Fidelity ramps up gold holdings, betting on a Federal Reserve credibility crisis and the declining safe-haven status of the US dollar.

According to monitoring by TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), as the HYPE token hits a new all-time high today, the "largest on-chain HYPE long holder" holds a 5x leveraged long position of 1.38 million HYPE, with an unrealized profit of approximately $56.56 million. The address has so far paid $5.03 million in funding fees for this position. The address opened a roughly $40 million 5x leveraged HYPE long position on October 23, 2025, about five hours before Robinhood announced it would list HYPE spot. Due to the extremely precise timing of its heavy entry, the community suspects it had access to non-public information, leading to it being nicknamed the "HYPE listing insider whale".

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stated in an interview with the podcast "The Iced Coffee Hour" that he uses Robinhood for personal trading, has traded cryptocurrencies for a period of time, is personally fond of crypto, and enjoys working alongside the community. He also shared his views on Bitcoin, noting that his investment portfolio is quite diversified, he holds a long-term optimistic outlook on Bitcoin, but will not make predictions such as Bitcoin’s price hitting $1 million in the future.

South Korea's top financial regulator has said it will accelerate discussions on cryptocurrency legislation and plans to roll out the country's version of the Digital Asset Basic Act this fall. According to reports, the bill is expected to establish regulatory rules covering areas including stablecoin issuance, virtual asset service provider (VASP) licensing, and Bitcoin ETFs.

Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), shared in a post that his market views over the past six months are as follows: he expected a rebound from the previous low, judged the rebound would end at the May peak, and repeatedly flagged July-August as the final bottom-buying opportunity over the past two months. He noted this does not mean he is always correct—every investment and trade is a new start, so one must stay cautious, humble, and maintain sound risk control strategies. Posting on the X platform is a great way to learn and self-iterate; whether right or wrong, such outcomes are entirely normal.

According to the latest Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) filings, after Alibaba announced an HK$80 billion new share placement plan, group chairman Joseph Tsai and CEO Daniel Yongming Wu purchased a total of approximately HK$120 million worth of Alibaba shares, signaling their confidence in the company’s AI strategy. Details show Tsai bought 720,000 Alibaba Hong Kong-listed shares at an average price of around HK$112, spending roughly HK$80 million; CEO Wu acquired 350,000 Alibaba Hong Kong shares at an average price of about HK$111.6, costing approximately HK$40 million. The two combined to add 1.07 million shares to their holdings, totaling around HK$120 million. The day prior, Alibaba unveiled the HK$80 billion new share placement, with all proceeds earmarked for investments in full-stack AI capabilities and AI infrastructure construction. The placement was actively subscribed by long-term investors including global sovereign wealth funds, resulting in nearly 3 times oversubscription, reports said. Market observers noted that management’s personal share purchases on the day following the placement announcement reflect strong confidence in the company’s AI strategy.

According to Reuters, CCSH Corporation, the parent company of China’s largest flash memory chip maker Yangtze Memory Technologies Co., Ltd. (YMTC), has had its initial public offering (IPO) application on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s Science and Technology Innovation Board (STAR Market) accepted. Market expectations are that the company will go public next year. The IPO is projected to raise 33 billion yuan (approximately $4.9 billion), with CCSH planning to issue between 1.98 billion and 2.43 billion new shares. According to its prospectus, the company’s revenue in the first quarter of 2026 (January to March) reached 47 billion yuan, a nearly five-fold year-on-year increase; net profit stood at 33.38 billion yuan, more than double its full-year 2025 net profit of 14.21 billion yuan. Meanwhile, YMTC’s factories are currently operating at near full capacity, and it continues to expand sales in the tight NAND flash memory market. In Q1 2026, the average selling price of NAND flash memory hit 2.73 times the 2025 average, while gross margin surged from 35.3% in 2025 to 76.8%. CCSH plans to use 20.8 billion yuan of the IPO proceeds to expand production lines, and another 12.2 billion yuan for research and development of next-generation NAND flash memory and high-speed storage products.