According to BlockBeats, on June 28, US President Trump posted a message stating, "Regarding Margot Hagman's book about me, according to a very brief and dry briefing, the book is basically all fabricated, fake news, and mostly fiction, just like most of what she has written about me over the years. She is a third-rate writer with third-rate intelligence, yet she earns first-rate income because of your favorite president—that is, me."

She was terribly wrong about the election, even though she knew I would win by a landslide; she was terribly wrong about Russia, Russia, Russia hoax; she was terribly wrong about almost everything. But she keeps spewing garbage, and people keep buying it. Remember, I won the election, a landslide victory. And Iran will never have nuclear weapons!!!

According to BlockBeats, on June 28, Zach Pandl, head of research at Grayscale Research, stated that instead of raising the STRC preferred stock dividend rate by 50 basis points, it would be better to sell over $3 billion worth of Bitcoin to fulfill cash payment obligations and restore market confidence.

As an institutional researcher, Zach Pandl's public suggestion that Strategy sell over $3 billion worth of BTC carries significant symbolic meaning. If Strategy ultimately implements a large-scale sale, it will exert considerable selling pressure on the market and potentially undermine the narrative of companies continuously accumulating Bitcoin.

This view also reflects market concerns about Strategy's capital structure and the sustainability of its highly dependent Bitcoin balance sheet. Further attention should be paid to Strategy's official response and whether actual Bitcoin transfers occur in its on-chain wallets.

According to BlockBeats, on June 28, as the South Korean stock market continued to rise and market trading activity intensified, South Korean financial regulators have recently issued a series of risk warnings to "put the brakes" on the overheated market.

The report states that South Korean regulators have issued risk warnings regarding leveraged and inverse products linked to stocks such as SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, expressed concern about the continued rise in margin trading balances, and are exploring measures such as taxing "unrealized gains" on stocks to curb market speculation.

The current South Korean stock market is experiencing phenomena such as widespread stock speculation, highly congested trading, rapid growth in leveraged funds, a large influx of new investors, and large IPOs attracting substantial funds. These characteristics are highly similar to those observed during various asset bubble periods in history.

History shows that the bursting of asset bubbles is often accompanied by a reduction in wealth, a decline in consumer and investment confidence, an increase in the risks of financial institutions, and a long-term economic adjustment. Regulatory authorities release risk signals in advance during speculative frenzies in order to avoid the market repeating the systemic shocks caused by the bursting of historical bubbles.