According to BlockBeats, on June 23, BlackRock officially stated, "Bitcoin's role in portfolios is constantly evolving, and it can be viewed as a complementary diversification tool. We believe that a moderate allocation (typically around 1%–2%), while maintaining an appropriate risk tolerance, may help enhance the portfolio's return potential."

BlockBeats reported on June 23 that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced that the Ethereum Foundation (EF) has cut its budget by approximately 40% this year as part of its financial transformation plan. According to its funding management policy released last year, EF is gradually shifting from a "spending-driven organization" to a "long-term endowment-based model," aiming to reduce its annual spending from approximately 15% to approximately 5% after 2030. In this process, the Foundation emphasized that it will accept inevitable adjustments to personnel and resources and acknowledges the loss of some capabilities and experience.

In this round of restructuring, EF has reduced its workforce by approximately 54 employees, representing about 20% of its total team. Vitalik stated that many of these departing members may continue to participate in the Ethereum ecosystem in external capacity. Simultaneously, the foundation is shifting its strategic focus to a more "lightweight" approach to protocol governance and development, including advancing the "Strawmap" long-term roadmap, covering core protocol upgrades such as consensus mechanisms, privacy technologies, account models, and state structures, and propelling Ethereum into its third phase of evolution.

In terms of specific structural adjustments, EF will de-emphasize the "multi-client redundancy priority" model and shift towards a development approach based more on specialized division of labor and AI-assisted formal verification. The Privacy and Scaling Research Team (PSE) will be reorganized, shifting from exploratory R&D to a more focused engineering implementation. The scale of ecosystem activities such as Devcon will also be gradually reduced. Furthermore, EF will reduce investment in large-scale cross-domain projects in the future, emphasizing protocol security and high-value improvements, while encouraging more innovative work to be done outside the ecosystem. Despite this streamlined approach, Ethereum will continue to strengthen its core position as a highly censorship-resistant and long-term stable protocol.