Hyperliquid's largest ETH long position's unrealized loss has expanded to $47 million, with a liquidation range of $1617 to $1355.

On June 3, according to monitoring by OnchainLens, a newly created cryptocurrency wallet withdrew 810.3 Bitcoin (BTC) from Binance via multiple intermediary addresses, with the total value of the withdrawn assets coming to approximately $54.11 million.

June 3: Per Hyperinsight Monitor data, the "BTC OG Insider Whale" wallet took a massive hit from last night’s price pullback, with its BTC long position incurring over $10.5 million in losses in 24 hours—its unrealized loss has now ballooned to $11.7 million. This address holds the largest BTC long position on Hyperliquid and is today’s single biggest loser. Open positions: - 5x Leveraged BTC Long: $84.7 million position size, average entry price $76,117.30, unrealized loss $11.7 million (-70%), liquidation price $55,965 - 3x Leveraged ZEC Long: $35.9 million position size, average entry price $626, unrealized profit $50,000 (+0.4%) This OG crypto address once held over 50,000 BTC and remained dormant for 8 years. Its trading activity has closely aligned with Trump’s public statements and U.S. policy trends. Notably, it opened a $500 million BTC short position just hours before the "10.11" crash, netting nearly $100 million in profits from that trade. BitForex CEO Garrett Jin previou

June 3. Driven by the AI boom, U.S. stocks continued to hit fresh record highs. The S&P 500 closed above the 7,600 mark for the first time, while the Dow rose more than 200 points to a new intraday peak. Japan’s Nikkei 225 also notched a new all-time high on Wednesday. At the Computex Taipei tech expo, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was the clear market focus. NVIDIA unveiled a new PC processor developed in partnership with Microsoft. Huang’s comments that Marvell Technology would become the “next $1 trillion market cap company” sent the chipmaker’s stock surging 32% in regular trading, with an additional 9% gain in after-hours trading. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said investor sentiment has clearly shifted into “greedy mode,” signaling the market is bracing for an unprecedented wave of financing deals for AI-focused giants. Meanwhile, ongoing tensions in the Middle East continue to roil global markets. Former President Trump and U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo claimed that U.S.-Iran ne

June 3 – A Tencent insider told reporters that there’s currently no way to lock in an exact launch date for WeChat’s AI assistant, noting the timing hinges entirely on regulatory approval. Given WeChat’s massive 1.4 billion user base, Tencent’s compliance process for this tool will be far stricter than for most other products. A Tencent spokesperson declined to comment when reached about the project. Earlier reports from media outlets labeled WeChat’s AI assistant as Tencent’s “top-secret, highest-priority project,” with preparations slated to begin no later than the first half of 2025. The Tencent insider confirmed this report. Moving on to upcoming events: Tencent’s 2026 AI Industry Application Conference is set to take place in Beijing. The event will feature the launch of a series of new intelligent assistant applications, plus announcements about progress on infrastructure upgrades (including core infra). Additionally, Tencent’s Senior Executive Vice President and CEO of the Clo

On June 3, Singapore’s benchmark stock index climbed as much as 1.1% at one point, reaching a record high of 5,150.69 points.

June 3 – Per EmberCN’s monitoring, Bitmine added 25,000 ETH to its holdings 10 hours ago via BitGo, a transaction worth approximately $47.98 million. Last week, BitMine accumulated a total of 26,497 ETH, and this week it disclosed that its overall holdings have reached 5,416,901 ETH.