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On June 11, Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, addressed the controversy surrounding the breach of the promise to never sell Bitcoin during the BTC Prague conference. He stated that his advice to 'never sell Bitcoin' was directed at individual investors and that he never promised the company would not sell Bitcoin: 'Anyone who has listened to our earnings calls, read our disclosure documents, or has any common sense knows that we have been very clear over the past five years—if necessary, the company will certainly sell Bitcoin.'

[Video | Michael Saylor Responds to Controversy Over Selling Bitcoin: 'Never Sell Bitcoin' Refers to Individuals, Not the Company]On June 11, Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, addressed the controversy surrounding the breach of the promise to never sell Bitcoin during the BTC Prague conference. He stated that his advice to 'never sell Bitcoin' was directed at individual investors and that he never promised the company would not sell Bitcoin: 'Anyone who has listened to our earnings calls, read our disclosure documents, or has any common sense knows that we have been very clear over the past five years—if necessary, the company will certainly sell Bitcoin.'

Video | Michael Saylor Responds to Controversy Over Selling Bitcoin: 'Never Sell Bitcoin' Refers to Individuals, Not the Company

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, the AI office startup Genspark has completed a $100 million extension in its Series B funding, bringing the company's post-money valuation to $2.6 billion. Participants in this round of financing include existing investors Sozo Ventures, UpHonest Capital, and Mirae Asset. This new round of funding has seen Genspark's valuation soar by 63% in just three months, with total financing exceeding $645 million. Genspark was co-founded at the end of 2023 in Silicon Valley by former Baidu Group Vice President and CEO of Xiaodu Technology Eric Jing, former Xiaodu CTO Kay Zhu, and MIT PhD and Smarking founder Wen Sang. The founding team is dedicated to building an AI-native search engine and automated workflows based on a multi-agent collaboration (MoA) architecture to address the complex daily tasks of knowledge workers in enterprises.

[Genspark Secures $100 Million in Series B Extension, Valuation Reaches $2.6 Billion]According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, the AI office startup Genspark has completed a $100 million extension in its Series B funding, bringing the company's post-money valuation to $2.6 billion. Participants in this round of financing include existing investors Sozo Ventures, UpHonest Capital, and Mirae Asset. This new round of funding has seen Genspark's valuation soar by 63% in just three months, with total financing exceeding $645 million. Genspark was co-founded at the end of 2023 in Silicon Valley by former Baidu Group Vice President and CEO of Xiaodu Technology Eric Jing, former Xiaodu CTO Kay Zhu, and MIT PhD and Smarking founder Wen Sang. The founding team is dedicated to building an AI-native search engine and automated workflows based on a multi-agent collaboration (MoA) architecture to address the complex daily tasks of knowledge workers in enterprises.

Genspark Secures $100 Million in Series B Extension, Valuation Reaches $2.6 Billion

On June 12, Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) pointed out that the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting will not only concern interest rate decisions but may also signal a shift in the policy communication framework. Newly appointed Chairman Kevin Warsh may reduce forward guidance and weaken the 'dot plot', forcing the market to independently assess the interest rate path. Richard Clarida, former Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve and current Global Economic Advisor at PIMCO, stated that investors are still adapting to Warsh's communication style, and his policy philosophy may gradually be reflected in tighter information disclosures. During the hearing phase, he clearly expressed his disbelief in forward guidance, leading the market to expect that the Fed may shorten statements, reduce references to the dot plot, or even decrease the frequency of communications. PIMCO's Chief Investment Officer Daniel Ivascyn believes that a contraction in communication could increase market volatility but also create opportunities for active investment. He noted that at current interest rate levels, the reference value of tools like the dot plot has significantly declined, and the market has developed stronger self-pricing capabilities. Ivascyn also emphasized that adjustments to the balance sheet will have more substantial effects than changes in communication methods. Currently, the Fed's balance sheet stands at approximately $6.7 trillion, and if balance sheet reduction is linked to interest rate path adjustments, it could significantly impact the structure of the yield curve. Market participants pointed out that in the context of high uncertainty regarding inflation and growth, if the Fed further weakens forward guidance, it may decouple short-term rates from long-term yields, increasing the complexity of global asset pricing.

