In May, the trading volume share of perpetual futures on Hyperliquid rose to a record 6.63% of the total turnover on CEX — $200 million out of $3 trillion. For comparison, relative to the turnover of the largest crypto exchange Binance, the figure was 14.4%. In June, the platform's expansion continued — at the time of writing, its share is around 7.5%. The growth driver was the launch of the HIP-3 mechanism, allowing third-party teams to create their own markets for perpetual contracts. In May, turnover in this segment exceeded $62 billion. The cumulative 30-day trading volume of derivatives on Hyperliquid reached $176.97 billion. Open interest (OI) on the platform is estimated at $9.82 billion — accounting for 54% of the total OI of all protocols in the perp-DEX segment. Source: DefiLlama. The HIP-3 mechanism requires developers to lock 500,000 HYPE in staking to deploy a platform with independent order books and a margin system. The deployer's share in commissions is fixed at 50%. The platform's growth was driven not only by cryptocurrencies but also by synthetic assets: tokenized stocks (Tesla, Apple, Nvidia), commodities, and contracts for the valuation of private companies (OpenAI, SpaceX). Amid the protocol's success, the native token HYPE reached a new all-time high. On June 2, the price hit $75.48. At the time of writing, the asset is trading at $65.15 with a market capitalization of $14.46 billion. Hourly chart of HYPE/USDT on KuCoin. Source: TradingView. Notably, at its nominal price, HYPE surpassed Solana: SOL is trading at $68.64. However, the market capitalization of the "people's cryptocurrency" ($39.23 billion) still significantly exceeds Hyperliquid's figures. In May, Grayscale Research analysts called the platform a breakthrough in DeFi. Later, the head of ICE acknowledged Hyperliquid's growth and demanded "equal rules" for on-chain futures.

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Gold's rise amid a weaker dollar and geopolitical tensions highlights its role as a safe-haven asset, influencing inflation and monetary policy. The post Gold prices rise 1% to $4,461.09 as US dollar weakens appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The Terafab project could significantly boost U.S. semiconductor independence, enhancing national security and technological leadership. The post SpaceX secures Texas tax incentives for Terafab chip project worth up to $119 billion appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $397 million in outflows on Wednesday, extending a 13-day red streak to $4.4 billion as Bitcoin has fallen about 21% since May 15.

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A Polymarket contract on whether Strategy sold Bitcoin by May 31 resolved to no after traders disputed how the sale should count.

FG Nexus offloads another 10,000 ETH, pushing realized and paper losses above $100 million as the Ethereum treasury firm continues cutting exposure.

Bitcoin brought back the trend line that functioned as resistance in the 2022 bear market, with BTC price RSI approaching its lowest in six years.

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TLDR: Spacecoin and DETI Technology signed an exclusive $100M MoU targeting Vietnam’s telecom market. The deal grants DETI exclusive rights to distribute Spacecoin’s technology stack for three years. Mobifone and Gtel are the primary mobile carriers targeted under the Vietnam deployment plan. The infrastructure combines satellite connectivity, sovereign routing, edge AI, and blockchain rails. Spacecoin [...] The post Spacecoin Signs $100M Vietnam Deal to Deploy Decentralized Satellite Network appeared first on Blockonomi.

How low can Bitcoin go? The bear targets mapped: $65K support, the $55K floor, prediction-market odds for $50K, $45K, $40K, and the deep-cycle calls for $38K.

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The deal could revolutionize Vietnam's internet landscape, enhancing digital sovereignty and setting a precedent for decentralized connectivity. The post Spacecoin signs $100M deal to bring decentralized satellite internet to Vietnam appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Shiba Inu might stabilize sooner than anticipated as pressure from SHIB on exchanges is descending.

The shift from Bitcoin to AI investments highlights changing market priorities amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties. The post Bitcoin hits 4-month low, crypto stocks slide amid geopolitical tensions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Nuburu (BURU) stock surged after announcing a strategic SunCubes deal to expand laser defense capabilities, targeting counter-drone and directed-energy markets. The post Nuburu (BURU) Stock Surges on SunCubes Partnership for Laser Defense Technology appeared first on Blockonomi.

Broadcom's disappointing AI chip forecast triggers tech selloff with Nasdaq futures down 1% and Bitcoin falling 4.8% in Thursday's pre-market session. The post Broadcom Earnings Miss Triggers Tech Selloff in Thursday Pre-Market Session appeared first on Blockonomi.

Prepping for urban unpredictability and AI risks highlights the need for survival skills and escape plans. The post Josh Duhamel: Financial success doesn’t guarantee happiness, the importance of prepping for societal collapse, and managing the rapid advancement of AI | Shawn Ryan Show appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin current price action suggests unusually strong sell pressure despite Satoshi-Sized BTC stack being absorbed in the market.

