Overview of Key Overnight Developments on June 10
21:00-7:00 Keywords: KULR, Paraguay, Iurii Gugnin
1. US SEC Chairman: Suggests a more open attitude towards self-custody of crypto assets;
2. US SEC Chairman: Values such as economic freedom and private property rights are core to DeFi;
3. UK Insolvency Service appoints its first crypto asset officer to recover Bitcoin and other digital assets;
4. Publicly traded company KULR seeks to raise $300 million through a common stock offering to increase Bitcoin holdings;
5. Trump: Has not considered meeting with Musk, unclear if Musk has used drugs;
6. Paraguayan President's X account hacked, "Paraguay adopts Bitcoin as legal tender" is false information;
7. US prosecutors accuse Evita founder Iurii Gugnin of laundering $500 million and aiding Russia in acquiring sensitive technology.
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