
1. Popular Coins on CEX
Top 10 trading volumes on CEX and 24-hour price changes:
- BTC: +1.64%
- ETH: -0.34%
- SOL: -0.12%
- XRP: -0.22%
- BNB: +0.17%
- ZEC: -28.62%
- WLD: +5.79%
- DOGE: -0.76%
- NEAR: -16.12%
- SUI: -4.25%
24-hour price increase leaderboard (data source: OKX):
- DEGEN: +28.66%
- MEME: +16.16%
- MON: +12.80%
- AERGO: +8.96%
- ROBO: +10.01%
- HMSTR: +9.48%
- VELO: +7.57%
- AI: +5.70%
- WLD: +6.05%
- OMI: +5.38%
24-hour stock price increase leaderboard (data source: msx.com):
- MRLN: +37.55%
- MNTS: +23.17%
- RDW: +14.66%
- AAOX: +13.38%
- SOXS: +12.42%
- LPTH: +12.29%
- UMAC: +10.15%
- SIDU: +9.56%
- DXYZ: +9.28%
- RXRX: +9.22%
2. On-chain Popular Meme Top 5 (data source: GMGN):
- Three
- Bountywork
- HUNTER
- AHS
- Magpie
Headlines
Fidelity lowers minimum account requirement for SpaceX IPO from $500,000 to $2,000
Fidelity has lowered the minimum account requirement for the SpaceX IPO from a maximum of $500,000 to $2,000.
Japan may have sold overseas securities to fund foreign exchange intervention
Japan's holdings of overseas securities decreased significantly in May, indicating that the Japanese government may have utilized overseas assets, including U.S. Treasury bonds, to fund its record-setting monetary market intervention over the past month. According to foreign exchange reserve data released by the Japanese Ministry of Finance on Friday, Japan's holdings of overseas securities fell by $75.6 billion compared to April.
As of the end of May, Japan's total foreign exchange reserves dropped to $1.09 trillion. The foreign currency deposits, which could also serve as a potential source of intervention funding, remained essentially unchanged at $162 billion. It has been confirmed that Japan's interventions in the foreign exchange market during the month ending May 28 amounted to a record high of 11.73 trillion yen (approximately $7.34 billion).
Sources: SpaceX sets IPO price at $135
According to informed sources, SpaceX (SPCX.O) has informed the banks responsible for its $75 billion IPO that it has determined to set an issuance price of $135 per share, which was disclosed on Wednesday in its revised IPO documents. This decision indicates Musk's intention to lead the largest IPO in history according to his vision, breaking conventional wisdom on Wall Street, although insiders emphasize that this decision could still change before the official market listing. SpaceX launched its IPO roadshow on Thursday. During the roadshow, the issuer and its underwriting banks typically gather investor feedback and hold a meeting the day before the stock officially begins trading to finalize the IPO issue price. Three informed sources described the market demand for SpaceX shares as "extremely thirsty." SpaceX is expected to officially list on June 12.
Anthropic calls for a global pause on frontier AI research
Anthropic has called on leading AI labs to consider slowing down their research efforts and stated that the rapid evolution of AI systems could soon allow for self-improvement without human intervention, a capability that could pose significant societal risks. Internal data disclosed by Anthropic shows that the performance of its most advanced models is rapidly improving, and that AI model advancements seem to be heading towards "recursive self-improvement," meaning AI systems could autonomously optimize themselves without human intervention. Anthropic stated that if the global community could agree to slow down or temporarily halt frontier AI research, enabling social structures and related research to keep pace with technological advancements, it would benefit the world. Anthropic proposed reaching a global agreement to clarify how to slow down AI research and establish mechanisms to verify whether competitors comply with the agreement.
Industry News
Grayscale HYPG ETF launched, U.S. HYPE spot ETF sees $12.1494 million net inflow in one day
On June 4, Eastern Time, Grayscale Hyperliquid Staking ETF (code HYPG) officially launched on Nasdaq. Currently, the total number of U.S. HYPE spot ETFs has reached three.
According to SoSoValue data, yesterday (June 4, Eastern Time), the total net inflow of the HYPE spot ETF was $12.1494 million. Among them, the first complete trading day after the HYPG launch saw a net inflow of $4.6973 million, bringing the total historical net inflow to $4.6973 million. The highest single-day net inflow was for the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP), which had a single-day net inflow of $7.4521 million, with total historical net inflow reaching $90.4123 million.
As of the time of publication, the total net asset value of the HYPE spot ETF was $186 million, with a net asset ratio of 1.24%, and a total historical net inflow of $152 million.
