Bitcoin has recently been affected by supply shocks and geopolitical pressures, with prices declining from their highs to around $69,500. Large volumes of Bitcoin flowing into exchanges have triggered market panic. Major sellers include dormant wallets resuming activity and early investors taking profits. Technically, Bitcoin has broken below the $72,000 support level, with $64,000 becoming a key support level. A breach of this level could lead to further downside risks.
European asset manager Amundi and tokenization platform Spiko launched a $100 million Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund (SAFO) and selected Chainlink as the oracle infrastructure. However, LINK has failed to break through $10 since February. Despite on-chain data showing declining LINK holdings and increased ETF inflows, market sentiment remains cautious, making short-term price appreciation difficult, with institutional adoption not yet becoming a price catalyst.
The World Gold Council and Boston Consulting Group jointly launched the "Gold as a Service" white paper, aiming to establish a unified open platform framework that connects physical gold with tokenized products to enhance the usability and transaction convenience of gold in the financial system. This framework features six key functions including standardized issuance, high transparency, and improved liquidity, and is expected to accelerate institutional investor participation in the tokenized gold market.