10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 2,152 $BTC(-$201.21M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 45,684 $ETH(-$148.11M) yesterday.

June 14 — A senior Iranian official announced that Tehran has committed under a draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the United States to refrain from producing or acquiring nuclear weapons. According to the draft, the U.S. has agreed to allow Iran to dilute its stockpile of highly enriched uranium within Iran, with the specific implementation mechanism to be negotiated over the next 60 days. In return, Iran will immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz to all commercial vessels, while the U.S. will lift its maritime blockade targeting Iran.

June 14 — According to HyperInsight monitoring, Garrett Jin, the agent operating under the alias "BTC OG Insider Whale", placed a limit order for 60,000 ZEC at a price of $409.12 per unit, with a total value of approximately $24.54 million. Per HTX market data, ZEC is currently trading at $427.

June 14: SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell is publicly defending Elon Musk’s governance structure— which gives him over 80% super-voting power— bluntly stating no one could run SpaceX the way Musk does. While the company wouldn’t collapse without him, it would be a totally different entity, and his absence would be a real regret, Shotwell said. She revealed Musk recently joined an investor meeting in person, noting many people only saw his true side after meeting him face-to-face. Shotwell also added Musk pushed to allocate roughly 33% of SpaceX’s IPO shares to retail investors, matching his vision of making space accessible to everyone. As for why the company is going public now: Early on, SpaceX wasn’t sure if it would list. As a private firm, it could focus on long-term goals without Wall Street’s quarterly performance pressure, keeping innovation fast and decisions aligned with long-term priorities. But the timing is right now— Starlink is commercially stable, and new busi

According to monitoring from Dongzha Beating (a Telegram source: https://t.me/OneMillion_AI), Ant Group is secretly testing an AI-powered iteration of Alipay, with plans to launch an AI assistant dubbed “Ally.” Users will be able to complete daily tasks such as hailing rides, ordering coffee, and purchasing funds via voice or text commands, and can authorize financial transactions like fund purchases. Insiders revealed this AI version is currently in internal testing, and no official launch date has been set yet. This upgrade will intensify direct competition between Ant Group and Tencent, which is also testing an AI assistant prototype within WeChat. Given both Alipay and WeChat boast over a billion users, the market is closely tracking their AI rollouts, as these efforts could become industry benchmarks for implementing AI assistants. The first company to successfully execute this strategy will gain a competitive edge in the critical race for dominance in China’s internet sector.

Per monitoring by Dongcha Beating (available at: https://t.me/OneMillion_AI), a reporter from the *Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily* has learned that Ant Group is secretly testing an AI version of Alipay. This new Alipay update will revolutionize the platform’s traditional user interaction model, enabling one-click access to a native AI interface and bringing intelligent capabilities to every area—from services to fund management. The report notes the official release date for the AI-enhanced version has not been finalized, and Ant Group has declined to comment on the development. Readers are also invited to click the original article link below to join Dongcha Beating’s Feishu AI News Channel, which offers 24/7 coverage of global AI hot topics and news updates.

On June 14, Michael Saylor published a post clarifying two key per-share Bitcoin metrics tied to MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings, breaking down their differences in a way tailored for investors. BPS, short for Bitcoin Per Share, measures the amount of Bitcoin linked to common shares before accounting for senior debt—an optimistic metric that shows how quickly per-share equity accumulates when the company acquires Bitcoin via debt or equity issuances. BTC Yield, for its part, tracks the effectiveness of this strategy by relying on BPS as its core basis. CEBE BPS, by contrast, is the actual per-share Bitcoin exposure accessible to common shareholders after deducting all senior obligations (including term debt, convertible bonds, preferred stock, and so on)—a more conservative risk indicator. Saylor noted that the relative importance of these two metrics depends on MicroStrategy’s liability maturity schedule: Shorter-dated debt makes CEBE BPS far more critical, as it directly re