⚡️ JUST IN: Strategy buys 1,550 Bitcoin at an average price of $65,332 from June 1 to June 7.

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Bybit launched the IPO Express platform for IPOs, starting with SpaceX.

It runs on xStocks by Payward Services.

Subscriptions are open from June 7 to June 11, with an indicative price of $135 per token and a minimum of $100 USDC, only for VIP and PRO users.

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⚡️ JUST IN: Sam Bankman-Fried formally applies for a Trump pardon, according to Bloomberg.

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Imagine making $45 million but not take any profit at all.

He stated his net worth is $17,000 today.

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⚡️ JUST IN: Humanity Protocol reports a security incident involving compromised private keys of a Humanity Foundation member. They advise not to use the bridge or liquidity pools until further notice.

$H has dropped 80% following the announcement.

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SAHARA token of Sahara AI dropped 60%.

The team says the project is fine and launched an investigation.

It recently raised $43 million from investors including Binance and Pantera Capital.

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🫡 MetaMask Launches AI Agent Wallet

MetaMask has introduced Agent Wallet, a non-custodial crypto wallet that enables AI agents to autonomously execute trades on Ethereum and EVM networks. The wallet supports swaps, LP positions, perpetual futures, and event contracts.

Users set spending limits, agent autonomy levels, and approved protocols. The product is currently in early access for 200 traders and developers, with a public launch planned for this summer.

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🤝 ZachXBT Accuses Arthur Hayes of Market Manipulation

ZachXBT, a well-known on-chain detective, accused Arthur Hayes of repeatedly promoting tokens and then selling them after price increases, shifting the risk onto his followers.

He cited HYPE, NEAR, ZEC, and WLD as examples. The latest criticism followed Hayes selling all his WLD holdings despite his earlier bullish forecasts.

Hayes denied the accusations, stating he is simply taking profits as part of his trading strategy.

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😊 Strategy buys 1,550 Bitcoin after selling 32

Strategy disclosed a purchase of 1,550 BTC for $101 million at an average price of $65,332 per coin. The buy came shortly after the company sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million, a move that sparked concerns about liquidity and funding pressure.

The purchase was almost 48x larger than the sale. It also came at a price well below the $77,135 average sale price and below Strategy's reported cost basis. At the same time, the company rebuilt its cash reserve to $1 billion after it had fallen to around $900 million.

The important detail is how the purchase was funded. Strategy raised $181 million through newly issued shares and used that capital for Bitcoin purchases and reserve funding. The Bitcoin sale itself was not the source of the cash.

The model remains the same: issue equity, raise capital, buy more Bitcoin. The debate is shifting from whether Strategy will sell BTC to how much dilution each new purchase requires.

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⚡️ JUST IN: CZ says Bitcoin won’t be “dead” for too long.

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😂 Bounty Tattoo Fail Sparks New Token Buzz

At Pumpfun, a strange bounty promised 40 SOL to anyone who tattooed the token name BOUNTYWORK on their forehead and recorded it.

A guy from India went to a tattoo parlor, but the artist misspelled it as BOUTYWORK, technically failing the task. The community turned this mistake into a new meme token BOUTYWORK, directed fees to the guy, and he has already withdrawn nearly $30,000.

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The US has started strikes on Iran, described as self-defense after an Apache helicopter was destroyed the day before.

US Central Command called the operation a proportional response to unprovoked Iranian aggression.

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Toncoin blockchain community approved the plan to rename the native coin TON to GRAM with 81.21% voting in favor.

The change will take effect from June 15.

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😄 BTC Faces Worst Week Since September

BTC dropped 14% this week, its worst since September. The main trigger was Strategy’s 32 BTC sale, the first since 2022. Though small, Saylor is selling for the first time in four years amid a weak market.

Hopes for a Fed rate cut are fading. BTC-ETF funds have outflows for 10 sessions. Wintermute sees no bottom yet but notes long-term capital quietly accumulating.

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The people with mid-sized portfolios are often the ones who understand money the best. They’ve been through enough cycles, hacks, narratives, and market trends to respect risk, but they’re not wealthy enough to become careless with money.

A lot of wealthy people in crypto aren’t necessarily more financially savvy but have enough capital to survive mistakes that would seriously hurt everyone else.

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🪙 Mastercard Launches AI Agent Payment System

Mastercard has introduced Agent Pay for Machines (AP4M), a system enabling automatic payments between AI agents without human involvement. The service targets high-frequency micropayments that agents execute independently in the background.

Early adopters include Adyen, Stripe, Coinbase, Cloudflare, OKX, Ripple, and around 20 other companies.

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🪙 Binance Hits $400M AUM in US Stock Trading Launch

Binance reached $400M AUM in its first week of US stock trading. Nearly 40% of trades were under $100, and over 80% of volume came from emerging markets. One in four users was under 25 years old.

Offering stock access from $5 without traditional brokerage barriers draws a new global audience.

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