TRUMP unlocked 40 million tokens 5 hours ago, equivalent to around 300 million US dollars

June 9: Robinhood launched JTO, per its official website.

June 9 — According to Ashes Monitor, hacker H minted another 1 billion tokens just 20 minutes ago. However, the token’s on-chain price has dropped to $0.0003, making large-scale cashouts impossible.

On June 9, Jack Caffrey of J.P. Morgan Asset Management told Bloomberg that while some signals suggest the U.S. stock market may have become overextended, equities still have upside potential supported by corporate earnings growth. Caffrey added that even as the U.S. economic expansion enters its later stages, corporate profits are projected to rise by 22% or more in 2026. He noted last year’s corporate profit growth landed in the mid-teens, and a similar growth pace is likely to persist in 2027.

On June 9, U.S. crypto market maker GSR secured approval from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to finalize its acquisition of proprietary broker-dealer Equilibrium Capital Services. GSR CEO Xin Song commented, “Today marks a key milestone for GSR’s U.S. operations. Finalizing this acquisition will bolster our U.S. footprint and strengthen our ability to support institutional clients via a regulated broker-dealer platform— a growing priority as the digital asset market continues to mature.” Looking ahead, GSR’s new broker-dealer business will drive its expansion into tokenization, including helping potential issuers with fundraising. The firm’s representatives previously told The Block that this unit is effectively aiming to build a “Web3 investment bank.”

On June 9th, Bitget market data revealed that Broadcom’s (AVGO.O) pre-market stock gain widened to 3%. Broadcom (AVGO.O), Apollo, and Blackstone Group (BX.N) have formed a strategic platform to speed up global AI deployments totaling over 20 gigawatts. An initial $35 billion will be allocated to support Anthropic’s previously announced plan to expand its computing infrastructure capacity by more than 1 gigawatt.

June 9 (Reuters) – A new survey of 102 economists by Reuters shows the Federal Reserve is highly unlikely to adjust its benchmark interest rate for the remainder of 2026. Seventy-two respondents, roughly 70%, expect rates will hold steady in the current range of 3.50% to 3.75%. That share has risen significantly from less than half of economists who held that view last month, and even more so from the roughly one-third who felt the same earlier this year. The survey was conducted between June 4 and June 9. Every economist polled agrees there will be no rate cut at the June 16-17 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, which will mark the first time new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will lead the gathering. The survey also finds many economists anticipate the Fed will abandon its previous dovish stance in this month’s policy statement. Most financial institutions have either pushed back their rate cut expectations to 2027 or scrapped those expectations entirely, with only a small number c