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On June 23, according to Blue Whale News, sources revealed that the release of the next-generation Doubao AI phone, jointly promoted by ZTE and ByteDance, may be extended beyond the previously established timeline due to issues related to the filing and certification process. Unlike regular smartphones, this product must pass through two critical checkpoints: one is the large model filing managed by the Cyberspace Administration, and the other is the network access certification for mobile terminals overseen by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

[ByteDance's Next-Gen Doubao Phone Supply Chain Information Exposed, Release Date May Be Delayed]On June 23, according to Blue Whale News, sources revealed that the release of the next-generation Doubao AI phone, jointly promoted by ZTE and ByteDance, may be extended beyond the previously established timeline due to issues related to the filing and certification process. Unlike regular smartphones, this product must pass through two critical checkpoints: one is the large model filing managed by the Cyberspace Administration, and the other is the network access certification for mobile terminals overseen by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

ByteDance's Next-Gen Doubao Phone Supply Chain Information Exposed, Release Date May Be Delayed

On June 23, Du Jun, co-founder of ABCDE, stated that after years of twists and turns, the crypto sector has returned to the payment narrative outlined in the Bitcoin white paper. He will continue to invest in the crypto field and still believes that blockchain will ultimately restructure financial infrastructure.

[Du Jun: Still Believes Blockchain Will Ultimately Restructure Financial Infrastructure, Continues Investment in Crypto Sector]On June 23, Du Jun, co-founder of ABCDE, stated that after years of twists and turns, the crypto sector has returned to the payment narrative outlined in the Bitcoin white paper. He will continue to invest in the crypto field and still believes that blockchain will ultimately restructure financial infrastructure.

Du Jun: Still Believes Blockchain Will Ultimately Restructure Financial Infrastructure, Continues Investment in Crypto Sector

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, following the news of AI beta testing on WeChat, Enterprise WeChat is set to launch an AI agent named 'Dayuan', which is currently in the beta testing phase. It is understood that this product does not require users to repeatedly state the context but can automatically understand user requests based on existing work data in Enterprise WeChat, such as group chats, documents, meetings, emails, and schedules, and provide responses tailored to the corresponding scenarios. --------------------------------- Click the link below to join Dongcha Beating's Feishu AI news channel, which monitors global AI hotspots and news 24/7.

[Enterprise WeChat Beta Tests AI Agent 'Dayuan']According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, following the news of AI beta testing on WeChat, Enterprise WeChat is set to launch an AI agent named 'Dayuan', which is currently in the beta testing phase. It is understood that this product does not require users to repeatedly state the context but can automatically understand user requests based on existing work data in Enterprise WeChat, such as group chats, documents, meetings, emails, and schedules, and provide responses tailored to the corresponding scenarios. --------------------------------- Click the link below to join Dongcha Beating's Feishu AI news channel, which monitors global AI hotspots and news 24/7.

Enterprise WeChat Beta Tests AI Agent 'Dayuan'

On June 23, Alibaba Cloud announced that due to increased costs from the upstream domain registry, it has decided, after careful consideration, to adjust the prices for .co domains effective July 1, 2026, at midnight. The registration price for .co domains will be adjusted to 120 yuan for the first year, while renewal and transfer prices will be adjusted to 249 yuan per year.

[Alibaba Cloud Increases .co Domain Registration Prices]On June 23, Alibaba Cloud announced that due to increased costs from the upstream domain registry, it has decided, after careful consideration, to adjust the prices for .co domains effective July 1, 2026, at midnight. The registration price for .co domains will be adjusted to 120 yuan for the first year, while renewal and transfer prices will be adjusted to 249 yuan per year.

