June 7 – Per data from Hypeflows, Hyperliquid has captured an 8% share of the global perpetual futures contract market when measured by open interest size. This share includes all centralized exchanges such as Binance, Bybit, and OKX, marking a new record high since the platform’s launch. According to HTX market data, HYPE is currently trading at $57.72, with a 2.42% drop over the past 24 hours.

On June 7th, monitoring from Onchain Lens shows a whale deposited 34.74 million USDT into Aave V3 as collateral, borrowed 9,000 ETH valued at roughly $14.7 million, then transferred those ETH to Binance.

June 7: Bitcoin dipped below $62,000 per HTX market data, now trading at $61,970, with its 24-hour percentage change narrowing to 1.61%.

June 7, per a Bloomberg report, Apollo Global Management Inc. and Blackstone Inc. have finalized a $35 billion financing package for Anthropic PBC to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure. It’s another blockbuster deal in today’s red-hot AI race. Sources familiar with the deal told reporters the debt financing is structured across three distinct tranches. Prior Bloomberg reporting noted the funds will be used to purchase custom-built TPUs from Google, which Anthropic will then lease. This financing is one of the largest private credit transactions in history, highlighting how top financial institutions are vying to back data center construction and the chips required for AI. As the AI space faces unprecedented capital needs, tech companies are tapping into every available financing channel in the credit market, while Wall Street is designing innovative debt structures to meet this fast-growing demand. Under the agreement, Broadcom will provide payment guarantees for the

June 7 — According to CNBC, which cited three OPEC+ sources, the group is set to approve raising its oil production targets for the fourth time in just a few months this Sunday, even as the ongoing U.S.-Iran war keeps several OPEC+ members from boosting output. Seven core OPEC+ members already increased their production quotas by nearly 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) between April and June. However, actual production has fallen sharply due to export cuts from Gulf region members. OPEC data shows average production hit 33.19 million bpd in April, down from 42.77 million bpd in February. Sources say those same seven members will likely vote this Sunday to lift production targets by roughly 188,000 bpd starting in July—matching the size of the June increase.

On June 7th, self-proclaimed "Stock God" Serenity posted on social media, alerting investors to two critical factors for investment returns: a company’s capital structure and changes in its outstanding share count. They emphasized these elements are make-or-break for gains, citing the following examples: - IREN: This stock uses financing strategies that cause heavy share dilution. Every time its price bounces, sellers push it back down—Serenity classifies it as essentially a "bad stock." - NBIS: Up 153% year-to-date, this stock’s rally stems from an optimized financing structure, including moves like direct financing and convertible bond combinations, per Serenity. - CRWV: The company is facing surging debt interest costs, and it took out high-interest loans to fund GPU purchases. This will erode its long-term free cash flow, Serenity warned. Serenity added a key caveat: if a company has strong fundamentals, investors may consider buying after existing shares have been diluted. But fo