For the third time in quick succession, Polish President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed the country’s proposed cryptocurrency regulation bill, plunging the nation’s digital asset ecosystem into a state of jittery, well-bred panic as the EU’s MiCA implementation deadline looms ever closer, like an overbearing relation arriving for a weekend stay with no intention of leaving.
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On June 12, Bitcoin was trading around $63,700, a slight increase of about 1% from the previous day, according to crypto.news data. Over the past week, the price has risen by 1.66%, bouncing back after recently dropping below $60,000.
As part of our research, we’ve been following a recent deal valued at 2.1 billion yen – that’s about $13.12 million. We anticipate the transaction will finalize in July 2026. Once complete, Siiibo Securities will become Metaplanet Securities Inc. and will operate entirely under Metaplanet’s ownership. Importantly, we understand that current customers shouldn’t see any disruption in service, and most of the existing management team will stay in place. Metaplanet will be adding one of their directors to the board, but otherwise, it’s expected to be business as usual.
The crypto community, ever restless and hungry for drama, has erupted in a frenzy of speculation. For this is not merely a business transaction; it is a declaration of war on the old financial order. Metaplanet, with its insatiable appetite for Bitcoin, has now set its sights on the very heart of traditional finance.
Yet, undeterred by the cacophony of criticism, the indefatigable chairman, Michael Saylor, has taken to the stage with all the aplomb of a seasoned thespian, defending the sale with a rhetoric as polished as it is preposterous.
People working on the project say that developers recently held several meetings to discuss how to build and define the system. Key outcomes included stopping the use of Orchard pool bundles in Coinbase transactions, making it easier to move hardware wallets using a new authorization method, and deciding on a clear process for finishing and approving updates and technical details.
The whole very unhinged asset-rotation sequence got derailed less than 24 hours later, when Tether hit the digital equivalent of a cosmic “nope” and executed a definitive smart-contract freeze, blacklisting more than $72 million remaining in a primary connected wallet. It’s the kind of swift, no-nonsense move that makes you wish regular banks were this on top of stuff when your aunt tries to wire $500 to a “prince” who DMs her on Facebook.
Trading of the original TON token will end and new GRAM trading pairs will become available in early July. The exchange will manage all the necessary technical work to make this happen.
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