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According to the PRO major order list, the total transaction data for BTC and ETH majors in the past 24 hours is as follows:BTC: total transactions of 533 million US dollars, with purchase transactions at 215 million US dollars, sell transactions at 318 million US dollars, and a transaction difference of -103 million US dollars.ETH: total transactions of 366 million US dollars, with purchase transactions at 155 million US dollars, sell transactions at 211 million US dollars, and a transaction difference of -56.46 million US dollars.Latest data show that majors still have positions at key price levels: net pending order difference for BTC is 523 million US dollars; net pending order difference for ETH is 174 million US dollars. The majors' pending orders may withdraw or be filled at any time, and non-PRO version K-line cannot display its changes in real time.The PRO "Major Order Tracking" indicator monitors every major pending order change in real time, helping you judge whether this "wall" still exists.Note: A positive pending order difference indicates more major limit buy orders than sell orders for the coin, meaning there is proactive buying below the current price level; negative means the opposite, with selling pressure above. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

Popularity ranking shows that HYPE tops the popularity list, and BTW has the largest increase. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① HYPE ($70.27, 4.43%) ② RE ($0.8754, 55.82%) ③ LAB ($12.51, -20.17%) ④ BTW ($0.1297, 99.63%) ⑤ ETH ($1723.28, 1.88%). The main fund buying force for BTW is weak, with a 24-hour net inflow of $14.5883 million and a 24-hour trading volume of $469 million, of which main fund net inflow is $461,000.

According to ChainCatcher, William Timmons, Chairman of the U.S. House Military and Foreign Affairs Subcommittees and a Republican Congressman, has announced that a roundtable will be held on June 25 to focus on how digital assets and cryptocurrencies can help individuals protect their wealth, access aid, and maintain economic autonomy. In addition, the roundtable will explore the intersection of digital finance and U.S. national security interests and examine how the United States can promote financial innovation and maintain competitiveness in the digital finance sector.