[Upcoming Fed Meeting May See Major Changes in Communication Strategy, Market Pricing Logic Undergoes Reconstruction]On June 12, Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) pointed out that the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting will not only concern interest rate decisions but may also signal a shift in the policy communication framework. Newly appointed Chairman Kevin Warsh may reduce forward guidance and weaken the 'dot plot', forcing the market to independently assess the interest rate path. Richard Clarida, former Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve and current Global Economic Advisor at PIMCO, stated that investors are still adapting to Warsh's communication style, and his policy philosophy may gradually be reflected in tighter information disclosures. During the hearing phase, he clearly expressed his disbelief in forward guidance, leading the market to expect that the Fed may shorten statements, reduce references to the dot plot, or even decrease the frequency of communications. PIMCO's Chief Investment Officer Daniel Ivascyn believes that a contraction in communication could increase market volatility but also create opportunities for active investment. He noted that at current interest rate levels, the reference value of tools like the dot plot has significantly declined, and the market has developed stronger self-pricing capabilities. Ivascyn also emphasized that adjustments to the balance sheet will have more substantial effects than changes in communication methods. Currently, the Fed's balance sheet stands at approximately $6.7 trillion, and if balance sheet reduction is linked to interest rate path adjustments, it could significantly impact the structure of the yield curve. Market participants pointed out that in the context of high uncertainty regarding inflation and growth, if the Fed further weakens forward guidance, it may decouple short-term rates from long-term yields, increasing the complexity of global asset pricing.

Upcoming Fed Meeting May See Major Changes in Communication Strategy, Market Pricing Logic Undergoes Reconstruction

On June 12, Politico reported, citing multiple informed officials, that after U.S. President Trump issued a statement about taking 'strong military action' against Iran, leaders from Qatar, the UAE, and Pakistan quickly called the White House to discourage military escalation and assured the U.S. that a preliminary peace agreement was nearing completion. Reports indicate that the Emir of Qatar, the President of the UAE, and military leaders from Pakistan were involved in urgent communications, emphasizing that the current negotiations have made significant progress. This prompted Trump to adjust his stance, stating that 'an agreement could be signed this weekend.' In statements on social media and at the White House, Trump mentioned that the U.S. and Iran had reached a preliminary consensus on a 'war resolution plan,' with documents currently in the final drafting stage. However, Iran has taken a cautious stance. An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that while a framework for the negotiation text has been established, key issues remain unresolved, and Iran has not made a final decision. Current negotiation focuses include navigation arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz and mechanisms for the release of some frozen funds, potentially exceeding $16 billion, but a final plan has yet to be formed. U.S. officials also indicated that nuclear issue negotiations still need to enter a more complex phase. Analysts point out that despite progress in diplomatic mediation, Iran's internal decision-making chain and Israel's position could still pose significant uncertainties for the agreement's implementation, with the situation remaining highly sensitive.

[Multiple Countries Urgently Intervene After Trump's Military Threats, Iran Agreement Negotiations Reportedly 'Close to Completion']On June 12, Politico reported, citing multiple informed officials, that after U.S. President Trump issued a statement about taking 'strong military action' against Iran, leaders from Qatar, the UAE, and Pakistan quickly called the White House to discourage military escalation and assured the U.S. that a preliminary peace agreement was nearing completion. Reports indicate that the Emir of Qatar, the President of the UAE, and military leaders from Pakistan were involved in urgent communications, emphasizing that the current negotiations have made significant progress. This prompted Trump to adjust his stance, stating that 'an agreement could be signed this weekend.' In statements on social media and at the White House, Trump mentioned that the U.S. and Iran had reached a preliminary consensus on a 'war resolution plan,' with documents currently in the final drafting stage. However, Iran has taken a cautious stance. An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that while a framework for the negotiation text has been established, key issues remain unresolved, and Iran has not made a final decision. Current negotiation focuses include navigation arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz and mechanisms for the release of some frozen funds, potentially exceeding $16 billion, but a final plan has yet to be formed. U.S. officials also indicated that nuclear issue negotiations still need to enter a more complex phase. Analysts point out that despite progress in diplomatic mediation, Iran's internal decision-making chain and Israel's position could still pose significant uncertainties for the agreement's implementation, with the situation remaining highly sensitive.

