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On June 1, Arthur Hayes challenged Kyle Samani, the former co-founder of Multicoin Capital, to a wager, asserting that HYPE will surpass any of the current top ten cryptocurrencies. Kyle Samani accepted the $100,000 charity bet and selected SOL as the competitor against HYPE.

[Kyle Samani and Arthur Hayes Enter Wager Agreement: $100,000 Bet on HYPE vs. SOL Year-End Market Cap Ranking]On June 1, Arthur Hayes challenged Kyle Samani, the former co-founder of Multicoin Capital, to a wager, asserting that HYPE will surpass any of the current top ten cryptocurrencies. Kyle Samani accepted the $100,000 charity bet and selected SOL as the competitor against HYPE.

Kyle Samani and Arthur Hayes Enter Wager Agreement: $100,000 Bet on HYPE vs. SOL Year-End Market Cap Ranking

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 29. Fear.
Current Price: $73396.62.

[Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 29]Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 29. Fear.
Current Price: $73396.62.

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 29

On June 1, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, Bitwise purchased 112,158 HYPE from FalconX one hour ago, valued at $8.18 million.

[Bitwise Acquires Approximately 112,158 HYPE from FalconX for $8.18 Million]On June 1, according to monitoring by Onchain Lens, Bitwise purchased 112,158 HYPE from FalconX one hour ago, valued at $8.18 million.

Bitwise Acquires Approximately 112,158 HYPE from FalconX for $8.18 Million

According to monitoring by Beating, Jensen Huang revealed during his closing speech at GTC Taipei 2026 that the order volume for the Vera CPU has made it the "fastest and most successful product launch" in NVIDIA's history. He also stated that NVIDIA has further transformed from a GPU company and a systems company into an infrastructure company, aiming to help customers maximize revenue and profits. He summarized the core judgment of his speech in one sentence: "Everything has changed in the last six months. The integration of Agents and cutting-edge models has allowed AI to truly begin doing useful work." He defined the computing model of Agents (model + orchestration engine + tool skills + runtime) as the universal paradigm for the next decade, which will be replicated across cloud, enterprise, PCs, robotics, autonomous driving, satellites, base stations, and factories.

[Jensen Huang Concludes: Vera CPU Orders Set Record for Fastest Product Launch in NVIDIA History, "Everything Has Changed in the Last Six Months"]According to monitoring by Beating, Jensen Huang revealed during his closing speech at GTC Taipei 2026 that the order volume for the Vera CPU has made it the "fastest and most successful product launch" in NVIDIA's history. He also stated that NVIDIA has further transformed from a GPU company and a systems company into an infrastructure company, aiming to help customers maximize revenue and profits. He summarized the core judgment of his speech in one sentence: "Everything has changed in the last six months. The integration of Agents and cutting-edge models has allowed AI to truly begin doing useful work." He defined the computing model of Agents (model + orchestration engine + tool skills + runtime) as the universal paradigm for the next decade, which will be replicated across cloud, enterprise, PCs, robotics, autonomous driving, satellites, base stations, and factories.

Jensen Huang Concludes: Vera CPU Orders Set Record for Fastest Product Launch in NVIDIA History, "Everything Has Changed in the Last Six Months"

According to Beating Monitoring, Jensen Huang announced the open humanoid robot reference design based on the Isaac GR00T platform during his speech at GTC Taipei 2026. This solution utilizes the Unitree H2 Plus humanoid robot body paired with the Sharpa dexterous hand (with 25 degrees of freedom per hand, 31 degrees of freedom in total, standing 6 feet tall and weighing 150 pounds), running on the Jetson Thor robotic computer. It integrates NVIDIA's complete software stack: Cosmos for generating synthetic data with world models, Isaac Lab for simulation training, Isaac Teleop for remote control data collection, and Isaac ROS for deployment runtime. The goal of this reference design is to enable universities and research institutions to start cutting-edge humanoid robotics research within hours, without needing to build from scratch. The first adopters include Ai2, ETH Zurich, Stanford Robotics Center, and the University of California, San Diego.

