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Zcash Developers Finalize Ironwood Upgrade, Plan July Activation On June 9th, Zcash’s development team wrapped up the consensus rule changes for its Ironwood network upgrade and targets a July launch. The update brings a new privacy transaction pool built on the Orchard protocol—set to replace the old Orchard pool—plus adjustments to keep ZEC’s circulating supply capped and prevent infinite minting. A core feature is a “flagging” mechanism linking the old and new Orchard pools: initially, the old pool will only accept change outputs (blocking new transaction inputs temporarily), letting users move funds without friction. After Ironwood goes live, the old Orchard pool will fully bar new transaction inputs, and wallets will automatically direct all new privacy transactions to the new pool. Developors added this setup, paired with Zcash’s existing turnstile system, ensures ZEC’s supply stays constrained while giving users a clear path to migrate funds to the new pool to minimize r

June 9 — Per GMGN monitoring, the Chinese Meme coin “Customer Service Xiaohe” on the BSC blockchain began surging as early as June 7. Back then, its market cap stood at roughly $1.5 million. This morning, it skyrocketed, briefly hitting nearly $10 million — marking a cumulative jump of more than 550% in just two days. Currently, it’s changing hands at $7.5 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of $8.1 million. This upswing sparked a broad rally in low-market-cap Chinese Meme coins within the BSC ecosystem, with several tokens notching intraday gains of over 50%. Notably, this rally wasn’t driven by any widely circulated major positive news. Given that leading token “Binance Life” reached a fresh market cap high of $900 million on June 7 before plummeting sharply by 25%, this price jump appears to be a fund rotation within the BSC ecosystem: after the leading token pulled back, excess capital flowed into low-market-cap assets, driving their gains. BlockBeats warns users that Meme co

On June 9, PYMNTS reports that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to implement the GENIUS Act. The proposal clarifies that payment stablecoins themselves do not qualify as deposits for FDIC insurance purposes, meaning stablecoin holders are not entitled to FDIC deposit insurance coverage. Under the framework, if a stablecoin’s reserve assets are held at a bank, those reserves will be treated as corporate deposits belonging to the stablecoin issuer—and thus insured as such—rather than extending pass-through insurance directly to stablecoin holders. The FDIC states this structure aligns with the GENIUS Act’s explicit provision that payment stablecoins are not covered by FDIC deposit insurance. The proposal also addresses additional key areas for stablecoins, including interoperability, reporting standards, user incentive mechanisms, and reserve custody and redemption rules. Some banking institutions have called for banning stable

On June 9th, Sahara AI released a statement addressing abnormal price swings in its SAHARA token, confirming that neither its team nor investor on-chain wallets were impacted—no tokens held by team members or investors were sold or transferred. The transaction widely linked to the recent price drop was a pre-planned deposit the team made into the Chainlink CCIP cross-chain bridge contract to provide liquidity for its newly launched cross-chain platform, an event entirely unrelated to market volatility. The planned transfer of 6 billion SAHARA tokens is part of the bridge’s launch plan, and the cross-chain system is functioning as intended; an additional 1.5 billion tokens are scheduled to be added shortly to supply extra liquidity. Per HTX market data, SAHARA saw a steep 50% decline to $0.03468 yesterday evening, cutting its market capitalization in half to $106 million.

June 9 — On-chain sleuth ZachXBT has issued an update on today’s $31 million security incident impacting Humanity. After a deep dive into fund flow data, ZachXBT concludes the team is highly unlikely tied to an inside job or exit scam. The official statement confirming a private key leak is accurate, but the hack actually stemmed from a frontrunning attack that hit right before the token’s unlock time. Crucially, today’s private key leak is a separate incident from the earlier abnormal price spike of the H token. ZachXBT also flagged red flags about the team artificially propping up H’s token price through suspicious liquidity protocols and off-exchange whale trades in the lead-up to the June 25 unlock (when investor and early contributor holdings become available). Per ZachXBT’s analysis, the team likely did this to either smoothly offload their own holdings or ease selling pressure ahead of that upcoming unlock event.

June 9 — No recession, and inflation has yet to cool — yet capital demand continues to expand. Iran and Israel exchanged direct fire for the first time since April, while the Houthis announced a full ban on Israeli vessels transiting the Red Sea: clear signs that Middle East risks remain far from fully resolved. Though Trump has publicly pressed both sides to halt military escalation, and U.S.-Iran talks are reportedly aiming for an agreement by the end of June, U.S. forces intercepted a tanker bound for Iran, and Israel has maintained a hardline stance toward Hezbollah. The takeaway: energy supply pressures and a geopolitical risk premium will persist in the short term. At the same time, the market’s central focus has shifted decisively to monetary policy. Following the strong nonfarm payrolls (NFP) print, multiple Wall Street firms have begun revising their prior rate-cut expectations: Goldman Sachs withdrawing its in-year rate-cut forecast, Schwab arguing the Fed’s threshold for hi