Alibaba Cloud Increases .co Domain Registration Prices

On June 23, for the first time in decades, the U.S. implemented a comprehensive waiver for sanctions on Iranian oil, prompting Iranian exporters to rush to engage Asia's largest oil buyers in an effort to clear offshore stockpiles and broaden their buyer base within the 60-day policy window. On June 23, the U.S. Treasury issued a general license valid for 60 days, fully exempting Iranian crude oil and petrochemical production and sales from sanctions, while Iran confirmed the immediate unfreezing of $12 billion in overseas assets. U.S. Vice President Vance revealed that Iran has agreed to allow international inspectors to return to its nuclear facilities, although Tehran has not publicly acknowledged this concession. Bloomberg reported that sellers, including intermediaries and representatives from the National Iranian Oil Company, had already reached out to refiners in India, Japan, and South Korea even before the license was officially issued, negotiating both spot cargoes and long-term contract arrangements. According to data from analytics firm Vortexa and calculations by Bloomberg, as of June 22, approximately 68 million barrels of Iranian crude and condensate were floating at sea, with at least 80% lacking a clear destination port, theoretically available to the market. However, Asian buyers are not in a hurry to enter the market. Abundant supply, ongoing sanctions from the EU and the UK, and doubts about the consistency of the Trump administration's policies have led most refiners to adopt a wait-and-see approach. Analysts warn that unless Iran offers significant discounts, large-scale substantive purchases are unlikely to materialize in the short term.

[U.S. 60-Day Sanction Waiver Takes Effect, Iran Seeks Asia's Largest Oil Buyers with 68 Million Barrels for Sale]On June 23, for the first time in decades, the U.S. implemented a comprehensive waiver for sanctions on Iranian oil, prompting Iranian exporters to rush to engage Asia's largest oil buyers in an effort to clear offshore stockpiles and broaden their buyer base within the 60-day policy window. On June 23, the U.S. Treasury issued a general license valid for 60 days, fully exempting Iranian crude oil and petrochemical production and sales from sanctions, while Iran confirmed the immediate unfreezing of $12 billion in overseas assets. U.S. Vice President Vance revealed that Iran has agreed to allow international inspectors to return to its nuclear facilities, although Tehran has not publicly acknowledged this concession. Bloomberg reported that sellers, including intermediaries and representatives from the National Iranian Oil Company, had already reached out to refiners in India, Japan, and South Korea even before the license was officially issued, negotiating both spot cargoes and long-term contract arrangements. According to data from analytics firm Vortexa and calculations by Bloomberg, as of June 22, approximately 68 million barrels of Iranian crude and condensate were floating at sea, with at least 80% lacking a clear destination port, theoretically available to the market. However, Asian buyers are not in a hurry to enter the market. Abundant supply, ongoing sanctions from the EU and the UK, and doubts about the consistency of the Trump administration's policies have led most refiners to adopt a wait-and-see approach. Analysts warn that unless Iran offers significant discounts, large-scale substantive purchases are unlikely to materialize in the short term.

U.S. 60-Day Sanction Waiver Takes Effect, Iran Seeks Asia's Largest Oil Buyers with 68 Million Barrels for Sale

