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Traditional finance and crypto-native capital are betting at the same time. Range’s move to play the compliant card is truly impressive—both Circle and the Solana Foundation are using its platform. The infrastructure war in the stablecoin track is about to escalate.
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Stablecoin compliance startup Range announces completion of a $8.3 million oversubscribed Series A funding round, bringing its total funding to $11 million.
This round was jointly supported by traditional fintech fund TX Ventures from Switzerland and SixThirty from the United States, as well as crypto-native venture capital firms Maven 11 Capital and Onigiri Capital.
Range provides a unified platform for companies operating both stablecoin and fiat currency businesses, with clients including Circle, Solana Foundation, Stellar, Squads, and Jupiter. (TheBlock)
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CME's recent moves are quite interesting; they claim to protect investors, but in reality, aren't they worried about Kalshi stealing their business? Traditional finance's anxiety about the crypto market can't be hidden anymore.
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According to Crypto World, CME Group has announced that it will sue the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) because the CFTC approved Kalshi’s bitcoin perpetual futures. CME believes that the approved perpetual futures should be regulated as swaps under the relevant laws. CME CEO Terry Duffy said the purpose of the lawsuit is to protect investors, but critics believe it reflects traditional finance’s resistance to competition from the ever-growing crypto market. Duffy pointed out that perpetual futures are different from traditional futures contracts: they have no expiration date, which allows traders to hold positions indefinitely. He warned that perpetual futures entering the U.S. market could bring new risks to retail investors.
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15 years of 210 MW long-term lock-in + 1.59 billion in financing for expansion, Applied Digital's AI data center narrative is indeed strong, and North Dakota's cheap electricity is the key advantage.
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Applied Digital's subsidiary plans to issue $1.59 billion in senior secured bonds due in 2031 through a private placement, with the proceeds to be used for constructing the fourth AI data center at the Ellendale campus in North Dakota (ELN-04), adding 150 MW of IT load capacity, and repaying part of bridge loans and related expenses. Previously, Applied Digital announced a 15-year, 210 MW data center leasing agreement with a U.S. investment-grade ultra-large cloud service provider.
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ETF funds are experiencing a major withdrawal, with a net outflow of $91.4 million.
Market short-term sentiment has clearly cooled down; let's see if it can stabilize in the next few days.
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CryptoWorld news reports that, according to early monitoring by a, there was a large outflow of funds from the U.S. spot BTC ETF market yesterday, with net outflows reaching $91.4 million. Of this, the largest outflow came from IBIT, with a single-day net outflow of $233 million; followed by BTCO, with a net outflow of $0.
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A $500 million hotel just finished construction, and it's about to explode; I can't believe this business logic.
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British media: Trump cannot force Iran to make concessions, turns to blame Gulf allies
Two years ago, the Trump family invested $500 million in Oman to build luxury hotels and resorts, aiming to enhance Oman's global tourism status. Now he threatens to bomb Oman, saying that if they don't "act like other countries," they will be blown up, stemming from his suspicion that Oman supports Iran in collecting tolls from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts say this reflects that, after failing to achieve a "victory" against Iran, Trump is turning to pressure Gulf allies, while also exposing his disregard for these countries' own interests.
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Recently, someone stitched together a line—“stablecoin supply is up = ETF funds are coming = the overall market is going to take off”—and honestly, I’m a bit wary of this kind of wishful thinking. More stablecoins might just mean exchanges have more reserves ready, OTC arbitrage, or even simply swapping shells and lying low—this is not the same thing as genuine off-chain new inflows. The same goes for ETFs: the timing of subscriptions and redemptions, how market makers adjust inventory, and what you see as incremental growth on-chain are sometimes just not in sync.
When I see that wave of atte
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The Middle East situation has added new variables again, as the leader of Hezbollah's engineering unit was targeted and eliminated. The intensity of this round of conflict is still escalating.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the Israel Defense Forces issued a statement on the 5th stating that the IDF killed the engineering unit commander Abed Harb of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon lastI'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.
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Someone just equated "the supply of stablecoins has increased again" directly with "ETF off-exchange funds are coming in to push the market," and I want to laugh but can't... The correlation shouldn't be mistaken for causation. An increase in stablecoins might just be exchanges issuing tokens to replenish reserves, market-making funds rotating, or people moving in to avoid volatility first, not necessarily new buying pressure. Basically, it depends on where they go: whether they stay on the exchange as orders, move on-chain into lending pools/LPs, or transfer back to fiat channels. By the way,
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The IPO threshold in traditional finance is ridiculously high. On the crypto side, people are directly betting on Pre-IPO with perpetual contracts. Regions with lax regulation first reap the benefits; once liquidity is sufficient, the floodgates will open—If this SpaceX deal goes through, subsequent unicorns' Pre-IPO contracts will likely be queued up.
