CryptoNews.com, June 12: 1. U.S. lawmakers propose establishing a federal cryptocurrency crime task force; 2. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF recorded net inflows of 476 BTC, valued at approximately $30.27 million in a single day; 3. CFTC Chair Selig advocates for a more open regulatory environment for cryptocurrency markets; 4. The U.S. SEC proposes to repeal Rule 611 and Rule 610(e) of Reg NMS; 5. Michael Saylor: Bitcoin’s price decline is linked to capital flows; 6. Jack Mallers: Bitcoin’s price reflects a global liquidity crisis; 7. Privacy vulnerability in Bitcoin Core 31.0 will be fixed in version 31.1; 8. SpaceX: SPCX token launches on Solana, allowing users to redeem actual shares; 9. Avalanche Treasury Co. begins trading on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol AVAT; 10. Nakamoto Inc. reduces debt by $45 million and launches a new phase of its Bitcoin financial strategy.
U.S. Legislators Propose Federal Crypto Crime Task Force
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Citing BitJie, U.S. lawmakers have introduced a bill to establish a federal cryptocurrency crime task force. The initiative aims to combat illegal crypto transactions and strengthen CFT efforts. The proposed task force would operate under new cryptocurrency legislation. Lawmakers emphasized the need for a unified approach to cryptocurrency-related crimes. The bill has not yet been referred to committee.
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