U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized Gary Gensler and his approach to cryptocurrency regulation, claiming it has nearly destroyed the U.S. crypto industry. According to Foresight News, Trump posted on Truth Social, stating that Gensler and the 'anti-crypto army' have pushed Bitcoin, crypto contracts, and innovation overseas. Trump asserted that he has saved the industry, positioning the U.S. as the global cryptocurrency capital, with builders and entrepreneurs returning to the country. Trump emphasized his commitment to establishing a digital asset market framework that will withstand future challenges and prevent crypto adversaries from destroying it. He expressed confidence in the U.S. as the emerging frontier of finance and vowed not to let cryptocurrency down.

The Bank of Korea has updated its economic forecasts, projecting a GDP growth rate of 2.6% for 2026, an increase from the previous estimate of 2.0%. According to Jin10, the central bank also anticipates a GDP growth rate of 2.1% for 2027.

The Bank of Korea has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.50%, aligning with market expectations. According to Jin10, this decision reflects the central bank's assessment of current economic conditions and its strategy to support economic stability. The unchanged rate suggests a cautious approach amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.

Adam Back emphasized on May 24, 2026, that Bitcoin's straightforward design offers protection against security vulnerabilities commonly associated with decentralized finance (DeFi). According to NS3.AI, Back pointed out that virtual machine (VM)-based smart contracts are overly complex, making them difficult to secure. He drew a comparison to Ethereum, suggesting that its complexity increases the risk of security breaches.

According to Jin10, a report by Huatai Securities indicates that the profit growth rate of industrial enterprises in April increased to 24.7%, up from 15.8% in March. This improvement was driven by better price indicators and a rebound in inflation, although profits for midstream and downstream companies outside the AI sector weakened, highlighting increased cost pressures. Oil prices continued to rise in April, boosting profits in petroleum processing and chemical products. Additionally, strong global demand for AI investments supported ongoing profit and revenue growth in the electronic computer industry. However, other midstream and downstream sectors showed weaker profit growth. Overall, industrial enterprise profit growth rose to 24.7% in April, with both volume and price contributing to this increase. Revenue growth also improved from 4.5% in March to 5.8% in April, while the profit margin (seasonally adjusted) increased from 5.7% to 5.8%. The report highlights significant industry divergence, with upstream industries' contribution to overall profit growth rising from 3.8 percentage points in March to 5.9 percentage points. In the midstream and downstream sectors, computer communications contributed 6.8 percentage points to overall industrial profit growth, while non-ferrous smelting and chemical products contributed 4.7 and 6.1 percentage points, respectively, totaling approximately 17.5 percentage points. However, other industries, particularly downstream manufacturing related to domestic demand, such as cement products, food and beverages, entertainment products, and furniture, continued to show weak profit growth.

The European Central Bank's Chief Economist, Philip Lane, has highlighted the importance of ensuring that both the public and price setters do not continue to expect inflation to remain excessively high for an extended period. According to Jin10, Lane stressed the need for vigilance in managing inflation expectations to maintain economic stability.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3070, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

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