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According to the Glassnode Market Update, Bitcoin has recently fallen from about $74,000 to below $60,000. The decline is not only driven by ongoing outflows from spot ETFs, but also by a clear slowdown in buy orders for corporate digital asset treasuries (DAT). Analysts said that although the related companies as a whole still remain net buyers, their daily purchase size has dropped from multiple times exceeding $500 million earlier this spring to an extremely low level this month, weakening marginal market demand. The report said that since mid-May, cumulative net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs have exceeded $5.72 billion; on Wednesday, 11 funds saw a single-day net outflow of $213.85 million. (CoinDesk)

Wu Shuo learned that, according to SoSoValue data, yesterday (Eastern Time June 4) Ethereum spot ETFs had a total net inflow of $19.3019 million, marking the first net inflow after 17 days of net outflows. Bitcoin spot ETFs had a total net inflow of $3.0468 million, marking the first net inflow after 13 days of net outflows. HYPE spot ETFs had a total net inflow of $12.1494 million. SOL spot ETFs had a total net outflow of $278.5k. XRP spot ETFs had a total net inflow of $3.8344 million.

CryptoWorld News reports that Revolut plans to launch banking services in the United States in 2026, offering FDIC-insured accounts, stablecoins, multi-currency deposits, and cryptocurrency trading features.

Kruger states that cryptocurrencies as an asset class have essentially failed after long-term growth and blockchain applications, with most tokens struggling to create lasting value, only stablecoins, tokenization, and prediction markets remaining attractive. Bitcoin is about $67,000, nearly 50% below its 2025 peak, with approximately 15–25% of BTC investors in unrealized losses. Some tokens lack practicality and effective value capture, with founders frequently selling off. Nevertheless, blockchain continues to thrive, with stablecoin supply around $322 billion, and prediction markets trading approximately $6 billion this year.

Mars Finance News, on June 2nd, OpenSea's Product Marketing Director Zack Brenner revealed that OpenSea will launch perpetual contract (Perps) trading functionality, planned to be supported by Hyperliquid.

ME News report — June 2nd (UTC+8): Vitalik posted on the X platform stating that it is worth considering and trying to build index-tracking assets based on options rather than debt—i.e., using options as the foundation for DeFi rather than CDPs and liquidation mechanisms. This design can avoid extreme price fluctuations causing severe and global liquidation effects, allowing exposure to the index to deviate from the preferred exposure in a smoother, second-order manner. Its key advantage is that it does not require an instant oracle and can run based on a slow oracle, which predicts the type of oracle used by the market. The design has a clear disadvantage, namely the need for periodic rebalancing, and it still remains to be clarified whether, and how, rebalancing can have sufficient slippage resistance. Vitalik added that, compared with relying on oracle mechanisms that must provide answers in real time and could be induced to give incorrect real-time answers without any time for human intervention to correct them, he believes that holding the assets placed in such mechanisms…

ME News reports that STMicroelectronics has issued price adjustment notices to customers, and some products will increase in price starting June 28, 2026. This is the second upward adjustment this year following a price increase in March. Previously, international power semiconductor giants such as Infineon and Texas Instruments also raised prices in turn, and among domestic MCU manufacturers, Microchip Semiconductor and Nationz Technologies have also gradually increased their prices.

AIMPACT states that Nous Research has open-sourced the long-context pretraining mechanism Lighthouse Attention. Processing 512K tokens on a single B200 card is approximately 17 times faster, and at 98K tokens, end-to-end speed is increased by 1.4 to 1.7 times. This mechanism first performs coarse screening followed by fine calculation, filtering out core segments through multi-level summaries and concatenating them into short texts, which are then processed by FlashAttention; the filtering logic is outside the core, eliminating the need for low-level code and additional training objectives. To prevent the model from losing the ability to read word-by-word due to jumping reading, during training, most of the process is completed in accelerated mode, with a brief switch back to full attention at the end. In experiments with 530 million parameters and 50 billion tokens, the time consumption was significantly reduced, and the final performance was comparable to or even surpassing traditional baselines.

CryptoWorld News: Federal Reserve's Williams states that higher productivity can increase real interest rates.

BlockBeats News. On May 29, Federal Reserve official Schmid said it may be necessary to consider how to make monetary policy more restrictive. (Jin10)

The Trump family AI infrastructure project WorldClaw and VergeX AI announce a strategic partnership to jointly promote AI-native trading infrastructure and the Agentic Trading market. VergeX will integrate WorldClaw's AI access layer into the Harness-driven autonomous multi-agent trading system, covering markets such as cryptocurrencies, US stocks, forex, and commodities, enhancing scalability and cost efficiency, lowering the barrier to professional-grade intelligent agents, and advancing the upgrade of autonomous financial infrastructure.

AIMPACT reports that Tesla disclosed details during Robotaxi testing: remote operators drove vehicles at low speeds to hit metal fences and construction barriers. No serious injuries occurred, and Tesla has improved related systems and processes, stating that remote operation is used to simulate various scenarios. The incident has raised public concerns about the safety of driverless taxis, and safety issues will be subject to strict scrutiny.