GameStop said it will continue to advance its $56 billion acquisition plan for eBay.

Per an official announcement, Binance will conduct wallet maintenance for the Bitcoin (BTC) network at 09:00 UTC+8 on July 1, 2026. To support this maintenance, Binance will suspend Bitcoin (BTC) network deposits and withdrawals starting at the same time. The maintenance is expected to take 1 hour, and deposits and withdrawals will automatically resume once it is completed.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), an entity linked to a16z has stopped hoarding HYPE for a week, instead showing signs of moving its tokens. Over the past five hours, the entity has deposited a total of 77,402 HYPE tokens to multiple trading platforms, worth approximately $5.18 million. However, this entity already has a relatively high frequency of transferring tokens to exchanges, and the current transfer volume remains small compared to its previous hoard. Notably, HYPE’s price has stayed roughly flat over the past week.

Per HTX market data, CAP surged over 20% in a short time and is now trading at $0.032, driven by Bithumb’s launch of its KRW trading pair.

According to an official announcement, Bithumb will list the CAP/KRW trading pair.

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, whale address 0xa6e shorted 22,000 ETH with 25x leverage, worth $35 million.

According to Bloomberg, the South Korean government has imposed stricter real estate restrictions on areas outside Seoul near the country’s semiconductor hub. The move follows a semiconductor industry boom that drove sharp local home price increases and sparked concerns over speculative property purchases. South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport designated Dongtan District in Hwaseong City, Giheung District in Yongin City, and Guri City as speculative zones, with stricter lending restrictions taking effect on July 1. These three areas will also be subject to land transaction permit requirements starting July 5. The ministry stated that the measures aim to curb speculative purchases, protect genuine housing demand, strengthen housing market monitoring, and accelerate housing supply plans. The new rules come as Seoul apartment prices have risen for 73 consecutive weeks, signaling limited effectiveness of previous government efforts to cool the property market. Once the regulations take effect, 25 districts in Seoul and 15 areas in Gyeonggi Province will be designated as restricted zones.