U.S. Senator: If Powell Is Fired by Trump, It Will Trigger a Market Collapse

Crypto KOL Unipcs took to X to announce, “You’re not ready for the BNB boom—just as I predicted the Robinhood boom weeks ago, the BNB boom is coming.” Notably, Binance co-founder Yi He followed Unipcs on X earlier this morning.

According to Bitget market data, South Korea’s KOSPI index fell 1.00% intraday. Its weighted stocks SK Hynix dropped 2.36% and Samsung Electronics declined 1.8%. In response, Southern Fund’s twice-leveraged long SK Hynix product fell 5.75%, while its twice-leveraged long Samsung product dropped 4.51%. Earlier reports: The latest data shows South Korea’s semiconductor exports surged 209% year-on-year, hitting a record high of $46.65 billion in August, accounting for 47.5% of the country’s total goods exports.

According to monitoring by TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), the trader with an address starting with 0xbf34 currently holds 151,515 LIT in long positions, valued at approximately $588,600, with an average entry price of $1.2643, generating an unrealized profit of around $397,000. Calculated with 5x leverage, the return rate is about 1036%. On January 31, this address briefly attempted to go long, later closing its old long positions at an average price of $1.37, incurring a loss of roughly $17,900. Two months later, as LIT fell to near its recent low, the trader re-entered the market: on April 1, it bought at an average price of $0.858, only about 10% above the March 31 low of $0.78. The first round of re-positioning has since delivered a ~352% gain for LIT. After that, on April 8, it added 27,891 LIT at $1.0756. On June 3, as the price rebounded, the address continued buying at $1.543, eventually expanding its position to 151,515 LIT, which it has held ever since. TradingBeats, an on-chain perpetual and address analysis tool, is now launched, supporting real-time Hyperliquid data, enabling in-depth analysis from address tracing to whale operations, with all details visible at a glance.

South Korea's semiconductor exports surged 209% year-on-year, reaching a record high of $46.65 billion in August, accounting for 47.5% of the country's total goods exports.

Insight Beating AI News Flash: Enterprise AI firm Wonderful has closed a $550 million Series C funding round, valuing the company at $5 billion. Insight Partners led the round for the second time, while Salesforce is the only new investor in this round. Wonderful, which raised $150 million in March this year at a $2 billion valuation, has seen its valuation surge 2.5 times in less than six months, bringing its total funding to over $800 million. The company offers an enterprise AI platform that integrates various models, agents, workflows, and existing enterprise systems, and deploys on-site FDEs (Field Deployment Engineers) to assist clients with implementation. It currently operates in more than 35 markets, has over 100 enterprise clients, and employs around 650 people. Wonderful’s revenue has grown rapidly: its annualized revenue stood at roughly $1 million in August last year, rose to $7 million by year-end, reached $18 million in Q1 this year, and is now about $70 million, with a target of exceeding $100 million by the end of this year. Based on current revenue, the $5 billion valuation translates to approximately 71 times annualized revenue. In addition to the funding round, investors also allocated an extra $170 million to purchase shares from employees and early angel investors.

Beating AI News – AI consumer research firm Conveo has closed a $50 million Series A funding round, pushing its total capital raised to $55.8 million. Investors in the round include DST Global Partners, Balderton, Visionaries, 6 Degrees Capital, and Y Combinator, with the new funds earmarked primarily for U.S. expansion. Conveo’s core service is straightforward: it leverages AI to conduct interviews with real people on behalf of researchers. Consumers answer questions via video, voice, or text, and the AI follows up with context-aware questions instead of sticking to a rigid fixed questionnaire. Hundreds of interviews can run simultaneously, and post-interview, the AI automatically organizes themes, verbatim responses, and conclusions. What once took weeks of qualitative research can now yield results in as little as a few days. Conveo has already been integrated into the research workflows of numerous large corporations. The company states over 400 enterprises use its platform, including more than 50 Fortune 500 firms, with clients such as Google, Unilever, Anheuser-Busch InBev, and Canva. It is also shifting from one-off interviews to long-term services, where AI continuously engages with consumers and accumulates results from each round into a unified knowledge base.