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Foresight News reported, according to News1, that Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea has launched the global unified investment platform MAPS, integrating traditional financial assets and digital asset trading into a single app. In the future, MAPS plans to gradually expand to major markets such as the United States, Japan, and Singapore.

Currently, BTC is fluctuating repeatedly around $59,000, and the market is still in the stage of a second bottom testing. The Fear and Greed Index remains in the extreme fear range, ETF funds are continuing to experience net outflows, and institutional risk appetite has not yet shown clear recovery. However, from the perspective of capital flows, the market is starting to show structural differentiation: BTC continues to see outflows, while ETH still maintains net inflows, and relatively strong assets such as SOL are also attracting capital, indicating that some funds have not exited the crypto market but are waiting for a new opportunity to reposition. From a technical standpoint, $59,000 has become the most important short-term support level. After multiple pullbacks, spot buying continues to provide support at this level, but trading volume has not increased visibly, suggesting the market still lacks new capital inflows. At the same time, BTC funding rates have turned positive again, showing that some short positions are taking profits, creating a technical rebound demand in the short-term. However, before BTC reclaims the $60,000 level, the current price behavior is more of a consolidation and bottom-building process than a trend reversal; if $59,000 is lost, attention should shift to the support strength near $58,000. It is also worth noting that Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua recently stated that this round of Bitcoin’s decline may be near the final adjustment of the current cycle. He believes it is necessary to continue monitoring the US stock market trend, MicroStrategy’s position changes, and the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy, and to remain alert for potential black swan events that may occur at the end of a bear market. Based on this cycle's high of about $126,000, a 60% retracement would correspond to approximately $51,000; a 66% retracement would correspond to about $43,000. Yi Lihua suggests that the $51,000 to $43,000 range may be the key zone to focus on during this cycle, and July to August could become a good allocation window for the coming years. In summary, extreme fear combined with the market's second bottom test means long-term allocation value is gradually emerging, but whether the bottom has been finally confirmed depends on capital flowing back and the performance at key support levels. For medium- to long-term investors, staggered positioning between $51,000 and $43,000 warrants attention; for short-term trading, it is still recommended to wait for clearer market direction before increasing holdings, to avoid frequent chasing and stop-losses during this consolidation phase.

Foresight News reports that the community fundraising platform Buidlpad has launched the Theo Network RWA Yield Vault, where users can earn up to 11% fixed annualized return, as well as Theo Points rewards, supporting Ethereum USDC deposits.This campaign offers two types of fixed income vaults: Base Vault (annualized 6.5% + Theo Points, 3-month fixed term, no deposit limit) and Boost Vault (annualized 11% + Theo Points, 6-month fixed term, with a cap of 10 million US dollars). The yields come from T-bills (custodied by Standard Chartered Bank), CME gold futures, and gold leasing to large retailers, with Theo Network responsible for on-chain asset management. Additionally, users participating via Buidlpad can receive an extra 10% Theo Points reward.