On June 23, Lee Chan-jin, the head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service, expressed regret on the 22nd over the introduction of single-stock leveraged ETFs for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, admitting to a policy failure and revealing plans for investor safety measures. Regarding the borrowing investment craze in South Korea, Lee warned of a statistical illusion where the increase in total market capitalization has led to a decrease in the proportion of credit trading financing balances, creating a false sense of security. In his statements at a press conference, he acknowledged the failure of the single-stock leveraged ETF policy, stating, "I deeply regret it." Lee expressed clear regret over the introduction of these ETFs at the end of last year to counter high exchange rates, voicing strong concerns about overheated investments. This system was introduced to redirect retail investor demand for 'overseas stock investments' back to the domestic stock market in response to the persistent high exchange rate of the Korean won. Lee pointed out, "The extremely high turnover rate of this product is only benefiting securities companies. I am personally very concerned that real retail investors are not gaining actual benefits, while only the management and operation systems are profiting. The turnover rate of this product is close to 200%, which means that securities companies could earn up to 10 trillion won in transaction fees. I am reflecting on whether I should have intervened at that time, and I deeply regret it now." Lee warned that leveraged ETFs "only allow brokers to make money" and that investor protection measures are being formulated. He expressed strong concerns about the high turnover rate of leveraged ETFs and warned that the current overheated situation has not eased. "Although the Financial Supervisory Service recently issued consumer alerts, it has not cooled down. Most investors are middle-class and ordinary citizens, and any fluctuations in the stock market could have a huge impact on families, so we are considering additional safety measures." Regarding specific measures, Lee stated, "We are researching solutions that can alleviate external shocks related to credit and will discuss how to phase in measures from financing margins to credit with policy authorities." Addressing concerns about the borrowing investment craze and the statistical illusion, Lee noted that market instability and trading concentration are worsening. "The trading turnover rate has sharply increased, and market instability and volatility have significantly intensified. In particular, the concentration of trading in semiconductor stocks is expanding. Although borrowing investments have also increased significantly, as total market capitalization rises, the proportion of credit financing balances to total market capitalization is decreasing, creating an ironic sense of decline. To avoid being overwhelmed by statistical illusions, we are closely monitoring the situation and taking it seriously." In response to the recent failure of the SpaceX IPO allocation for future asset securities, Lee expressed strong dissatisfaction. "Not a single share was allocated, which I cannot understand. The allocation process was simply unbelievable. From an investor's perspective, this is also very inconvenient and unsatisfactory. If I had not participated in the IPO, I could have bought the stock on the first day of listing, but that money was tied up in the IPO, wasn't it?" Lee later stated, "To protect investors and prevent this from happening again, we will share the results of our inspection regarding future asset securities."

[What Did the Head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service Say? Regrets Introducing Leveraged ETFs]On June 23, Lee Chan-jin, the head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service, expressed regret on the 22nd over the introduction of single-stock leveraged ETFs for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, admitting to a policy failure and revealing plans for investor safety measures. Regarding the borrowing investment craze in South Korea, Lee warned of a statistical illusion where the increase in total market capitalization has led to a decrease in the proportion of credit trading financing balances, creating a false sense of security. In his statements at a press conference, he acknowledged the failure of the single-stock leveraged ETF policy, stating, "I deeply regret it." Lee expressed clear regret over the introduction of these ETFs at the end of last year to counter high exchange rates, voicing strong concerns about overheated investments. This system was introduced to redirect retail investor demand for 'overseas stock investments' back to the domestic stock market in response to the persistent high exchange rate of the Korean won. Lee pointed out, "The extremely high turnover rate of this product is only benefiting securities companies. I am personally very concerned that real retail investors are not gaining actual benefits, while only the management and operation systems are profiting. The turnover rate of this product is close to 200%, which means that securities companies could earn up to 10 trillion won in transaction fees. I am reflecting on whether I should have intervened at that time, and I deeply regret it now." Lee warned that leveraged ETFs "only allow brokers to make money" and that investor protection measures are being formulated. He expressed strong concerns about the high turnover rate of leveraged ETFs and warned that the current overheated situation has not eased. "Although the Financial Supervisory Service recently issued consumer alerts, it has not cooled down. Most investors are middle-class and ordinary citizens, and any fluctuations in the stock market could have a huge impact on families, so we are considering additional safety measures." Regarding specific measures, Lee stated, "We are researching solutions that can alleviate external shocks related to credit and will discuss how to phase in measures from financing margins to credit with policy authorities." Addressing concerns about the borrowing investment craze and the statistical illusion, Lee noted that market instability and trading concentration are worsening. "The trading turnover rate has sharply increased, and market instability and volatility have significantly intensified. In particular, the concentration of trading in semiconductor stocks is expanding. Although borrowing investments have also increased significantly, as total market capitalization rises, the proportion of credit financing balances to total market capitalization is decreasing, creating an ironic sense of decline. To avoid being overwhelmed by statistical illusions, we are closely monitoring the situation and taking it seriously." In response to the recent failure of the SpaceX IPO allocation for future asset securities, Lee expressed strong dissatisfaction. "Not a single share was allocated, which I cannot understand. The allocation process was simply unbelievable. From an investor's perspective, this is also very inconvenient and unsatisfactory. If I had not participated in the IPO, I could have bought the stock on the first day of listing, but that money was tied up in the IPO, wasn't it?" Lee later stated, "To protect investors and prevent this from happening again, we will share the results of our inspection regarding future asset securities."

