Plasma announces the official launch of the native digital banking app Plasma One for Stablecoins

June 17: According to Bitget’s data, SpaceX pulled back sharply after an initial 5% surge. It is currently trading at $200.5, down 0.68%.

June 17: According to monitoring by LookOnChain, the UXLINK attacker is buying ETH and using TornadoCash to launder the funds. Over the past 30 minutes, the attacker has spent 6.5 million DAI to acquire 3,686 ETH at an average price of $1,764 per ETH.

On June 17, U.S. President Donald Trump said oil prices are plummeting, and he reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz will open immediately after the agreement is signed. (FX168)

June 17th – Crypto KOL Ansem announced he’s considering boosting his SpaceX stock holdings, noting the market has drastically underestimated the supply-demand imbalance caused by SpaceX’s low float. SpaceX continues to top both stock trading volume and options trading volume, and Ansem argues prevailing market bearish sentiment could lead to additional stock squeezes. Ansem also highlighted a widespread market misconception about SpaceX’s progress across its diversified business lines, explaining too much focus has been put on its current revenue figures. He projects SpaceX could become the world’s most valuable company by year-end, adding that the upcoming 30% stock unlock in August will serve as a key milestone for a partial breakout.

On June 17, data from Bitget indicated that U.S. storage-sector concept stocks rallied broadly during trading. Major names in the sector posted robust gains: Western Digital (WDC) jumped more than 6%, Seagate Technology (STX) rose over 4%, while Micron Technology (MU) and SanDisk (SNDK) each advanced by more than 2%.

June 17 – Goldman Sachs sees the global economy shifting away from the “modern” supercycle defined by low inflation, low interest rates, and globalization, toward a “post-modern” era marked by greater macro volatility, higher real interest rates, expanded government intervention, and deeper regionalization. In this new environment, the era where returns were driven by valuation expansion is over, with earnings per share (EPS) set to become the core factor powering market performance. Strategists including Peter Oppenheimer and Sharon Bell noted in a report titled “The Post-Modern Era: Embracing the Capex Boom” that higher capital costs will cap multiple expansion, while cross-sectional market returns are growing more dispersed. Strategies relying solely on beta exposure will face growing headwinds, making alpha generation from active stock selection far more valuable. The report highlights that a capex supercycle is taking shape, fueled by two key drivers: AI revolution-fueled private