Token | Trading Volume 【BTC】3.78 billion 【DCR】307,400.13 【TIA】57.53 million 【PI】1.77 million 【CHZ】8.64 million 【OPG】55.86 million 【CORE】1.09 million 【TRX】91.20 million 【SUSHI】2.56 million 【ZEC】273.00 million

Odaily Planet Daily reports that JPYC Co., Ltd. has announced the completion of its Series B funding round, bringing the total funding for the series to approximately 5 billion yen. Four new investors participated: Life Design Fund, IHD STRATEGY FUND, Future Creation Investment Co., Ltd., and Meiji Yasuda Future Co-creation Investment Co., Ltd. The project's main business is issuing JPYC, a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Japanese yen. It is currently issued on the Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Kaia blockchains and has been adopted by Unifi, LINE NEXT's Web3 wallet. The funds raised will be used for system and application development, recruitment, advancing the stablecoin business, and strategic investments. (coinpost)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, crypto analyst Ali wrote on the X platform that the privacy-focused crypto project Zcash (ZEC) has seen a cumulative increase of over 40% in the past week. The current price is approaching the key resistance zone of $700 to $730, which triggered a significant pullback last November. If ZEC can effectively break through and hold above this range, it may open up further upside potential; conversely, if it encounters strong selling pressure again, it may repeat the previous pattern of a surge followed by a decline.

According to data released by the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), monitored by the FBI, fraud involving cryptocurrency self-service terminals saw an upward trend in 2025. IC3 received over 13,400 related complaints in 2025, with total fraud losses exceeding $388 million, representing increases of 23% and 58% respectively compared to 2024. More than half of the complaints involved individuals aged 50 and older, with this group accounting for over $302 million in losses. Looking at state data, Texas had the highest number of losses at $56.8021 million with 1,179 complaints. Florida followed with $32.7654 million in losses and 1,213 complaints. California had 978 complaints and $24.0175 million in losses.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Bitmine has been confirmed as a preliminary candidate for the 2026 Russell 3000 Index, announced today. Final inclusion will be confirmed by the end of June. The Russell 3000 Index is a representative index of the top 3,000 companies by market capitalization in the U.S. stock market.