Nvidia cuts next-gen rack memory configuration causing memory stocks to plummet? SemiAnalysis founder clarifies: it's too sensational
Last night, according to market news, SemiAnalysis' latest research report pointed out that "Nvidia's next-gen AI server cluster Rubin NVL72 made significant adjustments to its memory configuration, reducing the single-cabinet capacity from the originally planned 55TB to 28TB, a shrink of approximately 50%, and using a reduced version of the 96GB SOCAMM memory module instead of the previous 192GB high-spec module." As a result of this news, memory concept stocks including Micron and SK Hynix were pressured down.
In response, SemiAnalysis founder and CEO Dylan Patel (@dylan522p) stated, "I like how people miss most of the notes when sharing our statements. Our original report did not use such clickbait titles."
Project News
Computing capacity plans to increase 10-fold, Jane Street plans to build new data center
As computing resources become increasingly scarce, Jane Street plans to build its own data center to accommodate operational expansion needs. The company is in preliminary negotiations with multiple companies in the technology, crypto, and finance sectors, with the specific capacity and location of the new facility yet to be determined.
Jane Street currently obtains computing power through its Dallas data center and cloud service providers such as CoreWeave, seeking to increase computing capacity tenfold from the tens of thousands of GPUs currently running to hundreds of thousands. The new facility will be used to train internal AI models to predict asset prices. Jane Street's co-technical director stated that innovation and experimentation are limited by available computing power, and the company is seeking additional computing power to support longer-term risk position trading.
Zcash fixes infinite issuance bug for ZEC, unable to verify if it was exploited due to privacy pool characteristics
Taylor Hornby discovered a critical forgery bug in Zcash's Orchard fund pool on May 29, 2026. Taylor Hornby reported the bug to the Zcash Open Development Lab, and various parties collaborated to complete the fix on June 2. The bug could have been exploited to secretly create an unlimited number of forged ZEC within Zcash Orchard. Due to Orchard's privacy characteristics, it is impossible to cryptographically prove whether the bug had been exploited before the fix.
The bug had existed since the activation of Orchard in May 2022, until an emergency fix was deployed on June 1, 2026. Taylor Hornby used AI tools to write a complete exploit program and generated unlimited undetectable forged ZEC in a local testing environment. Currently, Shielded Labs is collaborating with other Zcash developers to explore network upgrade proposals to allow anyone to verify the integrity of Zcash's supply.
Ether.fi allocates $100 million to Plume RWA treasury, opens revenue entry for real assets
Plume has partnered with the Ethereum liquid staking protocol ether.fi to launch a new RWA revenue treasury, providing ether.fi users with opportunities for tokenized real-world asset returns.
Plume stated that ether.fi has exclusively allocated $100 million to this treasury, sourced from its liquidity provider base as well as managed capital from existing revenue products such as liquid ETH, liquid USD, and liquid BTC. The responsible person from ether.fi stated that there is strong market demand for income products with institutional-level risk control and lower DeFi exposure.
Investment and Financing
Regulatory Trends
U.S. House Committee preparing legislation to establish cryptocurrency tax system
The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is preparing legislation to build a cryptocurrency tax structure, which could be released as early as Friday, followed by a hearing early next week. Committee Chairman Jason Smith is prioritizing the formulation of a digital asset tax framework, with the Treasury Department also involved in this process.
The committee is expected to release seven bills regarding when to tax tokens obtained through mining or staking, exempt certain stablecoin transactions from capital gains tax, equate the tax treatment of digital assets with securities (including charitable donations), allow foreign investors to trade U.S. securities without being taxed as domestic businesses, and expand wash sale rules to digital assets.
Voices from Figures
CME CEO: Very concerned about U.S. regulatory approval of crypto perpetual contracts
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group CEO Terry Duffy expressed significant concerns about the recently approved perpetual contracts by U.S. regulators. Terry Duffy stated that perpetual contracts are nearly useless for institutional investors and expose retail investors to excessive risks. He completely disagrees with the CFTC's decision to approve the first batch of crypto perpetual contracts after a rapid review and stated that he has called the CFTC chairman to express his concerns.
Terry Duffy warned that perpetual contracts and prediction markets are inciting a speculative frenzy among retail investors, which could lead to an impending disaster. The first batch of perpetual contracts approved by the CFTC was listed by Kalshi, and multiple U.S. exchanges are also discussing launching their perpetual contracts.
OCC Director: Only political pressure on World Liberty Bank license application comes from Democrats
The U.S. House Financial Services Committee held a hearing today for banking regulatory agencies, focusing on stablecoin rules and the banking license application of the crypto firm World Liberty Financial related to the U.S. President.
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould stated during the hearing that the only political pressure felt by his agency regarding the decision on whether to grant a bank license to World Liberty Financial came from Democrats and rejected accusations of taking directives from the President. Furthermore, FDIC Chairman Travis Hill indicated that a proposal for rules requiring customer identification procedures for stablecoin issuers will be raised soon.
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