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It's raining and traffic jam today, the coffee swayed in the cup holder all the way until it cooled down, and my mind also became clearer... Recently, I've been looking at narratives around staking and shared security, and everyone loves to treat "yield stacking" as certainty, but honestly, it might just be an illusion: the underlying risks haven't disappeared, they've just been repackaged and stacked together, and when something goes wrong, all the correlations suddenly surface.
What I care more about now are the product details: who is actually bearing the punishment, when will it be trigger
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Every year around the end of the year, I get “transaction records” torture again. To put it plainly, it’s not that taxes are that hard—it’s that you simply can’t remember which chain, which wallet, or which CEX the funds came in from and went through. Now my approach is pretty old-school: every time I make a large transfer, do a cross-chain move, or handle deposits and withdrawals, I immediately throw the tx hash, screenshots, and notes (what they were for) into a table, and then quickly export the exchange statement to cloud storage, creating folders month by month. Don’t wait until it’s time
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Recently, I saw someone compare on-chain yield products with RWA (Real World Assets) and U.S. Treasury yields.
It sounds quite reasonable, but what I care more about is: how exactly is your yield "bridged" over?
Cross-chain bridges, to put it simply, are often just multi-signature + oracle decisions made behind the scenes, with a bunch of "waiting for confirmation" in between.
I used to think confirmation was slow, but now I think a bit of slowness is okay, at least to spread out the probability of reorganization/rollback, so you're not just watching APY and gambling on luck.
I no long
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This pre-market broad-based surge has some real substance—there’s clearly visible momentum in the 800G/1.6T space. The new ETF opened up with a direct +5% from the start, and the photonics narrative is starting to accelerate.
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U.S. stock light module concept shares rose across the board before the market open, with AAOI and LITE up more than 7%, and the photonics ETF FOTO surging 5.29%.
On June 2nd, U.S. stock market light module concept stocks surged before the market opened, with AAOI, LITE, COHR, NOK, CIEN, FN, AXTI, and others seeing their stock prices rise, covering the fields of 800G/1.6T modules, lasers, photonics solutions, and materials. Meanwhile, the newly listed pure photonics ETF FOTO increased by 5.29%.
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First you used to just make a small cut—now the AI directly flips the table and rebuilds the whole board. The Cursor users have already proven: a lack of ambition is the biggest risk.
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When the funding rate goes to an extreme, my first reaction isn’t to “rush in and take the other side,” but to ask myself: is this wave just emotion running too hot, or is someone deliberately forcing the narrative? Put simply, the other side isn’t making money by being right or wrong—they’re the ones who can endure the volatility and survive those few needles that get them squeezed out. Most of the time, I choose to stay out of it: reduce my position, wait until the funding rate is no longer so outrageous. Earning a little less feels better than being swept back and forth.
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These days, liquidity dries up and the market looks like a car without fuel; no matter how responsive the steering wheel is, it can't turn.
I used to shout "bottom fishing," but now I mostly think about how to survive: don't over-allocate, withdraw when possible, don't push margin and emotions to the limit, and if you need to add, do it in several steps.
I'd rather miss out than go all-in and lock myself in at once.
In the community, people are still arguing whether privacy coins/mixing coins are considered original sins, and how to draw the line on compliance.
Looking at this, I becom
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An experienced trader with a total profit of 91 million yuan, this time taking a small loss on HYPE. Should I add more to average down or bet on a rebound? There are over twenty short positions in the address, with a total exposure of 40 million yuan. Playing quite big.
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Crypto News, HYPE short position increased by 13,475.15 tokens on May 31, 2026, approximately $923,603.13. The current position size is $5,379,454.66, with an average price adjusted from $67.22 to $67.39, and current profit and loss is -$76,898.33 (-14.29%). The current token price is $68.37, with a liquidation price of $127.27. This address is short on more than 20 tokens, with a position of about $40 million, and has accumulated profits exceeding $91 million. The main positions now are short on ZEC and TON.
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The AI training data business is a real necessity, with 700k creators + $40 million ARR, Wirestock has streamlined the data supply chain.
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CoinMarketCap data shows BNB at $729, with a 5% increase over 24 hours—neither too big nor too small. The key is whether it can hold this level, especially since there are quite a few trapped positions ahead. Let's first see if the trading volume can stay consistent.
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ALL IN AI sounds familiar, but what they’re saying is 50% allocation—not going all-in. In a bear market, accumulate coins and do AI dollar-cost averaging—take both approaches at once.
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