A wallet that was suspected by the community to belong to Ansem(@blknoiz06) bought 2.04M $DIGIMON($50K) again 15 minutes ago.

On June 15, after SpaceX completed its initial public offering (IPO) and saw its stock price jump roughly 20% on the first day of trading, the market has kicked off discussions about the company’s long-term outlook as a public entity, focusing on three core questions. The first is whether SpaceX can sustain its impressive post-IPO momentum. Though some investors hold a long-term positive view of the company, its $2 trillion valuation, combined with a staged share lock-up period, has sparked concerns about near-term liquidity and potential selling pressure—key variables to watch. The second is the potential integration of Elon Musk’s broader corporate ecosystem. The market is debating whether SpaceX will form tighter financial or operational ties to Musk’s other major assets, such as Tesla. Analysts, however, point out that large-scale cross-asset integration would likely trigger regulatory scrutiny and could also fuel investor anxiety over the clarity of SpaceX’s business narrative.

Latin American cross-border payment app El Dorado closed a $9 million Series A funding round on June 15, with Paradigm leading the investment. Coinbase Ventures and Verda Ventures also joined the round as participants. Focused on solving the inefficiency and high costs plaguing Latin America’s cross-border payment space, El Dorado operates across 12 countries including Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. The platform currently has over 100,000 active users and has processed more than 5 million transactions to date. The fintech has expanded its offerings to include enterprise payment services, supporting cross-border trade and corporate fund flows by integrating stablecoins and fiat settlement systems into a unified payment architecture. With the new funding, El Dorado will launch an enterprise payment product built on the Tempo Layer 1 blockchain—a network co-incubated by Paradigm and Stripe. This network is designed to provide global enterprises with cross-border settlement capa

June 15 – Per EmberCN’s monitoring, here are last week’s largest treasury purchases of Bitcoin and Ethereum: - Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) bought roughly 1,587 BTC worth $100 million last week at an average price of $63,024 per BTC. The company now holds a total of 846,842 BTC, valued at $56.09 billion, with an average cost of $75,656 per BTC. It is currently facing an unrealized loss of $7.979 billion, a 12.4% drop from its average cost basis. - Ethereum treasury firm BitMNR (ticker: BMNR) purchased about 76,881 ETH for $12.9 million last week at an average of $1,681 per ETH. Its current holdings stand at 5,620,754 ETH, worth $9.909 billion, with an average cost of $3,422 per ETH. The unrealized loss here totals $9.327 billion, a 48.5% decline. Separately, Bitmine is approximately 400,000 ETH short of its target of holding 5% of all Ethereum in circulation. At its current purchasing pace, the firm is on track to hit that goal next month.

On June 15, YZi Labs-backed real-world outcome AI-native oracle Cournot Protocol announced it has formally integrated Event Market 42, becoming the platform’s official AI-native oracle. Event Market 42 counts Dragonfly, Coinbase Ventures, and other leading firms among its joint investors. Per the partnership, Cournot will provide Event Market 42 with continuous external monitoring, evidence-backed evaluations, and a transparent resolution workflow driven by its proprietary Proof of Reasoning framework. As event trading platforms expand into sports, politics, creator economies, and crypto-native events, building robust market resolution mechanisms has become a core challenge in the infrastructure sector. Unlike traditional data feed oracles, Cournot takes a more holistic approach: it tracks real-world developments around the clock, aggregates cross-validated evidence from multiple sources, analyzes each market’s unique settlement criteria, and generates an auditable chain of reasoning

Bloomberg reported on June 15 that Salesforce has agreed to acquire AI customer service startup Fin for roughly $3.6 billion, a deal aimed at boosting the company’s standing in the enterprise AI agent market. Fin’s core product, the AI Agent, handles customer inquiries across multiple channels—including chat, email, WhatsApp, SMS, phone calls, and Slack—delivering automated customer service capabilities to businesses. Salesforce noted that this tool will complement its existing AI agent platform Agentforce, further expanding access to AI applications for enterprise clients. The transaction is expected to wrap up in the fourth quarter of Salesforce’s 2027 fiscal year, marking the company’s latest push to invest in enterprise-level generative AI and automation service infrastructure. For 24/7 updates on global AI trends, join BlockBeats’ Feishu AI News Channel by clicking the original article link below.

June 15: Standard Chartered Bank projects in its latest research report that total value locked (TVL) in Decentralized Finance (DeFi) will hit roughly $2.7 trillion by 2030—an approximate 37x jump from current levels. The report attributes this growth primarily to two key drivers: the tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA) and the migration of crypto-native assets to on-chain protocols. Geoff Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s Head of Digital Assets Research, stated that the next wave of structural growth opportunities for digital assets will stem from DeFi protocols, with the share of tokenized assets entering the DeFi ecosystem expected to climb from around 3.5% today to roughly 30% by 2030. Current data shows only about 3% of stablecoins and 10% of tokenized real-world assets are actually utilized in DeFi protocols, highlighting significant untapped potential. The report emphasizes that hitting the $2.7 trillion target hinges on rapid expansion of tokenized asset volumes and a ma