Multiple Countries Urgently Intervene After Trump's Military Threats, Iran Agreement Negotiations Reportedly 'Close to Completion'

On June 12, Iranian state media Fars News Agency reported that Iran has included Elon Musk and his companies' business entities in the Middle East as potential targets for strikes, covering Starlink operations and related ground station facilities operated by SpaceX. The report cited 'informed sources' stating that the targeted scope includes Musk's commercial facilities operating in several countries in West Asia, involving Starlink ground stations and partner networks in Qatar, Jordan, the UAE, and Oman. Iran has accused these companies of providing technical support for U.S. military operations against Iran, viewing them as 'infrastructure participating in acts of war.' The report also noted that Iran reserves the right to take action against relevant facilities in the region. Meanwhile, SpaceX and the White House have yet to respond to this report. Notably, Starlink has been widely used for military communication support in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and SpaceX recently secured a substantial satellite network contract with the U.S. military.

[Iran Names Musk: Starlink and SpaceX Middle East Operations Targeted]On June 12, Iranian state media Fars News Agency reported that Iran has included Elon Musk and his companies' business entities in the Middle East as potential targets for strikes, covering Starlink operations and related ground station facilities operated by SpaceX. The report cited 'informed sources' stating that the targeted scope includes Musk's commercial facilities operating in several countries in West Asia, involving Starlink ground stations and partner networks in Qatar, Jordan, the UAE, and Oman. Iran has accused these companies of providing technical support for U.S. military operations against Iran, viewing them as 'infrastructure participating in acts of war.' The report also noted that Iran reserves the right to take action against relevant facilities in the region. Meanwhile, SpaceX and the White House have yet to respond to this report. Notably, Starlink has been widely used for military communication support in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and SpaceX recently secured a substantial satellite network contract with the U.S. military.

Iran Names Musk: Starlink and SpaceX Middle East Operations Targeted

On June 12, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issued a warning via social media on Thursday, stating that if Iran causes harm to US allies in the Gulf region, compensation will be made at the expense of Iranian funds. Yellen stated, 'The Iranian regime is engaged in a zero-sum game, and it will ultimately fail.' She further noted, 'Any damage caused by Iran to our Gulf allies will be paid for using funds extracted from Iranian accounts.' She also mentioned that any tolls paid to the 'Persian Gulf Strait Authority' would be offset by using funds from relevant Iranian accounts. Yellen emphasized, 'Every attack launched by Iran will only exacerbate the economic and financial consequences it faces.'

[US Treasury Secretary Yellen: Compensation to Gulf States Will Use Frozen Iranian Assets if Necessary]On June 12, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issued a warning via social media on Thursday, stating that if Iran causes harm to US allies in the Gulf region, compensation will be made at the expense of Iranian funds. Yellen stated, 'The Iranian regime is engaged in a zero-sum game, and it will ultimately fail.' She further noted, 'Any damage caused by Iran to our Gulf allies will be paid for using funds extracted from Iranian accounts.' She also mentioned that any tolls paid to the 'Persian Gulf Strait Authority' would be offset by using funds from relevant Iranian accounts. Yellen emphasized, 'Every attack launched by Iran will only exacerbate the economic and financial consequences it faces.'

US Treasury Secretary Yellen: Compensation to Gulf States Will Use Frozen Iranian Assets if Necessary

On June 12, CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn reported that the average number of Bitcoin transactions over the past seven days has just reached 700,464 per day, a figure that is very close to the historical peak.

[Bitcoin Average Daily Transactions Reach 700,000, Approaching All-Time High]On June 12, CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn reported that the average number of Bitcoin transactions over the past seven days has just reached 700,464 per day, a figure that is very close to the historical peak.

Bitcoin Average Daily Transactions Reach 700,000, Approaching All-Time High

On June 12, Avalanche Treasury Company officially listed on Nasdaq under the ticker AVAT on Thursday, but faced a sell-off on its first day of trading, with the stock price falling 16% from the opening, closing at $1.85.