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Quantinuum secures $1.68B in Nasdaq IPO, pricing shares at $60 above expected range. U.S. government commits $100M as quantum computing attracts investors. The post Quantinuum (QNT) IPO: Honeywell Quantum Spin-Off Soars Past Price Target With $1.68B Raise appeared first on Blockonomi.

Compass (COMP) stock plunged 11.8% after reports surfaced of a New York AG antitrust investigation into the company's $1.6B merger with Anywhere Real Estate. The post Compass (COMP) Stock Plummets 12% Amid New York Antitrust Investigation Reports appeared first on Blockonomi.

Bank of Japan expected to raise interest rates to 1% on June 16—the highest level since 1995—as inflation pressures mount from energy costs. The post Bank of Japan Set to Deliver Highest Rate Hike in Three Decades appeared first on Blockonomi.

AI's breakthrough in solving complex math problems signals transformative potential in fields like cryptography, protocol design, and risk modeling. The post AI solves famous math problem that stumped humans for 80 years appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Palo Alto Networks (PANW) dropped 5.6% after Q3 earnings despite beating forecasts. Analysts raised targets to $375 as ARR surged 28% and guidance topped $11B. The post Why Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Stock Tumbled 6% Despite Crushing Q3 Earnings appeared first on Blockonomi.

Not long ago, claims that the world was moving toward a global digital dictatorship were confined to people who demand the government reveal its alien contacts and believe tinfoil clothing protects them from electromagnetic radiation. Those halcyon days are gone, and today leading investigative journalists use the phrase “digital gulag” without irony. At ForkLog’s request, Roman Korolev, author of the Telegram channel “Dark Culturology,” examines this new reality by tracing the roots of conspiracy beliefs about the coming of the Antichrist, an infernal computer and a concentration camp encircling the entire globe. Religious fear of the machine Many conspiracists argue humanity is on the final turn toward a total system of suppression and control that uses computer technologies to surveil people and strip them of their freedoms — in short, a “digital concentration camp.” Conspiracy believers inclined toward religiosity often equate this looming cybernetic world of universal unfreedom with the Kingdom of the Antichrist, to be established before the Second Coming. “Human technophobia is a permanent phenomenon, but it is in the second half of the 20th century that fear of new technologies begins to take on a religious underpinning,” Igor Kuziner, a scholar of religion, told ForkLog. According to him, scholars of conspiracy theories identify several causes. One is the atom’s entry into human life, including its terrifying military use in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Another, perhaps the most important, is the growing complexity of technologies to the point where they become a “black box,” hermetically sealed from the average person. A 19th-century technopessimist could hate a steam engine for threatening his job, but at least he could see how steam moved pistons and grasp the principles behind it. The modern person, who spends much of life in front of a screen, usually can’t fully explain how a computer works. The post-silicon-revolution world is more complex, and complexity inspires fear. “But computers will become part of everyday life later, in the 1990s. In the 1960s–70s, the main threat conspiracists saw in them was that they would become part of government bureaucracy. In radical American Protestant circles, the idea spread that the government was concentrating financial levers in its hands in order to control the economy and all human life through calculating machines. This coincided with the global fuel crisis, when after another Arab-Israeli war Middle Eastern countries refused to export oil to the US, and prices on everything else rose with the fuel. And despite their marginality, such ideas became quite popular in the US,” Kuziner says. For someone raised in a Christian culture, the notion that things are moving not toward progress but toward a fatal catastrophe would hardly seem new. After all, that is precisely the scenario foretold in the Bible, which prophesies that before the end times will come the Great Tribulation — a period of immeasurable suffering and unimaginable cruelty. Since the days of Roman persecutions, Christians have seen in the surrounding world signs of that prophecy’s fulfillment. Anglo-Irish clergyman John Nelson Darby, who in the 19th century had a profound impact on Protestant fundamentalist culture, quite precisely calculated the Great Tribulation to last seven years. Roughly midway, according to Darby’s projections, a totalitarian dictatorship of the Antichrist will be established, with the figure hiding his true nature behind the mask of a charismatic peacemaker until the appointed time. He will gain a plenitude of power humanity has never even imagined and will wield it for persecution, torment and terror on an unprecedented scale. Dire as that sounds, Darby predicted the suffering would be comparatively short-lived: just three and a half years until Christ returns to earth and routs the Antichrist’s army at Armageddon. The truly righteous, he said, won’t have to suffer at all, because at the start of the Great Tribulation the Lord will “rapture” them to heaven, where they will remain with the Savior until his return to the world. Authors who extended this line of thought, as noted by American sociologist Michael Barkun in “A Culture of Conspiracy: Apocalyptic Visions in Contemporary America,” tended to equate the Antichrist’s unprecedented managerial abilities, as foreseen by Darby, with the development of information technologies. Indeed, in the second half of the 20th century what better tool could there be than television for the Son of Perdition to attain worldwide fame and infect minds with sweet lies? It took a few decades to learn the tool truly exists — and it is the internet. Soft Black Stars by Current 93 Likewise, street cameras and tracking features embedded in electronic devices will be used by the Antichrist to monitor billions, while barcodes containing the “mark of the beast” will let him seize complete control over their economic lives. He will ultimately abolish cash altogether so every transaction runs on credit cards through a banking system under his sway. Having realized his plans, the Antichrist will govern the world via a supercomputer capable of analyzing and predicting the behavior of everyone on earth. As Barkun writes, for some conspiracists “Antichrist and computer became virtually interchangeable.” In a more extravagant version, he himself is an ultra-powerful calculating machine to which humanity voluntarily cedes global power. A generator of evil To understand how such beliefs spread, we need to introduce another Protestant preacher: American David Wilkerson, who in 1972 produced the pseudo-documentary “Rapture.” It depicts a future in which news anchors report events heralding the Great Tribulation: the sudden disappearance of millions (including people behind the wheel of cars or at aircraft controls), earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and other displays of nature’s fury. As part of the film’s