Shield: The KiloEx Attacker Tagged Address has returned approximately 1.4 million USDT to KiloEx

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $61,000 on June 6, marking a 3.6% decrease over the 24-hour trading period.

WISCONSIN, June 6 (Xinhua News Agency) — U.S. President Donald Trump told supporters at a campaign rally in a rural Wisconsin agricultural region on June 5 that he will quickly end the standoff with Iran to curb the high costs driven by the conflict. “We will soon be getting out of the Iran situation,” Trump said at the event, adding that fertilizer prices would drop significantly back to levels seen four months ago. As the midterm elections approach, American media widely view the U.S.-Iran conflict as a key factor driving up oil prices and raising living costs—creating pressure on the Republican Party’s electoral prospects. Within the GOP, there are growing hopes that Trump will resolve the Iran issue quickly to eliminate its electoral drag and refocus on economic and livelihood issues. Per NBC News, Trump noted on June 5 that Iranian leaders have not yet reached an agreement with the U.S. to end the conflict, but insisted they “have no choice” but to strike a deal. He claimed the U

June 6 Crypto Update: ETH Whale Leverages Aave to Buy $59.7M of Ether During Downturn, Faces $6M Unrealized Loss On June 6, on-chain analyst Welson reported that a large crypto whale has been steadily accumulating Ether (ETH) amid the token’s recent slump—using leverage to scoop up even more ETH via decentralized lending platform Aave. Over the past 24 hours, the whale borrowed a total of $100 million in USDT from Aave, which it used to purchase 59,742 ETH at an average price of roughly $1,681 per coin. At current ETH prices, this leveraged position is sitting on an unrealized loss of about $6 million. Right now, the whale holds a total of 133,800 ETH, valued at around $212 million based on today’s rates. Its two leveraged trades have liquidation prices set at $1,356 and $1,170 per ETH, respectively. If ETH continues to decline, both positions remain at significant risk of being liquidated.

June 6 — According to Bitget Market Data, the three major U.S. stock indexes closed lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 1.35%, the S&P 500 declining 2.64%, and the Nasdaq Composite dropping 4.18%. The “Huang Renxun Stock Selection” portfolio of stocks also posted an overall decline, with individual holdings seeing the following drops: Marvell Technology (MRVL) down 16.74%; Nokia Corp. (NOK) down 13.48%; Nebius Group (NBIS) down 12.27%; IREN Inc. (IREN) down 12.14%; Intel Corp. (INTC) down 11.28%; Coherent Corp. (COHR) down 10.64%; Corning Inc. (GLW) down 10.18%; Lumentum Holdings Inc. (LITE) down 8.62%; CoreWeave Inc. (CRWV) down 7.07%.

June 6 (Friday): U.S. chip stocks took a steep dive Friday, wiping roughly $1.3 trillion off the total market capitalization of publicly traded U.S. chipmakers. Heavyweight AI-related names including NVIDIA, Micron Technology, and AMD all logged sharp pullbacks. The sell-off follows this week’s Broadcom quarterly report, which fell short of lofty market expectations for its custom AI chip business, with the fallout continuing to reverberate across Wall Street. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) plunged 10.3% on Friday, its biggest single-day drop since March 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic slammed global markets. The index notched a combined 12% decline over Thursday and Friday. Prior to this week’s rout, the SOX had just touched an all-time high on Wednesday, and even after Friday’s sell-off, it remains 73% higher for the year-to-date. For individual stocks: Market-cap leader NVIDIA fell roughly 6%, erasing over $300 billion in value. Micron Technology dropped 13%, wipi

June 6 – According to two individuals with direct knowledge of the matter, SpaceX’s initial public offering (IPO) has garnered roughly $1.5 trillion in investor subscription funds, double the amount the company originally planned to raise. Set to become the largest IPO in history, the offering has seen striking investor enthusiasm, per insiders. The process is still in its early promotional stages, and large institutional investors tend to submit their orders toward the end of the IPO application window. The current subscription data only reflects indicative applications, not final allocations. Actual allocation quantities will be determined during the IPO’s pricing phase. (Golden Finance)