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According to official announcements, OKX has officially launched OKX.AI, a decentralized platform for the agent economy that enables AI Agents to post tasks, accept assignments, process payments, submit reviews, and conduct arbitration. OKX Founder and CEO Star stated in a post on X: "Over the past two decades, the world has been rebuilt around apps; over the next ten years, it will be rebuilt around agents. Agents will serve humans, be hired by humans, receive payments from humans, and collaborate with humans to complete complex tasks, while humans will channel more energy into imagination, judgment, purpose, and truly unique value." Star emphasized that this is not an era of more efficient software, but a new economic era. He added: "The future will no longer belong only to companies with the most employees, but also to individuals with the best agents. One person can be a world-class company. Welcome to the Agentic Economy, welcome to OKX.AI."

Lori Calvasina, chief U.S. equities strategist at Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets (RBC Capital Markets), lifted her 12-month target for the S&P 500 by 250 points to 8,150 on Monday. Compared with last Friday’s closing level, the revised target implies a 10.8% upside potential. The bank believes the U.S. stock market still has room to rise, but warns the rally will not be smooth sailing. In a research note sent to clients on Monday, Calvasina wrote: “We still view this forecast as optimistic but not unrealistic. Our core view is that the stock market will rise overall over the next year, though the trend will not be a straight-line rally.” The target hike is partly driven by positive signals from earnings per share (EPS) and valuation expectations. The strategist forecasts adjusted trailing four-quarter EPS will reach $337 in the first quarter of next year. Meanwhile, her model still retains conservative assumptions, and she warns market volatility is unavoidable during the rally, with the biggest risk being the Federal Reserve resuming interest rate hikes. Data from CME Group’s FedWatch Tool shows the market is pricing in a 64% probability of a rate hike at the Fed’s September policy meeting.

Stripe’s wallet infrastructure subsidiary Privy has launched a feature enabling users to spend assets deposited in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. Users grant Stripe authorization to withdraw stablecoins from DeFi platforms for payment settlement, while developers can build co-branded debit cards leveraging this functionality. The prepaid Visa debit card is issued by Lead Bank and managed by Stripe.

Binance Wallet has announced the launch of its Binance Wallet Prediction trading campaign, through which eligible users can earn an extra 5 Alpha points. The campaign runs from 00:00 UTC on June 30, 2026 to 23:59 UTC on July 6, 2026. During the campaign period, users who complete a successful buy transaction of more than 50 USDT on Binance Wallet Prediction will receive 5 Binance Alpha points. Each user is limited to one reward, and must hold an Alpha points balance greater than 0 on the day of task completion. Eligible access channels include Binance Wallet Prediction on both web and mobile apps. Alpha points will be displayed in user accounts within 24 hours.

High-tech industry research firm TrendForce has raised its sequential growth forecast for PC DRAM contract prices in Q3 2026 from 8–13% to 15–20%, and for Q4 from 0–5% to 3–8%. Additionally, server DRAM contract prices are projected to rise 13–18% sequentially in Q3, driven primarily by strong server demand and overall supply tightness. Analysts note that this upward price forecast is positive for DRAM manufacturers such as Micron, reflecting that the persistent supply-demand imbalance in the memory market continues to impact the sector’s revenue.

Bernstein analyst Mark Newman has raised SanDisk (SNDK)’s stock price target from $1,700 to $3,000, while retaining an “Outperform” rating on the stock. The firm explained that new Long-Term Agreements (LTAs) differ from their predecessors: older LTAs were customer-biased, while the new ones come with fixed or range-bound prices, include advance payment commitments to lock in clients and protect against downside risk, and feature longer terms. Per data from the company, SanDisk’s recently signed LTAs have a floor price of $0.29 per GB, which is significantly lower than Micron’s second-quarter floor price, the analyst noted in a research report for investors.