The US and Israel to Jointly Confront Iran, US Stock Futures Extend Pre-market Losses, Oil Prices Experience Short-term Spike

Monitoring by Dongcha Beating (via https://t.me/OneMillion_AI) shows that ByteDance’s AI app Dou Bag has launched a gray-scale test for paid subscriptions. Many users have recently reported receiving reminders about the "Dou Bag Professional Edition" when using the app’s Expert Mode. The service is set to officially launch by the end of June, with related feature updates announced at ByteDance’s Force Conference scheduled for the same time period. Back in May, Dou Bag updated its paid service terms on the Apple App Store, disclosing three subscription tiers. Subscriptions are managed through users’ Apple iTunes accounts, and renewal fees will be automatically charged 24 hours before the current billing period ends. The specific pricing for each tier is as follows: - Standard Edition: $68 per month (recurring) or $688 per year (recurring) - Enhanced Edition: $200 per month (recurring) or $2048 per year (recurring) - Professional/Advanced Edition: $500 per month (recurring) or $5088 per

June 10 Update: Per Onchain Lens monitoring, BlackRock deposited 1,564 BTC into Coinbase, worth $96.49 million.

On June 10, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, deputy chair of the Democratic Caucus, urged the SEC to delay SpaceX’s IPO and requested a review of the offering.

June 10 update: Donald Trump’s Media Technology Group (DJT.O) announced that parties involved have decided not to move forward with the potential spin-off of TMTG’s media assets—including the Truth Social social platform—for now. The development follows a February 27 announcement from TMTG, where the company noted it was in talks to spin off its assets (including Truth Social) into a separate publicly traded entity.

June 10: Onchainlens monitoring reveals that the whale identified by the on-chain tag “0x97f” has closed its short position on the S&P 500 Index to take profits. The position—originally opened with 50x leverage and a peak size of $147.16 million—generated earnings of over $1.565 million upon closure.

On June 10, Fold—a U.S.-listed Bitcoin financial services provider—announced it has sold approximately $45 million worth of Bitcoin at an average price of $71,000, alongside a completed capital restructuring. Of the proceeds from the Bitcoin sale, $20 million was used to retire Bitcoin-backed debt, while the remaining $25 million is allocated to business development. The company has now fully cleared all secured debts, bolstering its liquidity and cash flow position. Fold noted that it still holds a substantial amount of Bitcoin reserves and will flexibly adjust its asset allocation based on earnings to support ongoing business growth.