promotion, Wilkerson published a newspaper, “Signs of the Times,” filled with similar Great Tribulation fantasies. One article is written in the voice of Dr. Hendrik Eldeman — a fictitious “chief analyst of the Confederation of the Common Market.” He describes a supercomputer in Brussels spanning three floors, named “The Beast,” which plans to assign “every citizen of the world a number used for all buying and selling.” The number, invisible to the naked eye, will be laser-etched on the forehead or back of the hand, turning every person into a walking credit card. Notably, Wilkerson did not hide the fictional nature of these articles. Yet within months, his fellow evangelical Protestants were writing in their outlets about the Beast as established fact. The theory was relayed in that key, for instance, by preacher Mary Stewart Relfe in her 1981 Alabama book “When Your Money Fails: The 666 System in Action.” As writes Russian anthropologist Alexander Panchenko, “Relfe paid special attention to the development of international payment systems and the spread of plastic debit cards, which, in her view, were to become the main instrument of humanity’s economic subjugation. In Relfe’s book, the story of the Brussels computer and Dr. Eldeman was repeated several times. Moreover, it stated that the ‘little beast’ in Brussels would soon be replaced by another supercomputer located in Luxembourg.” By 1983, Athonite monk Parthenius included an alarming message about the Beast in his apocalyptic pamphlet “Troubling Signs of the Times,” distributed among Greek laity. Evidently, Relfe’s book was the source that carried the legend of the infernal computer beyond Protestant fundamentalism and into other conservative Christian circles. Researchers have established that even before the Soviet Union collapsed, the awful truth about the Beast computer spread in Old Believer circles via samizdat. After the USSR’s dissolution, nothing stood in the way of such rumors. Russian monarchist writer Sergei Fomin, a proponent of the Jewish-conspiracy idea, mentioned the Beast in the bestseller “Russia Before the Second Coming,” published in 1993 by the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius. The demonic computer also drew sharp condemnation from seer Ioann (Veniamin Bereslavsky), founder of the “Center of the Mother of God,” and Maria Devi Christos (Maria Tsvigun), leader of the notorious “White Brotherhood.” American scholar of Russian religious movements Eugene Clay notes that the Beast-computer legend was used with equal ease in propaganda by American Protestants, Greek and Russian Orthodox, conservative European Catholics and new religious movements. Apparently, in every milieu the beliefs similarly “expressed anxiety over the state of the economy and deep mistrust of computer technologies, state surveillance, globalization and Europeanization.” On Russian soil, these beliefs soon seeded a movement against taxpayer identification numbers (INN), one of its more prominent figures being the well-known schema-hegumen Sergius, then spiritual father of the Sredneuralsk women’s monastery. In a sermon he foretold the advent of “electronic slavery by devil-like people who will be eternal inhabitants of hell. The inscription is the barcodes on products and things. Everyone has an INN, and it contains three sixes. The seal of the Antichrist will deprive a person of God’s grace. If you consent to the processing of personal data, all information about you is transmitted to the world computer located in Brussels. Its name is BEAST.” Typical Orthodox-fundamentalist agitation against “the Beast.” Source: Eesti Rahvaluule. Now schema-hegumen Sergius — too conservative even by Russian Orthodox Church standards — has been defrocked, placed on the federal list of terrorists and extremists, and is serving time in a penal colony. But the concepts he promoted, of course, have not disappeared. These ideas took root in Russian society amid post-Soviet economic turmoil and expectations of an apocalypse in 2000. As we know, nothing happened. That did not stop many intellectuals in these circles from heralding new doomsdays, pushing the date back year after year. During the Covid pandemic, such beliefs gained unprecedented traction worldwide, but Russia has long been at the vanguard of “electronic” conspiracism. The country rebelled against INNs, against new passports whose numbers supposedly add up to “666,” and against vaccinations that would somehow “chip” people. All these fears rest on the belief that the Antichrist will mark us, and we will cease to be people with baptismal names, becoming mere numbers in his vast electronic concentration camp. ‘The Beast’ becomes ‘Hitler’ Contemporary Russian conspiracists do not always lean on apocalyptic imagery borrowed from their American “colleagues.” Instead they may speak the language of pop culture — for example, jokingly dubbing the secret world government’s supercomputer “Computer-Hitler,” a figure lifted from a cult album by the thrash-metal band Korrozia Metalla. Or they call it “Rehoboam,” the name a similar computer bore in the series Westworld. The essence of these beliefs remains the same: evil forces will gather information about every individual into a single electronic system and gain unchallenged power over people by using probability theory to anticipate any possible action. Looking around, many readers may find these fears not entirely groundless. Governments of all stripes are seeking to limit cash in circulation. The global tech elite have long behaved as though they’ve read the grimmest conspiratorial blueprints and firmly resolved to implement them. Nor does it seem far-fetched that the governance of human society could, in our lifetimes, be handed to neural networks — whose diabolical nature is easy to recognize for anyone who has dealt with them even once. Does all this mean the fighters against the “digital concentration camp” were right about humanity’s future? There is a caveat. Sociologist Michael Barkun — with whose work we began — linked the explosive spread of beliefs in a totalizing system of digital control to the end of the Cold War. A special plan of the Antichrist for this world. Source: JungleJournalist blog. Although the US emerged victorious, in the eyes of Protestant fundamentalists the world paradoxically did not become safer. Fear of a communist threat from the East gave way to dread of a global, unified system governed from a single center — stripped of any hint of local identity and equally unfree for all. In conspiracist circles this system became known as the “New World Order.” From the vantage point of 2026, however, reality looks far less like a prelude to a globalist utopia than it did at the end of the second millennium. “Conspiracists are fighting — as if it were inevitable — the idea that our world is developing toward digital globalization, although there are many completely opposite theories: about humanity’s shift to techno-feudalism, techno-nationalism, and so on. It is quite possible we are moving toward global digital fragmentation,” Kuziner concludes. If both proponents and critics of these projects are right, we may be able to say with confidence that the Antichrist’s plans won’t come to pass. Instead of one digital concentration camp for all, we will get many small autonomous camps, divided by borders and implacably hostile to one another. Reader, take comfort.

