Yongping Duan Comments on SpaceX: A $3 Trillion Valuation is Not Unrealistic If Annual Earnings Reach $150 Billion

June 17th, Binance Co-CEO He Yi posted on social media: “Jealousy wears many disguises. When we were in school, many of us likely encountered people who fixated on top students’ grades, ripped peers’ books, tried to bully or spread rumors about those who outperformed them, and were utterly hypocritical. These people live in others’ shadows, so they’ll never actually surpass their “targets.” Your boss’s mindset defines your limit—choose your boss wisely.” Today, OKX Founder and CEO Star responded on social media to CZ’s recent interview comments, saying: “Hyperliquid’s innovation is truly excellent, but I would never follow their lead due to compliance concerns.” Star further remarked: “CZ is fully aware of the legal and regulatory risks involved, yet he still established a shell company to replicate Hyperliquid’s business model, promoted this entity, and shared resources extensively. Maybe creating such an independent shell firm is their way to address compliance requirements. But i

June 17. Wintermute released its weekly market update. For the week ending June 15, the market has seen a rebound in risk-on sentiment driven by the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and CPI data. Wintermute notes Bitcoin looks fairly attractive above $60,000 from a risk-reward perspective. Every sell-off weeds out weak hands, leaving behind a group of higher-quality holders with stronger conviction. That said, this doesn’t mean the bottom is locked in firmly yet. Until conditions improve materially, a pullback to the $50,000 range remains possible. The key thing to watch is fund flows—not just price movements or news headlines. In the last cycle, the real turning point came from consistent inflows into ETFs and stablecoins, a trend that hasn’t materialized here. That means blindly chasing any upward uptrend right now is pointless. In the short term, Powell’s speech this Wednesday is make-or-break. If his remarks lean dovish—hinting at a potential softening of core interest rates plus falling oil

June 17 — CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost reports that following Bitcoin’s recent price rebound, miner selling pressure has returned, a shift marked by a substantial increase in Bitcoin miners’ inflows to Binance. Darkfost adds that Bitcoin’s hash rate has dropped approximately 28% since the end of last October, alongside a 20% network difficulty adjustment. Currently, Bitcoin’s production cost hovers around $76,000, while the cryptocurrency trades at roughly $65,000. This pricing gap means most Bitcoin miners are operating at a loss, forcing them to sell their holdings.

June 17: Fed Chair Kevin Wash will lead his first FOMC meeting tonight. While the market broadly expects no interest rate adjustment, uncertainty persists over his policy stance and decision-making logic. Below is how key institutions are analyzing the event: UBS points out Wash’s policy stance and monetary policy response remain unclear, cautioning that either a hawkish or dovish lean could spark market pricing risks. ANZ Bank highlights Wash’s strong reform momentum, anticipating his upcoming press conference will tease his reform blueprint—with full details likely to be laid out in his opening remarks at the August Jackson Hole Symposium. Bank of America predicts Wash will take a dovish tone at the press conference, arguing the Iran conflict only has a one-off impact on price levels (not lasting inflation pressure), so the Fed should “look through” it, especially given recent reports of potential resolution to the conflict. Capitol Macro flags a risk that Wash’s rate-related com

June 17 – Bitget market data shows oil prices continued their decline as U.S.-Iran tensions eased. WTI crude fell below $75 per barrel for the first time since March 4, logging an intraday loss of 2.22%.

June 17 | Hyperinsight Monitoring reports: Driven by Brent Crude and WTI Crude’s sustained pullback amid U.S.-Iran peace deal hopes, a large whale trader on crypto derivatives platform Hyperliquid is facing heavy unrealized losses on long positions opened shortly after the U.S.-Iran war erupted, with its exposure once nearing liquidation levels. At noon today, the whale executed a series of stop-loss orders to self-rescue its position, closing out most of its longs when each oil contract’s price was within $1 of its liquidation threshold—market observers have dubbed this move a “manual liquidation.” Over a one-hour window, the whale closed 118,000 BRENTOIL long positions and 136,000 WTIOIL long positions, totaling roughly $19.33 million in value. Prior to these exits, the address held 169,700 BRENTOIL positions and 171,600 WTIOIL positions, with its total position size peaking at over $258.5 million—making it the largest combined long position for both oil products on Hyperliquid. Th