Vanta’s public beta has surpassed $100 million in cumulative trading volume over its first two weeks, and is now fully open to all users.

According to Hyperliquid News, tradexyz will launch trading in China’s Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market 50 ETF futures contracts, and the relevant ticker has been acquired via auction.

Citigroup raises Western Digital (WDC.O) price target from $685 to $800.

Per Hyperinsight monitoring, as of press time, the SK Hynix (SKHX) contract on Hyperliquid trades at $1,245.4, with a 24-hour trading volume of ~$1.021 billion. The US ADR contract SKHY is priced at $153.69, with a 24-hour volume of ~$136 million. Based on the conversion ratio of 10 ADRs equaling 1 South Korean common share, SKHY’s equivalent price stands at $1,536.9, a $291.5 premium over SKHYNIX. This translates to a ~23.41% premium for the US ADR versus the South Korean stock, and a ~18.97% discount for the South Korean stock relative to the US ADR. On funding rates: SKHYNIX has an hourly rate of +0.06132%, with longs paying shorts. SKHY’s hourly rate is -0.00463%, with shorts paying longs, marking a 0.06595 percentage point gap between the two. This means a convergence trade position of "long SKHYNIX, short SKHY" would require paying high funding fees on both sides. Conversely, a reverse position would collect funding fees on both sides but bets on the US ADR premium continuing to widen. Still, two notable convergence trades exist among visible large addresses: - Address starting with 0x257: Longs 2,500.42 SKHX with 10x leverage, worth ~$3.115 million; simultaneously shorts 31,031.66 SKHY with 10x leverage, worth ~$4.776 million. Total position size is ~$7.891 million, with an unrealized profit of ~$339,000, the largest visible convergence trade. - Address starting with 0xf517: Longs 2,145.256 SKHX with 10x leverage, and shorts 22,223.39 SKHY with 5x leverage, with a quantity ratio of ~1:10.36, closest to the 1:10 ADR conversion ratio. Total position size is ~$6.093 million, with an unrealized loss of ~$389,000. -HyperInsight Bot is now live. Add @HyperInsightBot to your Telegram group, set it as admin, and enable "Send Messages" permission to automatically sync on-chain news.

Bitget has officially launched its platform-wide yield product "Cash Plus", offering users a new stablecoin demand deposit yield service, with the first phase supporting USDT and USDC. The product balances profitability, liquidity, and capital efficiency: users earn daily compound interest during the holding period, with support for instant 1:1 redemptions, real-time fund arrivals, zero fees, and no wear and tear. The initial reference annual percentage rate (APR) for the product is 4%, and actual returns will be adjusted dynamically based on market conditions. According to the plan, Cash Plus will be further integrated into Bitget's Unified Trading Account (UTA) in the third quarter. After integration, Cash Plus balances will continue to generate interest while being directly usable as trading margin, enabling a capital reuse experience of "trading while earning interest".

Meta Platforms has pledged an additional $40 billion investment into its large data center campus in Louisiana, U.S., as it scales up its artificial intelligence (AI) computing operations, bringing the project’s total projected investment to over $250 billion. The company announced Monday that it will expand the rural Louisiana data center project to at least 5 gigawatts (GW) of computing capacity, with a total investment of $50 billion. Previously, Meta had committed $10 billion to build the data center and its surrounding community. In May this year, reports emerged that Meta planned to invest an additional $200 billion into the project, primarily to purchase high-cost computing chips for installation on the nearly 4,000-acre campus. According to a source familiar with the matter, this will push the project’s total projected investment to at least $250 billion. To date, Meta has not disclosed any specific expenditures for the project beyond the $50 billion.

QCP analysis notes that crypto markets got off to an indecisive start this week, with focus turning to Tuesday’s U.S. CPI data and Federal Reserve Chair Warsh’s congressional testimony to assess the interest rate path. Meanwhile, the U.S. Q2 earnings season will kick off with major banks. Institutional adoption and ETF demand continue to underpin crypto markets, but BTC is likely to remain range-bound until a clear macro catalyst emerges.