The decline highlights the volatility of cryptocurrencies and underscores the impact of regulatory uncertainty on market stability and investor confidence. The post Bitcoin drops to $61,000, down 25% this month amid US regulatory uncertainty appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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A Charles Schwab strategist says Bitcoin isn't crashing because of Michael Saylor's sale, it's losing the momentum trade to gold, AI stocks, and IPOs.

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Can the valuation plummet below $50K in the short term?

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The U.S. Justice Department said a joint public-private operation disrupted more than 1.4 million accounts linked to Southeast Asian scam networks. The effort also helped freeze more than $3.8 million in cryptocurrency tied to funds stolen from Americans. DOJ Targets Southeast Asia Scam Networks, Freezing $3.8M in Stolen Crypto The U.S. Justice Department said it […]

Bitcoin's decline highlights its vulnerability to macroeconomic shifts, aligning it with high-risk assets and impacting future price expectations. The post Bitcoin drops 50% from all-time high amid market downturn appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in collaboration with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) has released a report on the establishment of a separate branch of the military in the US — Cyber Force. Experts estimate the initial budget for the agency will range from $10 billion to $11 billion. The document's authors, including former military officials, believe the new structure will achieve initial operational readiness within 12-18 months. The initiative gained momentum thanks to an amendment by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand to the defense budget law for the 2027 fiscal year. According to the report, the project will not require a significant allocation of new funds. Approximately $7.7 billion is already allocated in the Pentagon's budget for cyber operations, with an additional $2.8 billion earmarked for maintaining specialized personnel. The task of Cyber Force is to consolidate these resources, which are currently distributed between Cyber Command (CYBERCOM) and other branches of the armed forces. The proposed service will consist of 33,000 personnel, including 20,000 active-duty military members and up to 6,000 civilian specialists. The commission proposed a specific staffing model: the workforce will consist exclusively of officers and warrant officers. Experts believe the absence of enlisted personnel is optimal for a high-tech unit. The report considers two integration scenarios: incorporating Cyber Force into the Department of the Army (similar to the Space Force within the Air Force structure); creating an independent Department of Cyber Forces. The main argument for the reform is the current fragmentation of specialist training. At present, Cyber Command is forced to combine combat management with administrative functions. Cyber Force will take on the tasks of training and equipping troops, while the protection of local information networks will remain under the jurisdiction of existing units. Senior Fellow at FDD Mark Montgomery emphasized that the creation of Cyber Force is inevitable and urged the approval of the service model before a major crisis occurs. In May, the Pentagon signed agreements with Nvidia, Microsoft, Reflection, and Amazon Web Services to apply advanced AI tools in classified military environments.

