Bank of America Securities maintains MINIMAX 'Buy' rating, with a target price of HK$500.

UBS Group initiates research coverage on SpaceX (SPCX.O), assigns a Buy rating, and sets a target price of $210.

According to official announcements, Coinbase today announced it has received authorization from UK regulators to offer investment services in the UK. In simple terms, this means Coinbase is no longer limited to crypto-related services, and can now provide traditional financial investment products to UK users. This authorization is not merely a regulatory milestone, but will bring more investment options to UK users. Going forward, institutional investors and professional traders will be able to trade derivatives including cryptocurrencies, stocks, and commodity perpetual futures; retail users will also be able to trade stocks on the Coinbase platform for the first time. Coinbase noted this is just the first step in its product expansion, with more investment services planned for launch in the future.

Morningstar analyst Jing Jie Yu said investors may feel somewhat disappointed with Samsung Electronics' revenue outlook. He noted that the company’s projected operating profit is in line with market expectations, but its revenue forecast of 171 trillion won is slightly below the consensus. This underperformance is likely due to DRAM price increases falling short of expectations, which may have spooked investors who were increasingly betting on a structural rally in memory chip prices. As investors grew more cautious, Samsung Electronics’ stock closed down 6.9%, trimming its year-to-date gain to just under 150%.

Citigroup initiates coverage on SpaceX (SPCX.O), assigning a Buy rating and setting a target price of $200.

Binance co-founder He Yi stated in a social media post that "A key metric I’ve long focused on is the value created for users. Since 2022, Binance Earn has cumulatively distributed over $1.2 billion in yields to stablecoin holders. In the long run, the real opportunity lies not only in providing users with market access, but also in helping them continuously generate value from their assets."

Strive CEO Matt Cole said in an interview that even if Bitcoin falls to 1 cent and remains at that level for 18 months, Strive will face no issues, does not need to take any action, and will not have to sell a single BTC. No price level will trigger a forced liquidation for Strive.