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On June 21, the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that, with the mediation of Qatar and Pakistan, the United States and Iran have initiated negotiations in Switzerland. The Qatari Ministry stated, 'We hope these meetings can lead to a comprehensive and permanent agreement that addresses all issues covered in the memorandum of understanding.' (CCTV International News)

[US and Iran Begin Talks in Switzerland]On June 21, the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that, with the mediation of Qatar and Pakistan, the United States and Iran have initiated negotiations in Switzerland. The Qatari Ministry stated, 'We hope these meetings can lead to a comprehensive and permanent agreement that addresses all issues covered in the memorandum of understanding.' (CCTV International News)

US and Iran Begin Talks in Switzerland

On June 21, global monetary policy is reaching a turning point. Data shows that among the 52 central banks included in the statistics, the number of institutions that raised rates in May was equal to those that cut rates, with both at 26, marking the first time in about two years that this balance has occurred. Previously, the number of rate-cutting central banks had consistently exceeded that of rate-hiking ones. The last time this balance was observed was in early 2021, after which a three-year tightening policy cycle began, peaking in mid-2022 when there were 28 more rate-hiking central banks than rate-cutting ones. Last week, the European Central Bank announced a 25 basis point rate hike to 2.25%, marking its first increase since September 2023; this Tuesday, the Bank of Japan also raised rates by 25 basis points to 1.0%, the highest level since 1995. A new round of global tightening seems to be beginning.

[End of Global Rate Cut Cycle: Equal Number of Rate Hikes and Cuts in May for the First Time Since Early 2021]On June 21, global monetary policy is reaching a turning point. Data shows that among the 52 central banks included in the statistics, the number of institutions that raised rates in May was equal to those that cut rates, with both at 26, marking the first time in about two years that this balance has occurred. Previously, the number of rate-cutting central banks had consistently exceeded that of rate-hiking ones. The last time this balance was observed was in early 2021, after which a three-year tightening policy cycle began, peaking in mid-2022 when there were 28 more rate-hiking central banks than rate-cutting ones. Last week, the European Central Bank announced a 25 basis point rate hike to 2.25%, marking its first increase since September 2023; this Tuesday, the Bank of Japan also raised rates by 25 basis points to 1.0%, the highest level since 1995. A new round of global tightening seems to be beginning.

End of Global Rate Cut Cycle: Equal Number of Rate Hikes and Cuts in May for the First Time Since Early 2021

On June 21, the latest disclosed data revealed that in April, foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury securities increased by $3.9 billion, reaching $9.35 trillion, marking the second highest level in history. Japan, as the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, raised its holdings by $18.3 billion to $1.21 trillion, the highest since February. The United Kingdom, the second largest holder, increased its holdings by $10.6 billion to a record $937.5 billion. China, the third largest holder, reduced its holdings by $1.2 billion to $651.1 billion, the lowest since September 2008. Meanwhile, Canada, the seventh largest foreign holder, decreased its holdings by $42.3 billion to $397.1 billion, the lowest since January. The U.S. Treasury market is growing, but remains fragmented.

[Foreign Holdings of U.S. Treasury Securities Reach $9.35 Trillion, Second Highest on Record]On June 21, the latest disclosed data revealed that in April, foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury securities increased by $3.9 billion, reaching $9.35 trillion, marking the second highest level in history. Japan, as the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, raised its holdings by $18.3 billion to $1.21 trillion, the highest since February. The United Kingdom, the second largest holder, increased its holdings by $10.6 billion to a record $937.5 billion. China, the third largest holder, reduced its holdings by $1.2 billion to $651.1 billion, the lowest since September 2008. Meanwhile, Canada, the seventh largest foreign holder, decreased its holdings by $42.3 billion to $397.1 billion, the lowest since January. The U.S. Treasury market is growing, but remains fragmented.