US defense startup Mach Industries has raised $300 million in a Series C funding round, valuing the company at $1.8 billion. The funds will be used to fulfill existing government contracts, expand the workforce, develop products, and establish production networks. The round was led by Infinite Capital and Ribbit Capital.

SimpleSwap is a self-custodial multi-source swap aggregator that pulls liquidity from well-known CEX and DEX sources under the hood. It is designed for direct wallet-to-wallet exchanges. Rather than holding your assets on a platform balance, the service lets you choose a crypto pair, enter a receiving wallet address, send the deposit, and receive the output […]

Coinbase's move democratizes access to private market investments, potentially reshaping how retail investors engage with pre-IPO opportunities. The post Coinbase launches SpaceX perps futures for traders outside the US appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

TSMC's confidence amid Intel's packaging advances highlights a competitive landscape that could reshape semiconductor industry dynamics. The post TSMC co-COO says company is unafraid of Intel’s packaging technology challenge appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

TSMC's strategy fosters long-term client loyalty, stabilizes tech ecosystems, and challenges competitors by maintaining moderate pricing. The post TSMC prioritizes sustainable growth, avoids aggressive price hikes despite soaring AI chip demand appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Crypto's reputation in Washington shifts from hype to a serious industry amid evolving trading technologies. The post Ron Hammond: Automated trading is becoming user-friendly, the Agent Payments Protocol revolutionizes transactions, and crypto’s perception in DC has matured | Bankless appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Dutch company QuiX Quantum has installed the first Feed-Forward Control Unit (FFCU) system designed to manage a photonic quantum computer. The FFCU is part of an automatic navigation mechanism that predicts future errors and adjusts the control signal in advance, without waiting for them to occur. Unlike feedback systems, this solution acts proactively. In this case, the system receives signals from single-photon detectors and converts the measurement results into commands for photonic integrated circuits. This logic is crucial for measurement-based quantum computing. In this architecture, calculations proceed through a sequence where the result of one operation can determine subsequent steps. According to representatives of QuiX Quantum, the FFCU is part of the overall stack of the photonic quantum system, alongside photon generation, multiplexing, state preparation, measurement, and control of the photonic assembly. The current system uses two FPGA modules connected by a high-speed, low-latency bus. The stated features include 32 inputs, 32 outputs, and a delay of about 150 ns between the detector input signal and the settled output voltage. Andrew Roos, Vice President of Research and Development at QuiX Quantum, stated that a fast FFCU mechanism is necessary for universal photonic quantum computing, as the system must detect a signal, make a decision, and reconfigure the optical path in real-time within a very short period. QuiX Quantum CEO Stefan Hengsbach described the FFCU as a step towards creating a complete system stack that should not only generate and measure photons but also control them in real-time. The company did not disclose the installation location or the customer. In May, scientists from ETH Zurich developed a method for creating mathematically flawless randomness. The technology addresses the vulnerability of digital systems and cryptography.

XRPL builder Mr. Cauliman rejects XRP price predictions, saying his focus on House of Cauliman projects shows long-term conviction.

Arthur Hayes has sold his HYPE and NEAR positions just weeks after making bullish comments about both tokens.

Despite the massive collapse, some popular X commentators still believe in PI's potential.

Glassnode has highlighted how the latest Bitcoin crash triggered a $1.35 billion capitulation event, with long-term holders contributing the majority. Bitcoin Realized Loss Has Witnessed A Spike Recently In its latest weekly report, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has discussed about the loss-taking panic that has accompanied the latest drawdown in the Bitcoin price. The indicator […]

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SpaceX's IPO could redefine market norms, influencing future IPO strategies and normalizing Bitcoin holdings for pre-IPO companies. The post JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon to discuss SpaceX IPO with clients this week appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Tesla's unsupervised robotaxi rollout in Austin could redefine its business model, shifting focus from car sales to a lucrative service platform. The post Tesla rolls out unsupervised robotaxis across entire Austin metro area appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin’s selling pressure intensifies after the asset slid below the critical $65,000 level, sparking fear among traders as analyst spots the next support level at around $50,000.

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TLDR: Strategy sold 32 BTC as its mNAV ratio fell below 1.0x, signaling growing dividend pressure. STRC preferred stock requires fixed dividends, forcing Strategy to raise capital, pause, or sell BTC. Bitcoin ETFs recorded 11 straight days of outflows totaling $3.5B, deepening market-wide pressure. If mNAV stays below 1.0x for four weeks, analysts warn the [...] The post Strategy’s 32 BTC Sale Signals Dividend Crisis Risk appeared first on Blockonomi.

