Tron’s reverse merger will test whether a company can treat its own crypto as collateral without collapsing under the risk. Justin Sun’s Tron is about to challenge what Wall Street considers a legitimate corporate asset, and if it fails under pressure, the fallout could ripple far beyond the company itself. On June 16, toy maker SRM Entertainment announced it will rebrand as Tron Inc and adopt a treasury strategy centered on TRX (TRX), the native cryptocurrency of the Tron blockchain. The move — widely defined as a reverse merger — is backed by a $100-million private investment, potentially rising to $210 million if warrants are fully exercised. Tron founder Sun will serve as an adviser. Read more
Bitcoin price remains stuck below $110,000 ahead of the FOMC, with big overhead resistance at $112,000 in place and several key support levels below. Key takeaways: Fed interest-rate cut odds this week are now less than 0.1%. BTC price may drop as low as $92,000 if key support levels are broken. Read more
The question of RWA backing is not primarily a technology question but is subject to other considerations, industry executives say. The real-world asset (RWA) market has emerged as one of the key trends in the cryptocurrency industry in 2025, with companies increasingly jumping on the tokenization bandwagon. Although some studies pointed to a massive 260% increase of RWAs this year, some industry executives have questioned the magnitude of the reported market size, arguing that the sector is still too nascent and relatively small. Industry executives told Cointelegraph that slow adoption may stem from outdated regulations, limited access and widespread misunderstandings of how tokenized assets are backed. Read more
Thailand’s crypto income tax waiver applies to crypto sales made through licensed crypto asset service providers from 2025 to late 2029. Thailand has approved tax exemptions on income from the sale of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin for five years, according to a Ministry of Finance announcement. Thailand will waive the capital gains tax on crypto sales made through licensed crypto asset service providers in the period from Jan. 1, 2025, to Dec. 31, 2029, Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat said in a statement issued on Tuesday. According to the minister, the measure is designed to strengthen Thailand’s position as a global financial hub and one of the first countries to adopt laws for digital assets and their taxation. Read more