What Did the Head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service Say? Regrets Introducing Leveraged ETFs

On June 23, the euro dropped to its lowest level since August, influenced by weak economic data and dovish comments from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, as traders reduced bets on interest rate hikes. Recent data showed a contraction in private sector activity in Germany and business activity in France for June, causing the euro to hit an intraday low. The options market indicated that bearish sentiment towards the euro reached its highest level in over three months. Lagarde stated on Monday that she believes the ECB does not need to respond more hawkishly to the impacts of the war in Iran. Her remarks sharply contrast with the stronger inflation signals released by Federal Reserve Chair Waller last week. Francesco Pesole, a currency strategist at ING, noted that Lagarde's rare dovish comments are significant, as the ECB has mostly attempted to support hawkish bets in the market over the past three months.

[Euro Falls to August Low as Lagarde's Dovish Remarks Contrast with Fed]On June 23, the euro dropped to its lowest level since August, influenced by weak economic data and dovish comments from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, as traders reduced bets on interest rate hikes. Recent data showed a contraction in private sector activity in Germany and business activity in France for June, causing the euro to hit an intraday low. The options market indicated that bearish sentiment towards the euro reached its highest level in over three months. Lagarde stated on Monday that she believes the ECB does not need to respond more hawkishly to the impacts of the war in Iran. Her remarks sharply contrast with the stronger inflation signals released by Federal Reserve Chair Waller last week. Francesco Pesole, a currency strategist at ING, noted that Lagarde's rare dovish comments are significant, as the ECB has mostly attempted to support hawkish bets in the market over the past three months.

Euro Falls to August Low as Lagarde's Dovish Remarks Contrast with Fed

HTX data monitoring shows that TRX has fallen below 0.33 USDT, currently reported at 0.33 USDT, with a 24H decline of 0.48%.

【TRX falls below 0.33 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that TRX has fallen below 0.33 USDT, currently reported at 0.33 USDT, with a 24H decline of 0.48%.

TRX falls below 0.33 USDT

On June 23, Wells Fargo raised Cole's target price from $210 to $305, maintaining an 'Outperform' rating.

[Wells Fargo Raises Cole's Target Price to $305]On June 23, Wells Fargo raised Cole's target price from $210 to $305, maintaining an 'Outperform' rating.

Wells Fargo Raises Cole's Target Price to $305

On June 23, the Financial Times reported on June 22 that more than 400 vessels are anchored in the outer waters on the eastern side of the Strait of Hormuz, awaiting the full reopening of this energy transport route following negotiations between Iran and the United States. Due to the incomplete implementation of ceasefire arrangements and related security mechanisms, the global shipping industry remains cautious about the prospects for the complete restoration of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

[Over 400 Ships Waiting in the Strait of Hormuz During US-Iran Negotiations]On June 23, the Financial Times reported on June 22 that more than 400 vessels are anchored in the outer waters on the eastern side of the Strait of Hormuz, awaiting the full reopening of this energy transport route following negotiations between Iran and the United States. Due to the incomplete implementation of ceasefire arrangements and related security mechanisms, the global shipping industry remains cautious about the prospects for the complete restoration of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Over 400 Ships Waiting in the Strait of Hormuz During US-Iran Negotiations

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