SoftBank Group's Surge Expands to 13.4%

June 1: Self-proclaimed "Stock God" Serenity (@aleabitoreddit) posted that he initially had higher hopes for Taiwan-based optical stock Shunsin. After holding it for roughly a month and a half, the stock only gained 39.96%, falling short of his expectations—suggesting maybe he’s just not good at investing in Taiwan’s optical sector.

June 1st, per HTX market data, Bitcoin briefly dipped below $73,000 and is now trading at $73,094, down 1.34% over the past 24 hours.

According to Bitget data, on June 1st, both Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index and South Korea’s KOSPI Index notched record closing highs. The Nikkei closed up 604.83 points, or 0.91%, at 66,934.33 points. The KOSPI also saw solid gains, rising 311.85 points (a 3.68% jump) to end the session at 8,788.0 points.

Breaking: On June 1st, per LookOnChain’s monitoring, two newly created wallets withdrew 984 Bitcoin (valued at $72 million) from the BitGo platform just one hour ago.

June 1: Per Hyperinsight monitoring, during the U.S. stock and commodity markets’ weekend trading closure, Hyperliquid continued to absorb excess trading demand from the traditional finance space. Over this weekend period, Hyperliquid’s total open interest (OI) hit $914 million, covering indexes, commodities, stocks, pre-market assets, and other asset classes. Traditional assets now account for roughly 19% of Hyperliquid’s total weekend trading volume. Looking at individual assets, commodities and U.S. stocks dominated weekend trading activity: - WTI Crude Oil (WTIOIL): $153.5 million in weekend trading volume, ranking first among all RWA assets, with a 1.22% price gain - Nasdaq 100 (XYZ100): $127 million in trading volume, up 0.75% - S&P 500 (SP500): $118 million in trading volume, gaining 0.46% - Brent Crude Oil (BRENTOIL): $73.7 million in trading volume, rising 1.31% - Micron Technology (MU): $54.5 million in trading volume, surging 4.15% — marking the largest gain among top-trade

June 1: According to HyperInsight’s monitoring, the cryptocurrency market continued its downward trend this afternoon, with Ethereum (ETH) dropping below the $2,000 mark to $1,984.50. This price level has once again neared the long liquidation threshold of a major Ethereum whale trader. In response, the whale has urgently reduced its ETH holdings by 200 coins, bringing its current position to $7.74 million worth of Ethereum held with 25x long leverage. The trader’s latest liquidation price now stands at $1,971.81.