MANTRA DAO Initiates Survey Vote to Solicit Feedback on Team Token Burn Execution

June 14 — In an early morning post at 00:45, U.S. President Donald Trump took to his personal social media platform to announce the Iran nuclear deal he’s advancing is fundamentally distinct from the Obama-era Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). He labeled the old agreement a “straight path to nuclear weapons” and framed the new one as a “high wall” blocking Iran from acquiring nukes. Trump claimed Iran is no longer pursuing nuclear weapons and will not obtain them through purchases, research, or any other method. The pact is scheduled to be signed tomorrow, Trump added. Once finalized, the Strait of Hormuz will open immediately to all countries. He noted the U.S.’s relationship with Iran will be more positive than under previous administrations, and the agreement does not require the U.S. to transfer funds to Iran. Trump also stated that after the situation stabilizes, the U.S. will address Iran’s deeply buried nuclear materials, destroying them via a dilution process that c

On June 14, sources familiar with the matter told reporters that the Trump administration has decided to ban foreign countries from using Anthropic’s most powerful AI model. The incident was sparked by a conversation between Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessemer, and other top U.S. government officials. During that chat, Jassy warned officials that Amazon researchers had successfully tricked Anthropic’s Fable 5 AI model into sharing restricted information that could be exploited for cyberattacks. The White House quickly convened a meeting to hash out response plans, and independent security researchers later confirmed Amazon’s claims as accurate. In the end, the administration settled on blocking foreign governments, businesses, and individuals from accessing the AI tool to mitigate the security risk—a move formally signed off by President Trump. U.S. officials have long voiced concerns that Anthropic has failed to adequately manage vulnerabilities in its latest AI m

June 14 saw a successful milestone initial public offering (IPO) for SpaceX on Nasdaq, which reassured Wall Street and set a new template for traders and exchanges as they gear up for massive IPOs from OpenAI and Anthropic later this year. SpaceX’s IPO posted a record size Friday—nearly triple the previous largest IPO on a U.S. exchange—yet the trading systems of underwriters, exchanges, market makers and other institutions handled millions of customer orders without a hitch. This stands in sharp contrast to Facebook’s disastrous 2012 IPO debut, when technical glitches left investors and brokers stranded for hours. Morgan Stanley, serving as the deal’s “stabilizing agent,” played a critical role in managing the opening process smoothly. Citadel Securities noted that SpaceX’s IPO generated the highest level of retail order auction activity on record. Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman praised all parties for strong collaboration and thorough preparation, describing the trading process as “flaw

As of June 13th, CME’s FedWatch tool signals a 97.4% probability that the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady this month, while the likelihood of a 25-basis-point rate cut remains at 2.6%.

June 13 – According to Iran’s Fars News Agency, a spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry stated that the release of Iran’s frozen funds is a key part of the agreement.

Per Coinglass data, the entire cryptocurrency network recorded $120 million in liquidations over the 24 hours ending June 13. Of that total, $71.35 million came from long position liquidations, while short position liquidations accounted for $48.36 million.