Intel (INTC) shares rose and then retreated on June 26, with the pullback linked to new analyst coverage and broader market conditions. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, monitoring data showed Intel declined 6.6% over the past 24 hours on Hyperliquid, trading at $127. The move followed Goldman Sachs’ first-time coverage of Intel with a “neutral” rating, citing a forward price-to-earnings ratio above 133. The report also highlighted market concerns about execution, including expectations that meaningful mass production for Apple-related foundry work may still be 2–3 years away. The decline occurred as the PCE indicator pushed to elevated levels and as the AI sector saw profit-taking. During the pullback, a trader known for building positions from about $30,000 saw unrealized gains on an Intel long position shrink to $1.47 million from $1.7 million, while still remaining the largest winner among Intel traders on the platform. The trader’s position, using 10x leverage with an average entry price of $65.3, had not been closed and remained fully open. On-chain positioning data showed the overall average entry price for shorts was about $125.06, which was surpassed by the latest price move, leaving many short positions in profit. The overall average entry price for longs was about $108.62, still below the current price. The nearest long liquidation level was cited at $106.63, about 17.3% below the current price, while the nearest short liquidation level was $165.06, about 28% above it.

A trader has recorded a $5.6 million profit over the past week from a 1x short position in ESPORTS on Aster, according to on-chain monitoring data. According to Foresight News, Lookonchain reported that the trader created a new wallet one week ago and deposited $3.9 million. The trader then opened a 1x short position for 139.6 million ESPORTS at an entry price of about $0.07. Lookonchain said the position is currently showing a profit of $5.6 million.

New York Fed President John C. Williams, a permanent voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, is scheduled to speak in about 10 minutes. According to Jin10, the remarks are expected shortly.

South Korea is updating its “New Start Fund” debt adjustment program for small business owners and self-employed borrowers to include virtual asset holdings in repayment-capacity assessments. According to ChainCatcher, citing Yonhap News Agency, the revised system will adjust debt relief rates based on an applicant’s ability to repay, and that evaluation will now take into account the applicant’s crypto asset holdings. Previously, the fund verified a debtor’s income and assets mainly through financial statements submitted by applicants and data available via public administrative information networks, which made it difficult to identify investment assets such as crypto. To address this gap, the fund has used virtual asset balance certificates in property assessments since January this year after consultations with South Korea’s five major won-based crypto exchanges. Applicants confirmed as members of those exchanges are now required to submit the balance certificates directly.

Monad has integrated the privacy infrastructure Unlink, enabling users to hold, transfer, and use funds on-chain while hiding balances, counterparties, and transaction history. According to Foresight News, Unlink uses zero-knowledge proofs to support private transfers. Under the system, users deposit ERC-20 tokens into an Unlink contract, and balances are stored as encrypted notes. Unlink supports deposits, transfers, withdrawals, and executing external contract operations. The integration is designed to work with Monad’s existing DeFi ecosystem without requiring cross-chain activity.

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Nasdaq-listed Solmate, formerly Brera Holdings, has fallen more than 98% in share price after completing a $300 million fundraising and repositioning itself as a Solana treasury company. According to ChainCatcher, the company holds about 2 million SOL, and its financial condition is highly dependent on SOL’s price and liquidity. The report said SOL has declined by about 50% over the past year, increasing the company’s exposure to crypto market moves. Separately, Solmate’s largest shareholder has sued the board, alleging disclosure violations and self-dealing.

Hyperliquid is no longer just a crypto exchange; it has evolved into a financial network backed by the exchange's own funds, integrating an on-chain order book, HyperEVM, the HIP-3 market creation mechanism, and the protocol's own economic system.

The Trump administration has reportedly asked OpenAI to roll out GPT-5.6 gradually, with federal officials approving early access for selected customers. OpenAI has not confirmed GPT-5.6 or its release date, but reports say the company agreed to the request while a formal US AI review system is still being developed.

Binance's application for a Greek MiCA license is reportedly on the verge of being rejected. If Binance fails to obtain EU approval by the deadline, tens of millions of European users will face service disruptions. Every regulatory upheaval could be the starting point for a new round of wealth restructuring.

STRC prices continue to weaken. What factors are dragging down STRC prices? Will this decline pose a risk to the product itself? This article will delve into the various influencing factors behind this trend and outline the adjustment measures that Strategy still has at its disposal.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh's hawkish stance is completely reversing Wall Street's narrative on the dollar. The dollar index rose 2.1% in June, with traders betting on a rate hike as early as July, and hedge funds holding a massive $29.4 billion in long positions. The era of a strong dollar may have quietly restarted.

XRP는 암호화폐 시장에서 가장 우여곡절이 많았던 자산 중 하나입니다. 수년간 이어진 규제 불확실성으로 인해 기관 투자자들의 관심을 받지 못했고, 트레이더들은 좀처럼 명확해지지 않는 상황을 지켜보며 기다려야 했습니다.

The dual crises of Strategy and STRC are not merely the operational difficulties of individual institutions, but also a microcosm of the crypto industry under the current global liquidity tightening. The industry myth once built on liquidity dividends and leveraged expansion is now being tested in the macroeconomic cycle.

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