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SAHARA Token Plummets 64% on June 9 as Contract Liquidations Cascade

According to Sahara AI, the recent SAHARA token price crash on June 9 was triggered by a cascade of contract liquidations, not team or market maker selling. The token plunged 64% in 5.5 minutes as liquidations reached a peak of $992,000 per second, with $60 million in contract orders processed within 30 minutes. The sharp contract price decline widened the discount versus spot price, pulling spot prices lower in turn. Sahara AI confirmed that team and investor holdings were not sold or transferr
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GateNews·06-11 04:21
SAHARA Token Plummets 64% on June 9 as Contract Liquidations Cascade

Hedgeye applies for an HBIT ETF: trading options manage downside risk for Bitcoin

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas revealed on June 11 on X that the investment research firm Hedgeye has submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a “hedged Bitcoin ETF” code-named $HBIT . According to the post, HBIT’s design strategy is to invest in Bitcoin ETFs, and then manage downside risk and generate returns through trading call options. Hedgeye HBIT ETF Application Information (Source: Eric Balchunas post) Based on Balchunas’s X post and Se
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MarketWhisper·06-11 01:55
Hedgeye applies for an HBIT ETF: trading options manage downside risk for Bitcoin

Brian Armstrong: Coinbase’s first US sustainable futures approval, with half of trading volume coming from Americans using VPNs

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced on X on June 11 that Coinbase has been approved to offer global cryptocurrency perpetual contracts to users in the United States. In the same post, Armstrong estimated that about half of the global trading volume in perpetual futures comes from U.S. users using offshore platforms via VPN, and called it an “open secret in the industry.” Coinbase Gets Approved for Perpetuals: Armstrong Confirms Its U.S. Market Position According to what Armstrong confirmed in
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MarketWhisper·06-11 01:38
Brian Armstrong: Coinbase’s first US sustainable futures approval, with half of trading volume coming from Americans using VPNs

Gate Daily Report (June 11): Raydium’s automated market maker program was attacked; Tom Lee says Ethereum’s supply is contracting

Bitcoin (BTC) sees a slight rebound in the short term, temporarily around $62,180 as of June 11. Raydium said it has disabled an AMM program that was attacked, and the full loss of $1.34 million will be covered by the treasury. BitMine Chairman Tom Lee said that Ethereum (ETH) supply is contracting, and BitMine may not need to hold more than 5% of the supply. Macro Events & Crypto Hotspots 1、According to a report by The Block, Solana ecosystem decentralized exchange Raydium said a vulnerability
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MarketWhisper·06-11 01:34
Gate Daily Report (June 11): Raydium’s automated market maker program was attacked; Tom Lee says Ethereum’s supply is contracting