Foreign Holdings of U.S. Treasury Securities Reach $9.35 Trillion, Second Highest on Record

On June 21, Al Jazeera reported that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi unveiled more details of the US-Iran agreement. The Iranian president stated that as part of a preliminary agreement to end the war with the United States, the $6 billion in frozen funds currently held by Qatar will be returned. All terms of the memorandum of understanding are favorable to Iran, and the results of these negotiations will gradually become evident. The Iranian president also remarked that Trump 'had previously prohibited us from doing many things, and now he declares that all of this belongs to the rights of the Iranian people and nation.' Raisi also mocked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating that he will be 'the first to be dissatisfied with the Swiss negotiations.' He added that the only demand from the United States is that Iran does not possess atomic bombs, while former Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei has repeatedly stated that Iran does not want atomic bombs. The US requires Iran to commit in writing not to possess nuclear weapons, and Iran has signed.

[Iranian President Reveals More Details of US-Iran Agreement, $6 Billion in Frozen Funds to Be Returned]On June 21, Al Jazeera reported that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi unveiled more details of the US-Iran agreement. The Iranian president stated that as part of a preliminary agreement to end the war with the United States, the $6 billion in frozen funds currently held by Qatar will be returned. All terms of the memorandum of understanding are favorable to Iran, and the results of these negotiations will gradually become evident. The Iranian president also remarked that Trump 'had previously prohibited us from doing many things, and now he declares that all of this belongs to the rights of the Iranian people and nation.' Raisi also mocked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating that he will be 'the first to be dissatisfied with the Swiss negotiations.' He added that the only demand from the United States is that Iran does not possess atomic bombs, while former Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei has repeatedly stated that Iran does not want atomic bombs. The US requires Iran to commit in writing not to possess nuclear weapons, and Iran has signed.

Iranian President Reveals More Details of US-Iran Agreement, $6 Billion in Frozen Funds to Be Returned

CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler released a weekly market analysis report indicating that Strategy has essentially shifted from a Bitcoin leverage tool to a complex capital structure risk asset. It currently faces four major pressures: Bitcoin falling below the average cost line, declining financing ability of preferred stock STRC, the sale of Bitcoin breaking the narrative of 'buy and hold', and dilution pressure from stock issuance. However, Axel Adler believes that the current impact of Strategy on the Bitcoin market is moderately negative and does not constitute systemic risk, with no immediate need for large-scale Bitcoin sell-offs. Strategy has previously clarified that holding stock does not equate to holding Bitcoin, as there is no BTC redemption right and no mechanism similar to a spot ETF for maintaining synchronization between stock price and net asset value. If Bitcoin rises above its average cost and the market allows for the issuance of stocks and preferred shares at lower costs, Strategy may restart the 'Bitcoin flywheel' and restore market confidence.

[Analyst: Strategy Faces Four Major Pressures, No Systemic Risk Yet]CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler released a weekly market analysis report indicating that Strategy has essentially shifted from a Bitcoin leverage tool to a complex capital structure risk asset. It currently faces four major pressures: Bitcoin falling below the average cost line, declining financing ability of preferred stock STRC, the sale of Bitcoin breaking the narrative of 'buy and hold', and dilution pressure from stock issuance. However, Axel Adler believes that the current impact of Strategy on the Bitcoin market is moderately negative and does not constitute systemic risk, with no immediate need for large-scale Bitcoin sell-offs. Strategy has previously clarified that holding stock does not equate to holding Bitcoin, as there is no BTC redemption right and no mechanism similar to a spot ETF for maintaining synchronization between stock price and net asset value. If Bitcoin rises above its average cost and the market allows for the issuance of stocks and preferred shares at lower costs, Strategy may restart the 'Bitcoin flywheel' and restore market confidence.

Analyst: Strategy Faces Four Major Pressures, No Systemic Risk Yet

On June 21, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi reiterated that Iran will not abandon its rights to uranium enrichment and emphasized that Iran "clearly states it will not produce atomic bombs." Raisi stated that the United States aims to ensure Iran does not develop nuclear weapons, and for years, Iran has had no intention of producing nuclear weapons. "But one thing is clear: Iran will never give up its rights to uranium enrichment, and the United States must accept this," he said. Raisi mentioned that the terms of understanding between Iran and the U.S. are generally beneficial to the Iranian people. With the initiation of negotiations between Iran and the U.S., $6 billion of Iranian funds held in Qatar will be unfrozen. The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran, Mohammad Reza Farzin, is participating in the negotiations to clarify the intended use of these funds.

