Next Week's Key Events: Nonfarm Payrolls, MiCA Grace Period Expiry, Mining Bans, and More

Next Week's Key Events: Nonfarm Payrolls, MiCA Grace Period Expiry, Mining Bans, and More

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2026-06-28 20:31:58
本文预告6月29日至7月5日全球重要财经与监管事件,涵盖美国6月非农数据公布、欧盟MiCA监管宽限期结束导致多数加密平台面临关停、俄罗斯及美国田纳西州加密挖矿与ATM禁令、海康威视硬盘涨价、Polygon zkEVM Beta版关停、Securitize纽交所上市、特朗普账户开放注册等关键节点,为投资者提供下周操作参考。

The week of June 29 to July 5 will bring multiple macro and regulatory events that could impact crypto markets. Here's what to watch:

  • US June Nonfarm Payrolls – Released July 2, it will shape Fed policy expectations and influence risk assets including crypto.
  • EU MiCA Transition Grace Period Ends – From July 1, unlicensed crypto service providers face shutdowns; many platforms have already halted services.
  • Russia Crypto Mining and ATM Ban – New legislation bans mining and crypto ATMs in designated regions.
  • Tennessee Crypto Mining and ATM Ban – Similar restrictions take effect in the US state, limiting mining operations and ATM networks.
  • Hikvision Hard Drive Price Hike – Price increase may affect storage mining costs for Filecoin, Chia, etc.
  • Polygon zkEVM Beta Shutdown – Polygon is closing its zkEVM Beta network; users must migrate assets and liquidity.
  • Securitize Listing on NYSE – Tokenized securities platform Securitize debuts on the New York Stock Exchange.
  • Trump Account Registration Opens – Former President Trump's platform/product opens registration, potentially affecting hype-driven crypto assets.
This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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