High-leverage DRAM Index whale just $2.7 from liquidation, $5.19M in long positions on the brink of liquidation.

According to Hyperinsight’s monitoring, trading activity for TradFi contracts offered by Trade xyz on Hyperliquid cooled significantly during traditional market closures. The average daily trading volume on weekends stood at around $590 million, just 16.8% of the weekday average (roughly one-sixth). The proportion of HIP-3 trading volume in Hyperliquid’s total volume also fell back to 36.4%. However, data from several consecutive weeks shows Sunday’s trading volume is consistently over 60% higher than Saturday’s. This week’s data shows Saturday’s volume was around $338 million; as of press time, Sunday’s volume has reached $654 million, a 93.5% increase from Saturday. As traditional markets near their opening on Monday (around 9 AM), some on-chain traders may have developed the habit of building positions and pricing in advance via the 24-hour on-chain market to position for the opening session.

According to a report by the Financial Times, Giles Thomson, head of the UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), said in an interview that his office is stepping up efforts to penalize companies that violate regulations by conducting business with Iran. Thomson revealed that Russia-related sanctions remain OFSI’s top priority. The department is also deepening cooperation with the United States, and the two sides are expected to issue joint penalties in the future. Furthermore, the department will second staff to the Bank of England for the first time.

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, a newly created wallet named "coldsway" placed bets on three World Cup matches within just two days of its creation, incurring a total loss of over $3.97 million. The wallet suffered its biggest loss in the South Africa vs Canada match, losing approximately $3.14 million there as Canada won. It also lost around $1.97 million in the Colombia vs Portugal match. Its only profitable bet was on the Croatia vs Ghana match, yielding a gain of roughly $1.06 million. Across the three matches, the wallet’s total net loss exceeded $3.97 million.

According to Galaxy Research’s latest report, due to the ongoing compression of the U.S. Senate’s legislative schedule, the probability that the U.S. CLARITY Act (Digital Asset Market Structure and Investor Protection Act) will be enacted into law by 2026 has been cut to 50% from 60% three weeks ago. The report points out that while the bill passed the Senate Banking Committee review in May and was added to the Senate’s legislative calendar, it has yet to form a unified text between the Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee, nor has a full Senate vote timeline been finalized. Galaxy Research notes that for the bill to be considered before Congress’s August recess, the Senate Majority Leader must schedule a vote by early July at the latest; otherwise, the legislative process will likely be delayed until September, impacted by midterm election political factors. Meanwhile, the 2027 fiscal year National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and other priority agendas are also continuously taking up Senate voting time. Furthermore, key provisions of the bill remain contentious, including conflict-of-interest clauses and developer protection provisions in the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), requiring additional bipartisan support. If a unified bill text is released, major disputes are resolved, and a July vote is formally scheduled in the coming weeks, the bill’s passage probability is expected to rebound above 60%; if no substantial progress is made by mid-July, the passage probability could decline further.

UBS raised TSMC’s target price from NT$3,000 to NT$3,400, while maintaining its "buy" rating on the chipmaker. The Swiss bank also lifted its 2026 sales growth forecast for TSMC, noting that its growth momentum is expected to persist for several years ahead.

According to a new study released by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), AI is poised to break the pattern where traditional technological revolutions only boost labor productivity, and could reshape long-term economic growth trajectories by enhancing knowledge creation capabilities. The study identifies four potential future scenarios for AI: status quo, limited productivity gains, demand bottleneck, and transformative AI. If AI can continuously improve its own capabilities, both economic growth rates and natural interest rates are expected to rise significantly above historical levels. However, AI development will not necessarily accelerate indefinitely. As automation continues to replace labor, the share of labor income may decline, and consumer demand may struggle to keep pace with expanding production capacity. If enterprises perceive insufficient future market demand, they may reduce ongoing investments in AI innovation and automation, leaving technological progress constrained by demand rather than technology itself. The BIS notes that under this "demand bottleneck" scenario, insufficient final demand will become the primary constraint on long-term economic growth, while the long-term impact of AI will still depend on multiple factors including technological breakthroughs, income distribution, and demand evolution.