🚗 The first autonomous vehicles from Tesla have hit the roads in Austin, Texas. Elon Musk expresses satisfaction with this development.

🚨 The SEC has once again postponed decisions on various cryptocurrency ETF applications. This move continues to create uncertainty in the crypto market as investors await clarity on regulatory approvals. For more details, visit SEC News.

🚨 The next round of talks between Russia and the United States regarding diplomatic "irritants" is set to take place soon in Moscow, as confirmed by the ambassador in Washington, according to TASS.

✨ In a recent statement, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor emphasized that his company is the world's largest issuer of credit instruments backed by Bitcoin (BTC). This strategic move highlights MicroStrategy's commitment to integrating cryptocurrency into its financial framework and solidifying its position in the evolving digital asset landscape. For more information, visit MicroStrategy.

🚀 Michael Saylor believes that the "crypto winter" for Bitcoin (BTC) is over, attributed to accelerating regulatory changes worldwide and substantial support from the U.S. government. This environment is fostering rapid adoption among institutions and corporations, signaling a positive shift in the cryptocurrency landscape.

💥 The SEC has requested issuers of Solana ETF to make changes to their S-1 forms. Approval for the SOL ETF could come within the next 3-5 weeks, according to reports. — BW

🇪🇺🇷🇺 The 18th sanctions package against Russia will prove ineffective without active participation from the United States, according to Merz.

💥 US-China trade talks in London are progressing well, according to Latnik. He stated that discussions could continue tomorrow if necessary.

🥔 Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko attributed the country's potato shortage to internal political issues. He emphasized the need to address these challenges to improve agricultural output. For more details, visit TAAS.

🚀 Ray Dalio states that BTC is becoming a widely adopted currency globally due to its limited supply.

🌍 Today's Calendar – June 11, 2025

The U.S. will release its Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May at 15:30 MSK, while Russia's trade balance for April will be available at 16:00 MSK. EIA oil reserves in the U.S. are due at 17:30 MSK, followed by Russia's CPI at 19:00 MSK and the federal budget for May at 21:00 MSK. ECB President Christine Lagarde is scheduled to speak.

In corporate news, Russia's Ministry of Finance will auction OFZs 26245 and 26238. China's Xpeng will launch global sales of the G7 electric car, featuring Level 3 AI. A Senate vote on the GENIUS Act regarding stablecoins is also anticipated. Key earnings reports include Aeroflot, Victoria's Secret, Chewy, and Oracle.

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🌎 The US dollar is trading at 7.187 against the Chinese yuan (USDCNY) and at 79.20 against the Russian ruble (USDTRUB).

💥🇺🇸🇨🇳 The United States and China have reached a preliminary agreement to ease trade tensions. American and Chinese negotiators in London announced that both parties have established a framework to implement the consensus achieved in their previous talks in Geneva. The agreement includes a plan to lift some export restrictions, particularly focusing on the partial removal of barriers in bilateral trade and ensuring the supply of rare earth metals from China.

🇲🇽🇺🇸 Mexico and the United States are nearing an agreement on steel tariffs, according to Bloomberg. The potential deal could alleviate ongoing trade tensions between the two nations, focusing on the steel industry. Both countries have been involved in discussions to resolve these trade issues, which have significant implications for their economic relations.

🚨🇺🇸 Unrest in the United States has spread from California to several other states. American media report arrests outside the immigration service building in New York and protests in around ten other states. In Los Angeles, a curfew has been imposed in the city center. The Trump administration is doubling the National Guard presence and sending Marines to California. Trump believes that the protests in California are being funded by outside sources.

🚀 GameStop has added 4,710 BTC to its balance. The move continues to highlight the company's growing interest in cryptocurrency as it navigates the evolving market landscape. For more updates, visit GameStop.

💥 CoinShares has registered a SOL ETF in Delaware, marking a significant step towards launching a fully operational ETF. Reports yesterday indicated that spot SOL ETFs could receive approval within the next 3 to 5 weeks.

🇷🇺 In May, the Russian steel industry demonstrated positive production trends across most segments month-on-month. However, companies have yet to see significant positive signals in the global market. Domestic demand remains weak, and export opportunities for metallurgists are constrained by the strengthening ruble and global steel overproduction. — Ъ

🔍 The Investigative Committee has uncovered the largest "gray" mining farm in Irkutsk, with law enforcement seizing over 2,000 units of mining equipment. Experts describe this incident as the most significant case of illegal mining in the region in recent years. For more details, visit here.

🇺🇸 In 2022 and 2023, the U.S. Departments of Justice and Homeland Security monitored foreign visitors to Musk. The agencies were particularly interested in guests from Eastern Europe and other countries that might attempt to influence the businessman. — WSJ