Yesterday, the US Bitcoin spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $91.4 million, while the Ethereum ETF saw a net inflow of $82.4 million.

On June 15th, Suiyuan Technology—one of China’s well-known "Four Little Dragons of Domestic GPUs," a collective term for China’s leading domestic GPU developers—secured approval for its initial public offering (IPO) from the Listing Committee of the Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market), with plans to raise 6 billion yuan. Suiyuan Technology focuses on cloud AI training and inference chips, leveraging its proprietary self-developed GCU architecture. It has iterated across multiple generations of AI accelerator cards, intelligent computing clusters, and supporting software platforms, serving clients primarily in large-scale model training, cloud computing, and intelligent computing center scenarios. A key detail: the company is a core supplier within Tencent’s ecosystem. Tencent holds roughly a 20% stake in Suiyuan, making it the largest shareholder, and a significant share of Suiyuan’s revenue comes directly or indirectly from Tencent’s supply chain. The other three members of Chin

June 15 – In a new research report, UBS notes that enterprise AI adoption is facing new headwinds driven by sharp rises in token and computing power costs. However, the firm clarifies this challenge stems from a surge in usage rather than price inflation, broader market risk, or valuation overhang. The report highlights that deployment of high-intensity tools like AI coding agents is pushing enterprise token consumption far beyond initial forecasts, a trend that has come up frequently in investor discussions and stoked concerns over a potential slowdown in how quickly enterprises are integrating AI technology. UBS’s interviews with roughly 13 enterprise IT executives found that about 60% of surveyed organizations view AI token and compute costs as a significant issue. Specifically, as companies move beyond basic chatbots to adopt autonomous operational agents, costs are shifting from fixed SaaS expenses to variable consumption-based charges, eroding budget predictability. Most enterp

June 15: According to Iran’s Fars News Agency, Iran will allow ships free passage through the Strait of Hormuz for 60 days under the agreement.

June 15th, per Bitget market data, pre-market trading for US stocks showed broad gains across the optical communications sector, with the following names posting notable moves: - The Pure Photonic ETF (FOTO) rose 4.57%. - Marvell Technology (MRVL), a stock highlighted by Huang Renxun, advanced 5.45%. Huang previously referred to MRVL as the next trillion-dollar company. - AAOI (Applied Optoelectronics) jumped 5.86%. The firm is a manufacturer of high-speed optical modules (800G/1.6T) focused on AI data center transceivers. - LITE (Lumentum Holdings) gained 4.24%. It is a key supplier of optical communications lasers and modules, and a major player in AI data center applications. - COHR (Coherent Corp.) rose 5.07%. The company leads in lasers, optical components, and photonic solutions, with operations spanning data center and industrial sectors. - CIEN (Ciena Corporation) advanced 5.05%. It produces high-speed SerDes and connectivity chips, specializing in low-power interconnects for A

On June 15, data from GMGN shows that CARDS—the token for Collector Crypt, an entity card trading platform built on the Solana ecosystem—has seen a sharp value surge, jumping from $200 million in early May to over $580 million. The token also recorded a roughly $5.4 million trading volume in the past 24 hours. The on-chain, tokenized Pokémon card market has exploded in growth. In May, the top seven platforms in this segment generated $230 million in capsule toy sales, more than 10 times the $32 million they pulled in during the same period last year. The main catalyst behind this boom is the capsule toy machine model: users put in funds to get random NFT card backs, replicating the physical trading card pack-opening experience while offering instant liquidity. Collector Crypt founder Tuom Holmberg said capsule toy machine operations make up 90% to 95% of the company’s business. Since launching 18 months ago, the platform has racked up over $1 billion in total sales. To ease market wo