FG Nexus offloads another 3,375 ETH, pushing its total losses past $86.8 million.

According to Bloomberg, the South Korean government has imposed stricter real estate restrictions on areas outside Seoul near the country’s semiconductor hub. The move follows a semiconductor industry boom that drove sharp local home price increases and sparked concerns over speculative property purchases. South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport designated Dongtan District in Hwaseong City, Giheung District in Yongin City, and Guri City as speculative zones, with stricter lending restrictions taking effect on July 1. These three areas will also be subject to land transaction permit requirements starting July 5. The ministry stated that the measures aim to curb speculative purchases, protect genuine housing demand, strengthen housing market monitoring, and accelerate housing supply plans. The new rules come as Seoul apartment prices have risen for 73 consecutive weeks, signaling limited effectiveness of previous government efforts to cool the property market. Once the regulations take effect, 25 districts in Seoul and 15 areas in Gyeonggi Province will be designated as restricted zones.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin Monitoring, a whale opened long positions worth $19 million in crude oil near the $100.4 level, and another long position worth $6.95 million in gold near $4345. However, both crude oil and gold have seen sharp pullbacks recently: crude oil has dropped around 27%, while gold is down about 9%. Currently, both of the whale’s long positions are in unrealized losses, totaling $5.7 million.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin Monitoring, a whale opened long positions in crude oil worth $19 million near $100.4, and also opened long positions in gold worth $6.95 million near $4345. However, both crude oil and gold have seen sharp corrections recently, with crude oil down approximately 27% and gold down roughly 9%. Currently, both of the whale’s long positions are in unrealized loss, with total unrealized loss hitting $5.7 million.

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest executed another bottom-fishing purchase yesterday, acquiring stocks worth roughly $16.9 million across Coinbase, Circle, Bullish, and Robinhood. The breakdown of the buys is as follows: 45,164 Coinbase shares (valued at $6.85 million), 81,757 Circle shares ($6.21 million), 149,422 Bullish shares ($3.54 million), and 2,943 Robinhood shares ($300,000).

According to Reuters, GameStop says it will continue advancing its acquisition of eBay, even after the e-commerce giant rejected its roughly $56 billion all-cash and stock offer. GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen’s May proposal to acquire eBay took Wall Street by surprise. Cohen argued the combined entity would be a stronger competitor to Amazon, and stated he would oversee its operations. eBay rejected the offer that same month. GameStop noted it remains committed to the acquisition plan, but did not disclose the deal’s rationale or next steps. Separately, in a brief regulatory filing, GameStop projected its adjusted EBITDA for fiscal 2026 will exceed $600 million, up from the $345.4 million reported for fiscal 2025.

According to data from Bitget, depreciation pressure on the Japanese yen continues to intensify, with the USD/JPY exchange rate breaching the 162 threshold for the first time since December 1986.