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Coinbase has launched a pre-IPO perpetual futures product with up to 5x leverage, debuting the new offering with a SpaceX-linked contract ahead of the aerospace company’s expected public listing at a reported $1.8 trillion valuation. According to Coinbase, the new…

TLDR: Bitmine Immersion Technologies is offering 3,000,000 shares of 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock to the public. Dividends accumulate at 9.50% per annum on a $100 stated amount, paid weekly and exclusively in cash when declared. Redemption pricing starts at 110% within 18 months and steps down to par value after three years from [...] The post Bitmine Immersion Technologies Launches 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock Offering appeared first on Blockonomi.

Lululemon (LULU) reports Q1 earnings today with analysts expecting 35% EPS decline. Stock down 39% YTD. Wall Street maintains cautious Hold rating. The post Lululemon (LULU) Stock Earnings Preview: Analysts Brace for Sharp Profit Decline appeared first on Blockonomi.

Hyperliquid price has retreated from its record high after BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes liquidated his entire HYPE holdings, triggering profit-taking across the market and raising questions about whether key support levels can withstand mounting selling pressure. According to data from…

Despite the dip, large investors are as active as ever.

PayPay agrees to acquire 70.2% of T&D Financial Life Insurance for $839M in cash. T&D Holdings stock drops 2.51%. Deal expected to close in October 2027. The post PayPay Strikes $839M Deal to Take Control of T&D Financial Life Insurance appeared first on Blockonomi.

Oil prices declined Thursday after Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal, while U.S. crude inventories dropped 8M barrels. Analysis of current oil market dynamics. The post Crude Markets Retreat Following Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Agreement appeared first on Blockonomi.

TSMC's strategic focus on autonomous driving and robotics could redefine semiconductor demand, potentially driving a new era of tech growth. The post TSMC CEO sees strong growth in autonomous driving and robotics as chip demand expands appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Circle's AI integration boosts operational efficiency and innovation, empowering non-tech staff and enhancing its competitive edge in fintech. The post Circle hits 90% employee adoption of AI coding tools, now running 900 internal AI apps appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

TLDR; DOGE trades at $0.089 with a $15.14B market cap and over $1.29B in daily trading volume as of June 4. SHIB’s Shibarium is set to receive a Fully Homomorphic Encryption upgrade from Zama by June 30, 2026. House of Doge launched the Such app beta on May 25, marking DOGE’s clearest move toward merchant [...] The post Shiba Inu vs Dogecoin: Who Leads the Memecoin Race in 2026? appeared first on Blockonomi.

Midnite will become Wolverhampton Wanderers’ front-of-shirt sponsor for the 2026/27 season, the club’s 150th, in a deal that shows British football’s gambling-sponsorship money is expected to flow down the pyramid as the Premier League’s voluntary front-of-shirt betting ban takes hold. Gambling Money Flows to the Second Division UK sportsbook and online casino Midnite has agreed […]

Costco (COST) stock gained in pre-market trading following May sales of $24.01B, up 14.5% YoY. Analysts maintain Moderate Buy rating with $1,104.95 target. The post Costco (COST) Stock Climbs After Reporting $24B in May Sales, Up 14.5% Year-Over-Year appeared first on Blockonomi.

US dollar maintained two-month highs as Gulf tensions mounted. Bitcoin fell to $63,119 and Ether reached 4-month lows as investors fled risk assets. The post US Dollar Strengthens to Two-Month Peak Amid Middle East Turmoil and Crypto Selloff appeared first on Blockonomi.

TLDR: Tokenized stocks recorded $5.5B in volume across 2.8M trades and 180,000 wallets through May 2026. Trades below $500 made up 64% of all transactions but represented only 5% of total trading volume. AI-linked equities accounted for 35–40% of recent volume, with NVIDIA leading overall exposure onchain. BNB Chain drove over 75% of total volume [...] The post Tokenized Stocks Show $5.5B in Volume as Retail Participation Grows on Onchain Markets appeared first on Blockonomi.

Strategy's sale of 32 BTC in May sparked one of the most contentious debates around Polymarket's resolution criteria.

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TSMC's cautious approach to High-NA EUV highlights the financial and strategic challenges in adopting cutting-edge semiconductor technologies. The post TSMC CEO outlines efforts to enhance cost-effectiveness of High-NA EUV appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The ceasefire's success could stabilize regional tensions, influencing global markets and potentially boosting investor confidence in risk assets. The post Israel and Lebanon agree to ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah halt, and crypto markets are watching appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

TLDR: Zcash block explorers showed no new blocks for over four hours on June 3, 2026, alarming traders. Helius CEO Mert Mumtaz confirmed the Zcash mainnet stayed operational despite explorer error data. ZODL CEO Josh Swihart linked the confusion to block explorers not updating nodes post-upgrade. The Orchard pool vulnerability, patched on June 1, triggered [...] The post Zcash Block Explorers Go Dark for Hours After Orchard Pool Upgrade appeared first on Blockonomi.

