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Bitunix analyst points out that global markets are influenced by geopolitical factors, US policy, and central bank developments, with the crypto market currently in a phase of consolidation. The US Supreme Court ruling impacts the independence of the Federal Reserve; US strategic petroleum reserves have dropped to their lowest level since 1983; there is a gap between Iran and Trump regarding US-Iran negotiations; and oil prices have retreated to around $70. The Reserve Bank of Australia maintains a hawkish stance, while the Japanese yen faces intervention pressure. Bitcoin is currently consolidating within the range of $58,060 to $61,931.

ChainCatcher news, according to Web3 asset data platform RootData token unlock data, INFINIT (IN) will unlock approximately 35.73 million tokens, worth about 4.38 million US dollars, on July 7 at 17:00 (GMT+8).

Golden Ten Data reported on June 30 that Indonesian bonds are expected to see their largest monthly capital inflow in over a year, indicating that government measures to increase bond yields in order to attract foreign capital and support the Indonesian Rupiah are beginning to take effect. Data from the Indonesian Ministry of Finance shows that, as of June 26 (UTC+8), foreign investors had made a net purchase of $1.2 billion in government bonds, putting the market on track for the biggest single-month capital inflow since May last year. "The rise in yields on Indonesian government bonds has once again attracted the attention of foreign investors," said Eugene Leow, Senior Rates Strategist at DBS Bank Singapore. "Additionally, with the U.S. dollar strengthening, Bank Indonesia's continued interest rate hikes to ensure Rupiah stability have further contributed to the positive momentum." The Indonesian asset market is showing signs of recovery.