June 15th News Express
1. Chairman of the U.S. SEC: The economic substance of a product determines whether it is a security under the Securities Act
2. Bloomberg ETF Analyst: Ethereum Spot ETF Launch Date May Be Advance to July 2
3. Curve founder CRV's loan position liquidation was triggered by the UwU Lend security incident
4. Curve founder: $10 million of CRV bad debts on Curve lending platform have been fully repaid
5. Bitwise CEO: Bitcoin should shed its “digital gold” image to achieve mainstream adoption
6. He Yi: Meme coins have not been issued. Please do not interact with such fraudulent links or X accounts
7. nftperp: All funds lost due to the vulnerability have been successfully recovered
8. Slerf: The next round of refunds will be carried out in the next few days, with only 105 wallets left to be refunded
9. The listing of spot ETFs has caused Coinbase's Bitcoin reserves to decline rapidly since February
10. Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: Promote the implementation of the mutual recognition arrangement between the Mainland and Hong Kong, and allow sales to public investors in the other marke
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