Huobi HTX has launched perpetual contracts for QNTX, AMAT, and IBM, and kicked off the Contract Trading Party.

As of June 1, Bitget market data shows Arm (ticker: ARM) stock surged over 10% in pre-market trading. Market analysts attribute the rally primarily to ongoing expectations of NVIDIA’s expanding AI infrastructure investments. As NVIDIA rolls out AI data centers, AI servers, and next-generation high-performance computing platforms, investor confidence in greater adoption of the ARM architecture across data center CPUs, edge computing, and AI terminal applications has strengthened. During his GTC Taipei 2026 keynote, Jensen Huang unveiled three all-new Windows product lines spanning laptops, desktops, and workstations — all 100% Windows-compatible and fully supporting CUDA and Tensor Core technologies. Huang revealed that the Vera Rubin line is now in full production, with order volumes for Vera CPUs marking NVIDIA’s “fastest and most successful product launch” in company history. As a leading chip IP licensing firm, ARM designs core IP for many of NVIDIA’s high-end CPUs. NVIDIA’s l

June 1. On-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr. points out in his latest report that the Bitcoin market has entered a clear phase of volatility compression. The 30-day moving average (MA) of one-week realized volatility has fallen from around 39 in early March to approximately 17 now—a quarterly decline of over 56%, approaching historical lows. Bitcoin is currently trading at roughly $73,500, still below its 200-day MA of about $79,500. Historical trends show extreme low volatility often means the market is building momentum, which usually precedes a major directional price move. However, volatility compression itself doesn’t give a specific directional signal—it only indicates the market is about to make a new trend choice. Meanwhile, the Delta indicator (which reflects changes in market premium, the difference between the market value growth rate and the realized market value growth rate) has been in negative territory for six straight months, dropping to around -0.0013 in May. This indicat

June 1st Crypto Alert: Binance Life Price Jumps 40% as Early Long-Term Holder Takes Profits Per EmberCN’s monitoring, a longtime "Binance Life" address—an early backer who’s held through the token’s life—just locked in gains amid today’s 40% price surge. Roughly 30 minutes ago, the address transferred 3.5 million Binance Life tokens (valued at ~$2.38M) to Binance. On-chain data: This address went live with Binance Life in October 2025, spending only 2.14 BNB (about $2,480 at the time) to grab 18.5M tokens, with an average cost of ~$0.00013 per token. A key note: It didn’t dump any chips during prior price runs, holding steady until now. Even after sending 3.5M to Binance, it still holds ~15M tokens on-chain, worth ~$10M at current prices. Total ROI math: That original $2,480 investment has ballooned to ~$12.38M—netting a nearly 5,000x return on investment.

**Quick Update: MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Sales Confirmation Due Tonight** MicroStrategy will release its latest Form 8-K filing with the SEC at 8 PM Beijing time on June 1 to clarify whether it sold any Bitcoin last week. Market uncertainty has lingered since May 29, when the firm transferred 411 Bitcoin to Coinbase—yet received an identical 411 BTC from Coinbase on April 30. This back-and-forth has left observers and investors unable to definitively confirm if any actual selling activity occurred during this window. Adding to the debate: The Polymarket prediction platform has recorded $8.95 million in trading volume for its question, “Did MicroStrategy sell any Bitcoin before May 31?”—a market now mired in controversy.

As of June 1st, data from Farside Investors shows that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a total net outflow of $24.06 billion in May. Belridge IBIT led all products with a net outflow of $14.11 billion, followed by Grayscale GBTC ($3.30 billion), ARKB ($3.14 billion), and FBTC ($2.74 billion) respectively. Smaller ETFs saw more modest outflows: BITB recorded a net outflow of $85.6 million, EZBC of $34.7 million, and BTCO of $12.2 million. Additional products including BRRR, HODL, and other Bitcoin-focused ETFs also faced marginal net outflows during the month. Notably, MSBT was the only U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF to generate a net inflow in May, attracting $68.9 million in new capital. Overall, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF flows turned negative in May, reflecting sustained downward pressure on market sentiment.

A June 1 update from NFT trading platform Rarible confirms that Web3 infrastructure and investment firm IMPOSSIBLE has completed its acquisition of the Rarible brand and core platform assets. Rarible’s statement notes the platform has been a key player in the NFT, digital ownership, and creator economy sectors for years, serving artists, collectors, developers, and community users across the space. IMPOSSIBLE will take over the brand and key assets, pledging to uphold Rarible’s existing ecosystem direction rather than completely overhaul the platform. The acquisition includes Rarible’s RaribleX infrastructure business too—a tech arm that provides support for enterprises and brands looking to build and operate blockchain-based online stores. Moving forward, IMPOSSIBLE’s focus will be on keeping the platform operational smoothly, continuing to serve artists, creators, collectors, and the NFT community, plus advancing product optimization and ecosystem expansion based on Rarible’s curr