitdeer Sells 218.1 BTC This Week, Maintains Zero Holdings

On June 19, Tang Jie, founder of Zhipu AI, stated on the X platform that after the official open-source release of GLM-5.2, it has achieved leading results in several international authoritative evaluations and competitive rankings. In the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index comprehensive assessment, GLM-5.2 scored 51 points, placing it on par with Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8. In the Code Arena front-end code generation adversarial test, it ranked second globally with an Elo rating of 1595, and in the DesignArena design and code integration scenario, it achieved a score of 1360, ranking first. Overall, Zhipu's GLM-5.2 continues to rank among the top globally in various real-world scenario evaluations such as front-end development, design generation, and software engineering, gradually narrowing the performance gap with leading models like OpenAI and Anthropic, while continuing to push the limits of model capabilities. Previously, in response to Musk's statement that Chinese large models may reach Anthropic's Fable level by the first quarter of next year, Tang Jie remarked that 'it will not take such a long time.'

[Founder of Zhipu AI, Tang Jie: GLM-5.2's Open Source Release Will Gradually Narrow Performance Gap with OpenAI and Anthropic]On June 19, Tang Jie, founder of Zhipu AI, stated on the X platform that after the official open-source release of GLM-5.2, it has achieved leading results in several international authoritative evaluations and competitive rankings. In the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index comprehensive assessment, GLM-5.2 scored 51 points, placing it on par with Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8. In the Code Arena front-end code generation adversarial test, it ranked second globally with an Elo rating of 1595, and in the DesignArena design and code integration scenario, it achieved a score of 1360, ranking first. Overall, Zhipu's GLM-5.2 continues to rank among the top globally in various real-world scenario evaluations such as front-end development, design generation, and software engineering, gradually narrowing the performance gap with leading models like OpenAI and Anthropic, while continuing to push the limits of model capabilities. Previously, in response to Musk's statement that Chinese large models may reach Anthropic's Fable level by the first quarter of next year, Tang Jie remarked that 'it will not take such a long time.'

Founder of Zhipu AI, Tang Jie: GLM-5.2's Open Source Release Will Gradually Narrow Performance Gap with OpenAI and Anthropic

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