[Iranian President: No Nuclear Weapons Production, Will Not Abandon Uranium Enrichment Rights]On June 21, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi reiterated that Iran will not abandon its rights to uranium enrichment and emphasized that Iran "clearly states it will not produce atomic bombs." Raisi stated that the United States aims to ensure Iran does not develop nuclear weapons, and for years, Iran has had no intention of producing nuclear weapons. "But one thing is clear: Iran will never give up its rights to uranium enrichment, and the United States must accept this," he said. Raisi mentioned that the terms of understanding between Iran and the U.S. are generally beneficial to the Iranian people. With the initiation of negotiations between Iran and the U.S., $6 billion of Iranian funds held in Qatar will be unfrozen. The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran, Mohammad Reza Farzin, is participating in the negotiations to clarify the intended use of these funds.

Iranian President: No Nuclear Weapons Production, Will Not Abandon Uranium Enrichment Rights

HTX data monitoring shows that LINK has broken through 8 USDT, currently reported at 8.01 USDT, with a 24H decline of 0.07%.

【LINK breaks through 8 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that LINK has broken through 8 USDT, currently reported at 8.01 USDT, with a 24H decline of 0.07%.

LINK breaks through 8 USDT

On June 21, Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and an early contributor to the Bitcoin community, stated that the market's negative perspective on Strategy and its preferred stock STRC is unfounded. He emphasized that what Strategy is essentially doing is selling Bitcoin to pay dividends, without altering its Bitcoin reserve strategy. This approach is proving that it is possible to provide returns to investors through Bitcoin while reducing debt levels. Strategy is showcasing a new financial model to the market, suggesting that Bitcoin could potentially serve as an alternative asset to cash for corporate asset management and capital operations. The FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) surrounding MSTR and STRC has been exaggerated. Strategy will not 'go to zero'; its long-term value lies in the continued holding of Bitcoin and fostering market understanding of Bitcoin's monetary properties.

[Adam Back: Strategy Will Not 'Go to Zero', Market's Negative View on STRC Lacks Basis]On June 21, Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and an early contributor to the Bitcoin community, stated that the market's negative perspective on Strategy and its preferred stock STRC is unfounded. He emphasized that what Strategy is essentially doing is selling Bitcoin to pay dividends, without altering its Bitcoin reserve strategy. This approach is proving that it is possible to provide returns to investors through Bitcoin while reducing debt levels. Strategy is showcasing a new financial model to the market, suggesting that Bitcoin could potentially serve as an alternative asset to cash for corporate asset management and capital operations. The FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) surrounding MSTR and STRC has been exaggerated. Strategy will not 'go to zero'; its long-term value lies in the continued holding of Bitcoin and fostering market understanding of Bitcoin's monetary properties.

Adam Back: Strategy Will Not 'Go to Zero', Market's Negative View on STRC Lacks Basis

On June 21, the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that in order to initiate negotiations based on the memorandum of understanding, five conditions must first be fulfilled, one of which involves the complete cessation of hostilities on all fronts.

[Iran's Foreign Ministry: Negotiations Based on Memorandum of Understanding Require Complete Cessation of Hostilities]On June 21, the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that in order to initiate negotiations based on the memorandum of understanding, five conditions must first be fulfilled, one of which involves the complete cessation of hostilities on all fronts.

Iran's Foreign Ministry: Negotiations Based on Memorandum of Understanding Require Complete Cessation of Hostilities

On June 20, the US military reported that the commercial shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has increased. The US military continues operations in the area to support freedom of navigation. Today, 55 commercial vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz.

[US Military: Increased Commercial Shipping Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz Today]On June 20, the US military reported that the commercial shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has increased. The US military continues operations in the area to support freedom of navigation. Today, 55 commercial vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz.

US Military: Increased Commercial Shipping Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz Today

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