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7:00-12:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: US CBDC ban, Ondo 1. The US Senate passed the housing bill, setting a 4-year CBDC ban; 3. Grayscale: If the Federal Reserve pauses rate hikes, Bitcoin may see a price increase; 4. Doubao's video generation large model Seedance 2.5 will be released in early July; 5. Bitcoin mining firm Hut 8 agreed to pay $2.35 million to settle an investor class action lawsuit; 6. Ondo team's multisig address transferred 150 million ONDO, worth $49.56 million; 7. The US CFTC is seeking public comments on extending futures contract trading to 24/7 and listing perpetual contracts for crude oil and other energy products.

```htmlGelonghui June 23｜According to market sources, the American electric vehicle company Tesla is transforming into a robotics company, but the company has yet to provide a clear schedule for mass production of its robots. However, sources indicate that Tesla may be ready to produce its humanoid robots on a large scale, as it is collaborating with suppliers from Taiwan, China, to procure parts such as harmonic reducers and joint modules. The news reports that automated equipment suppliers Alliance and Asia Optical plan to fully support the mass production of Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus 3 in the second half of the year. Among them, Alliance's Taiwan factory has started supplying key harmonic reducers and joint modules, while Asia Optical is producing high-resolution and precision lenses for the robot’s eyes.```

Odaily reported that David Hoffman, founder of Bankless who had previously sold all his ETH holdings, posted on X regarding the newly established Ethlabs: “The Ethereum Foundation (EF) has intentionally left a power vacuum so that new organizational structures can step up to influence the development direction of Ethereum. I believe the direction led by Ethlabs represents the brightest future for Ethereum. I’m very pleased and, as always, will continue to support them on their journey forward.” Earlier, David Hoffman publicly stated in late May that he had sold all his ETH. Last night, several former Ethereum Foundation researchers announced the establishment of the non-profit organization Ethlabs, aiming to facilitate Ethereum's next phase of growth. Bitmine, SharpLink and Joe Lubin have all voiced their support.