Bitcoin closed May near $70,600 after losing roughly 8% to 10% during a month dominated by rising inflation, higher Treasury yields, and escalating geopolitical uncertainty, according to a market report from Finestel. According to Finestel’s May market report shared with…

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The House of Lords, the upper chamber of the UK parliament, has urged financial regulators to reconsider some of their controversial stablecoin proposals, warning that the country risks falling behind global leaders if regulation is not done right. Related Reading: BNB Chain Ecosystem Sees Major Institutional Week With US ETF Debut, Asset Manager Bet House […]

Universal Music Group (UMG) stock plummeted 7.6% after Bill Ackman's Pershing Square sold its entire $1.5B position, realizing $600M profit. The post Universal Music Group (UMG) Stock Plunges 8% as Pershing Square Dumps Entire Position appeared first on Blockonomi.

Bitcoin trades near $62K as Charles Edwards says a 28% quantum discount reflects market fears over slow post-quantum planning.

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Some of the biggest losers today include NEAR, TON, and ADA.

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Uber (UBER) invests nearly $500M in Nuro for 35,000 robotaxis using Lucid Gravity SUVs, with milestone-based funding tied to autonomous deployment. The post Uber (UBER) Pours Nearly $500M Into Nuro for Massive Robotaxi Expansion appeared first on Blockonomi.

The won's decline may exacerbate market instability, impacting investor confidence and increasing volatility in South Korea's crypto markets. The post South Korea government vows to curb excessive volatility as won weakens to 17-year low appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Liftoff's IPO success highlights a shift in tech IPO dynamics, emphasizing the need for realistic valuations amid competitive adtech markets. The post Liftoff Mobile raises $437M in revived US IPO, pricing above marketed range appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Alphabet (GOOGL) stock declined 0.76% after completing an $84.75B equity raise for AI infrastructure, with Berkshire Hathaway anchoring $10B of the deal. The post Alphabet (GOOGL) Shares Dip Following Record-Breaking $84.75B AI Funding Round appeared first on Blockonomi.

Solana price has dropped more than 27% over the past month and nearly 74% from its 2025 peak, with fresh ETF outflows and a crypto market rout sending the token to a 52-week low. According to data from crypto.news, Solana…

Wyoming issues executive order to manage AI data center growth with focus on power costs, water usage, environmental impact, and workforce development. The post Wyoming Launches Executive Order to Regulate AI Data Center Expansion appeared first on Blockonomi.

CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock dropped 9% after hours despite beating Q1 earnings and announcing a 4-for-1 stock split. Analysts raise price targets. The post CrowdStrike (CRWD) Shares Tumble 9% Despite Strong Earnings and Stock Split Announcement appeared first on Blockonomi.

Shinhan Financial Group moves to join Canton Network governance as it seeks to expand Korean tokenized financial products overseas.

Israel’s latest voluntary disclosure program is drawing little participation from crypto holders, with new data showing that only a small share of undeclared digital‑asset wealth is being reported. Broad Underperformance Across All Assets Israel’s push to surface undeclared cryptocurrency holdings is falling far short of expectations, with new data showing that taxpayers are largely avoiding […]

Goldman Sachs in Major Blockchain Push Big banks are moving fast into digital assets. Goldman Sachs has joined hands with Apex Group and Archax to create a new tokenized real estate fund. This move brings traditional finance and blockchain together […] The post Goldman Sachs Launches Tokenized Real Estate Fund in Major Blockchain Push appeared first on Blockmanity.

Goldman Sachs has joined a group of financial and digital asset firms that have launched a tokenized real estate fund, adding another institutional-backed project to a market that has gained momentum across property investing. According to a Thursday announcement, Goldman…

The Hanoi police have initiated testing of AI-powered drones for traffic monitoring and control, developed by Vietnamese companies MiSmart JSC and Gtel Robot JSC. The drones transmit real-time video to the command center and officers' mobile devices. They operate at an altitude of 50 meters with a flight corridor of 20 meters.

AI-driven regulation of synthetic DNA could reshape biotech markets, favoring larger firms and biosecurity tech, while challenging decentralized science. The post OpenAI and Anthropic urge Congress to regulate synthetic DNA sales as AI lowers bioweapon barriers appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

TSMC's expansions in Japan and Germany highlight a strategic shift towards regional semiconductor production, reducing reliance on Taiwan. The post TSMC CEO announces capacity expansions in Japan and Germany to meet growing chip demand appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Quantinuum's IPO success highlights growing investor confidence in quantum computing, potentially accelerating industry innovation and competition. The post Quantinuum raises $1.68B in IPO, putting quantum computing’s commercial future to the test appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

PI crashed 10% this week. Will the key support hold? PI Network (PI) Price Predictions: Analysis Key support levels: $0.13, $0.10 Key resistance levels: $0.16, $0.20 Market Crash Sends PI to Key Support This week, PI set a new record low after crashing by 10%. This has driven the price to the $0.13 key support […]

Charles Edwards warns a 28% quantum discount is suppressing Bitcoin price discovery due to developer inertia.

