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

June 22 – According to Bitget market data, pre-market trading for U.S.-listed SpaceX (ticker: SPCX) fell 3.58% ahead of regular session hours. Meanwhile, the broader storage sector saw widespread gains, with key players in the space posting positive moves: Seagate Technology (STX) advanced 2.82%, Western Digital Corporation (WDC) surged 4.19%, SanDisk (SNDK) rose 3.3%, and Micron Technology (MU) notched a 2.84% gain.

June 22 – JPMorgan Chase is highlighting a new growth cycle for the custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) market, as leading cloud computing firms and tech giants move away from exclusive reliance on general-purpose graphics processing units (GPUs) to cut AI computing costs and improve efficiency. Broadcom and Marvell Technology Group stand to be the biggest beneficiaries of this shift, according to the U.S. bank’s analysis. In a recent semiconductor industry research note, JPMorgan analysts Harlan Sur and Mayur Ramdhani project the global digital AI ASIC market will reach $600 billion to $700 billion by 2026, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40% to 50% in the coming years. Currently, Broadcom controls 80% to 85% of the high-end AI ASIC market, while Marvell holds a 10% to 12% share, the report states. Booming AI computing demand is reshaping chip procurement models, JPMorgan noted. Customers including Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, SoftBank, and

June 22, 2026: Binance Alpha will list Arcium (ARX) at 6:00 PM Beijing Time, per official sources. Users holding a minimum of 225 Binance Alpha points are eligible to claim an airdrop reward of 172 ARX tokens. Rewards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Should the full reward pool not be claimed, the required points threshold will automatically drop by 5 points every 5 minutes. Claiming the airdrop will cost 15 Binance Alpha points. Users must confirm their claim request within 24 hours; failure to do so will result in forfeiture of the reward.

June 22 — Analyst Gaah cited data from CryptoQuant, noting that Bitcoin’s Cycle Momentum indicator signals the current bear market isn’t over yet. The metric has failed to climb above its neutral zone (0), confirming the bear market is still ongoing. The indicator has dipped to the -30 level, a historically deep area where cyclical BTC bottoms tend to form. This -30 range has long acted as a major support level for Bitcoin, per past market cycles. That said, to validate a trend reversal, BTC’s price will need to carve out a bullish chart pattern, paired with the indicator crossing above the 0 neutral threshold.

June 22 – According to financial market sources, the Bank of England has scrapped its earlier proposal to cap individual and corporate stablecoin holdings, and instead will cap the initial total amount of each stablecoin at no more than ￡40 billion. The central bank also slightly softened rules around eligible reserve assets, a change made in response to feedback from the industry. This move removes a major barrier to stablecoin adoption, signaling the Bank of England is taking a more pragmatic regulatory approach to pound sterling stablecoins. That said, final rules are still set to be finalized by the end of this year, with systemic protection measures remaining in place. So far, the market has not seen any significant reaction in terms of price shifts or trading volume.

# South Korean Semiconductor Storage Exports Set for Record High in June Amid AI Demand Surge SEOUL, South Korea – June 22 – Critini Research analyst Jukan cited South Korean IT media outlet The Electronic Times on social media Tuesday, reporting that South Korea’s semiconductor storage exports are on track to hit a historic peak this June. The Electronic Times’ report notes June’s storage exports have maintained robust momentum, with surging artificial intelligence (AI) demand and tight supplies driving a simultaneous jump in both export values and unit prices. Shortages of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) have spilled over into general DRAM, NAND, and solid-state drives (SSDs), pushing total exports projected to exceed May’s previous all-time high of $37.16 billion. Data from South Korea’s Customs Office, released June 22, shows major storage product exports from June 1 to 20 already topped $23 billion – more than 60% of May’s full-month total. Factoring in recent growth trends across