Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

On June 6, despite market chatter that some retail investors might offload Bitcoin to participate in SpaceX’s landmark $75 billion IPO, stablecoin flow data and on-chain metrics indicate no signs of large-scale fund exodus from the crypto sector. SpaceX’s IPO is valued at roughly $1.8 trillion, with up to 30% of shares allocated to retail investors via platforms including Robinhood, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab—far higher than the standard 10% individual investor allocation for traditional IPOs. Since the roadshow kicked off, subscription demand has outstripped the offering’s size. Data reveals USDT and USDC outflows have stayed within normal bounds since February, with no signs of abnormal redemptions or supply contraction. Conversely, on June 6, roughly 66,470 BTC and 2.49 million ETH saw net outflows from exchanges: a sign more investors are moving assets to private wallets, pointing to a buy-the-dip trend rather than mass cashing out. That said, on-chain data does not capture tr

June 6 (BlockBeats) — As SpaceX prepares for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) with a projected valuation of roughly $1.75 trillion, Elon Musk has crafted a potential $1.1 trillion compensation package for himself—one that also adjusts the company’s governance structure and state of incorporation to make it far more difficult for future shareholders to challenge this plan. Per SpaceX’s latest prospectus, Musk’s 1.3 billion Class B super-voting shares are currently valued at approximately $175 billion. If all performance targets are met, however, the value of these shares could surge to $1.1 trillion. The incentive plan requires SpaceX to reach a maximum valuation of $7.5 trillion, with milestones including building a Mars colony with a population of 1 million and constructing a data center capable of 100 terawatts of annual computing power. Notably, this differs from Tesla’s $56 billion compensation plan in 2018, which was overturned by a Delaware court. SpaceX has since mov

June 6 — U.S. President Donald Trump has spent the past 24 hours delivering a flurry of public remarks covering topics including the economy, monetary policy, the Middle East, and artificial intelligence. On the economic front, Trump called the May U.S. non-farm payrolls data "very strong," arguing robust growth doesn’t have to translate to inflation and that the stock market should have risen instead of falling. He renewed his push for an interest rate cut, but noted he would leave the decision on whether to lower rates at the October Federal Reserve meeting to the new Fed Chair, Wash. Regarding the Middle East, Trump said he aims to quickly wrap up U.S. military operations against Iran to ease upward pressure on energy and fertilizer prices. While no accord has been reached with Tehran, he claimed Iran has "no choice" but to strike a deal. Trump also asserted the U.S. has significantly degraded Iran’s missile and drone capabilities, estimating that Iran’s remaining missile inventor

June 6 — According to AI Auntie’s monitoring, as Ethereum (ETH) continues to see volatile trading swings, the three largest ETH whales holding a combined roughly 345,000 ETH face imminent liquidation risks, with total assets at stake totaling around $537 million. Details on each whale: 1. A whale that has maintained a long ETH position since February this year controls 152,195 ETH via two addresses on Hyperliquid, worth approximately $210 million. Its current health factor has dropped to 1.16, with liquidation thresholds set at $1,355.63 and $1,280.47 respectively. 2. An entity believed to be associated with Bit holds a long position of about 120,000 ETH through four Hyperliquid addresses (worth roughly $188 million). This position is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of around $84.48 million, with liquidation prices ranging from $1,241 to $1,272. 3. The third whale, who re-entered the market after five years of inactivity and adopted a leveraged long strategy, has collateralize

June 6 — Per a report from China Central Television (CCTV), three sources familiar with the matter have revealed that senior U.S. government officials held preliminary talks with major U.S. artificial intelligence companies to explore the possibility of federal government investment in these firms. Sources stated that since the launch of U.S. President Trump’s second term, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been regularly discussing this idea with top administration officials. Altman first proposed the concept to Trump in early 2025 and recently revisited the discussions with senior officials over the past few weeks, positioning the plan as a method to more broadly spread AI-driven economic benefits to the general public. The core of the talks centers on having these companies “voluntarily transfer shares to the government,” with any investment proceeds intended for public use. That said, specific details of the proposal are still being worked out and have not been finalized. ---------------

On June 6, data from OnchainLens shows Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin once again topped up 30,000 ETH — about $47.12 million — to the Maker protocol as collateral to prevent his position from being liquidated. As of today, Lubin has deposited a total of 110,000 ETH (roughly $170.78 million) across three distinct Maker Vaults, and has borrowed around 259.05 million DAI using this ETH as collateral.