[Avalanche Treasury Drops 16% on First Day of Trading]On June 12, Avalanche Treasury Company officially listed on Nasdaq under the ticker AVAT on Thursday, but faced a sell-off on its first day of trading, with the stock price falling 16% from the opening, closing at $1.85.

Avalanche Treasury Drops 16% on First Day of Trading

On June 12, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that if Iran causes damage to U.S. Gulf allies, the U.S. may utilize frozen Iranian assets for compensation and to cover security and shipping costs in the region. Yellen pointed out that Iran is engaging in a zero-sum game and emphasized that any harm to U.S. allies will be compensated at the expense of funds in Iranian accounts. She also mentioned that costs related to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz could also potentially be offset using frozen Iranian funds. Currently, the dispute between the U.S. and Iran over asset ownership and usage rights continues to escalate. The U.S. has long restricted Iran's oil and financial systems through sanctions and asset freezes, while Iran demands the return of approximately $24 billion in frozen assets and denies that the U.S. has the right to use these funds. Analysts note that if such statements are further realized, it could exacerbate uncertainties in the Middle Eastern financial and energy transportation systems.

[U.S. Treasury Secretary: May Use Frozen Iranian Assets to Compensate Gulf States if Necessary]On June 12, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that if Iran causes damage to U.S. Gulf allies, the U.S. may utilize frozen Iranian assets for compensation and to cover security and shipping costs in the region. Yellen pointed out that Iran is engaging in a zero-sum game and emphasized that any harm to U.S. allies will be compensated at the expense of funds in Iranian accounts. She also mentioned that costs related to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz could also potentially be offset using frozen Iranian funds. Currently, the dispute between the U.S. and Iran over asset ownership and usage rights continues to escalate. The U.S. has long restricted Iran's oil and financial systems through sanctions and asset freezes, while Iran demands the return of approximately $24 billion in frozen assets and denies that the U.S. has the right to use these funds. Analysts note that if such statements are further realized, it could exacerbate uncertainties in the Middle Eastern financial and energy transportation systems.

U.S. Treasury Secretary: May Use Frozen Iranian Assets to Compensate Gulf States if Necessary

On June 11, Guo Minghao, an analyst from Hong Kong's Tianfeng International Securities, stated that TSMC's next-generation advanced packaging technology, CoPoS, is expected to enter mass production in the second half of 2028. This technology is specifically designed for ultra-large packages with a photomask size exceeding 9.5 times. NVIDIA's Fermi AI chip may become the first adopter. CoPoS utilizes a glass core substrate structure, sandwiching glass between ABF build-up layers, employing specifically sized glass carriers and panels. It neither serves as a glass intermediary layer nor replaces ABF, with chips bonded to the surface of ABF, clarifying several industry misconceptions. Public information indicates that CoPoS offers a larger panel platform and space, making it highly suitable for integrating optical components of CPO (Chip-on-Photonic) such as optical engines and couplers. Future high-end AI packaging may simultaneously adopt CoPoS (large substrate) and CPO (optical I/O), forming a complete solution.

[Renowned Analyst: TSMC's Next-Generation Advanced Packaging Technology Expected to Enter Mass Production in H2 2028]On June 11, Guo Minghao, an analyst from Hong Kong's Tianfeng International Securities, stated that TSMC's next-generation advanced packaging technology, CoPoS, is expected to enter mass production in the second half of 2028. This technology is specifically designed for ultra-large packages with a photomask size exceeding 9.5 times. NVIDIA's Fermi AI chip may become the first adopter. CoPoS utilizes a glass core substrate structure, sandwiching glass between ABF build-up layers, employing specifically sized glass carriers and panels. It neither serves as a glass intermediary layer nor replaces ABF, with chips bonded to the surface of ABF, clarifying several industry misconceptions. Public information indicates that CoPoS offers a larger panel platform and space, making it highly suitable for integrating optical components of CPO (Chip-on-Photonic) such as optical engines and couplers. Future high-end AI packaging may simultaneously adopt CoPoS (large substrate) and CPO (optical I/O), forming a complete solution.

Renowned Analyst: TSMC's Next-Generation Advanced Packaging Technology Expected to Enter Mass Production in H2 2028

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