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Leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Microsoft AI have signed an open letter calling for mandatory legislative checks on clients and orders from synthetic DNA and RNA suppliers, according to WIRED. The publication reports that the appeal was supported by Sam Altman (OpenAI), Dario Amodei (Anthropic), Demis Hassabis (Google DeepMind), and Mustafa Suleyman (Microsoft AI). The agreement also includes scientists, national security experts, and representatives from the gene synthesis industry. The initiative's authors proposed that suppliers be required to screen orders for synthetic nucleic acids and maintain records of such transactions. The letter specifically emphasizes the need for client identity verification and equipment control. The appeal notes that the rapid development of AI reduces "knowledge barriers," potentially allowing malicious actors to use neural networks to design dangerous pathogens and toxins, bypassing previous restrictions. Order screening is described as one of the most effective and "least burdensome" ways to mitigate biological threats. WIRED highlighted that some companies, such as Twist Bioscience, voluntarily conduct such checks as part of an industry consortium, yet no unified federal regulations exist in the US. Earlier, a bipartisan bill was introduced in the Senate to require all gene synthesis providers in the country to screen their counterparts for ties to terrorist organizations or attempts to recreate dangerous viruses. In June 2025, one of the largest medical charities, Wellcome Trust, allocated £10 million to launch the world's first project to create parts or even entire DNA from scratch.

Arthur Hayes sold HYPE and NEAR after a $100K bet, citing energy prices, AI IPOs and political risk as markets near a possible top.

AI is set to boost productivity and economic growth, dispelling fears of widespread job loss. The post David Solomon: AI will enhance productivity without causing job loss, the importance of human interaction in finance, and the evolving landscape of entry-level jobs | Odd Lots appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

AI's dual nature challenges ethical boundaries while offering tools to synthesize wisdom for global peace. The post Jamie Metzl: AI’s ethical challenges in rule-making, its potential to extract universal principles, and the necessity of human collaboration | Jordan Harbinger appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

XRP might lose the historic threshold way sooner than anticipated.

WISeKey (WKEY) stock falls as WISeSat files amended SEC forms for Nasdaq listing under WSAT ticker through SPAC combination with Columbus Acquisition. The post WISeKey (WKEY) Shares Drop as WISeSat Progresses Toward Nasdaq Launch Under WSAT Symbol appeared first on Blockonomi.

XRP is down 9% on the weekly chart! Can the support at $1 stop the downtrend? Ripple (XRP) Price Predictions: Analysis Key support levels: $1 Key resistance levels: $1.4, $1.6, $2 Downtrend Resumes After three months of XRP moving sideways to form a large pennant, the price finally fell below it. With this latest drop, […]

The mixed-party general election could reshape California's political landscape, influencing future bipartisan strategies and voter dynamics. The post Katie Porter out of California governor race, Becerra advances appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Many traders expect Bitcoin to stage a short-term relief bounce toward $70,000, but the broader technical setup remains bearish for BTC.

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Bitcoin is trading above $65,000 after a 12% breakdown over two days that erased weeks of recovery progress and forced a reassessment of the market’s structural integrity. The speed of the decline was alarming — but XWIN Research Japan has published an on-chain analysis that looks beneath the price action and identifies signals that complicate […]

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The potential resolution of US-Iran tensions could stabilize global oil markets, impacting energy prices and indirectly influencing crypto volatility. The post Trump says Iran negotiations progressing well, flags potential weekend updates appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Quantinuum's IPO success signals growing investor confidence in quantum computing, potentially accelerating innovation and market expansion. The post Quantinuum raises $1.68B in upsized IPO, lands $15.6B valuation as quantum computing goes public appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Broadcom (AVGO) shares fell 6.1% after earnings despite beating estimates with $22.19B revenue and 143% AI growth. Q3 guidance disappointed Wall Street. The post Why Broadcom (AVGO) Stock Dropped 6% Despite Crushing Earnings and AI Revenue Surge appeared first on Blockonomi.

The ceasefire's success could stabilize regional tensions, impacting crypto markets and potentially altering Lebanon's economic reliance on stablecoins. The post Israel and Lebanon agree to ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah withdrawal from South Litani appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Rising geopolitical tensions and oil prices could hinder economic growth, complicate monetary policy, and challenge crypto market stability. The post Wall Street pulls back from record highs as Middle East tensions rise and crude prices climb appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

XRP trades near $1.18 after a 5.56% drop as whale selling, ETF outflows and weak technical signals put $1.10 and $0.84 in focus for traders.