[NVIDIA Releases Open Humanoid Robot Reference Design for Global Universities, First Adopters Include Stanford and ETH Zurich]According to Beating Monitoring, Jensen Huang announced the open humanoid robot reference design based on the Isaac GR00T platform during his speech at GTC Taipei 2026. This solution utilizes the Unitree H2 Plus humanoid robot body paired with the Sharpa dexterous hand (with 25 degrees of freedom per hand, 31 degrees of freedom in total, standing 6 feet tall and weighing 150 pounds), running on the Jetson Thor robotic computer. It integrates NVIDIA's complete software stack: Cosmos for generating synthetic data with world models, Isaac Lab for simulation training, Isaac Teleop for remote control data collection, and Isaac ROS for deployment runtime. The goal of this reference design is to enable universities and research institutions to start cutting-edge humanoid robotics research within hours, without needing to build from scratch. The first adopters include Ai2, ETH Zurich, Stanford Robotics Center, and the University of California, San Diego.

NVIDIA Releases Open Humanoid Robot Reference Design for Global Universities, First Adopters Include Stanford and ETH Zurich

On June 1, Sui's official Chinese account released a review of the mainnet downtime incident, stating that on May 28 (Thursday) and May 29 (Friday), 2026 Pacific Time (UTC-7), the Sui mainnet experienced three network failures. The first two failures were caused by a crash vulnerability arising from the interaction between the Gas billing logic and the recently released version 1.72 (which introduced the Address Balances feature). The fix implemented for the Thursday incident was a temporary solution aimed at quickly restoring network operation while the Sui core team develops a long-term solution. The team was aware that this temporary fix had a very low probability of causing network failures, but accepted this risk to restore mainnet operations as quickly as possible. On Friday morning, the network triggered another variant of this known issue and failed again. The third failure occurred during the routine Epoch switch on Friday afternoon when validator nodes restarted to deploy the Friday morning fix, triggering a long-standing latent random number state preservation defect, which caused the network to fail once more. The failure times were as follows: First: began around 7:00 PT on Thursday, restored at 13:30 PT; Second: began around 5:00 PT on Friday, restored at 8:30 PT; Third: began around 13:30 PT on Friday, restored at 19:20 PT. The team emphasized that user funds remained secure throughout the incident, and no confirmed transactions were rolled back after the network was restored. Currently, Sui validator nodes have fully repaired the original Gas Charging and Randomness State vulnerabilities, and network activity has returned to normal.

[Sui Reviews Mainnet Downtime Incident: Three Major Failures Due to Upgrades, No Confirmed Transactions Rolled Back]On June 1, Sui's official Chinese account released a review of the mainnet downtime incident, stating that on May 28 (Thursday) and May 29 (Friday), 2026 Pacific Time (UTC-7), the Sui mainnet experienced three network failures. The first two failures were caused by a crash vulnerability arising from the interaction between the Gas billing logic and the recently released version 1.72 (which introduced the Address Balances feature). The fix implemented for the Thursday incident was a temporary solution aimed at quickly restoring network operation while the Sui core team develops a long-term solution. The team was aware that this temporary fix had a very low probability of causing network failures, but accepted this risk to restore mainnet operations as quickly as possible. On Friday morning, the network triggered another variant of this known issue and failed again. The third failure occurred during the routine Epoch switch on Friday afternoon when validator nodes restarted to deploy the Friday morning fix, triggering a long-standing latent random number state preservation defect, which caused the network to fail once more. The failure times were as follows: First: began around 7:00 PT on Thursday, restored at 13:30 PT; Second: began around 5:00 PT on Friday, restored at 8:30 PT; Third: began around 13:30 PT on Friday, restored at 19:20 PT. The team emphasized that user funds remained secure throughout the incident, and no confirmed transactions were rolled back after the network was restored. Currently, Sui validator nodes have fully repaired the original Gas Charging and Randomness State vulnerabilities, and network activity has returned to normal.

Sui Reviews Mainnet Downtime Incident: Three Major Failures Due to Upgrades, No Confirmed Transactions Rolled Back

On June 1, Mohsen Rezaei, a military advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, stated in a recent interview that for the United States, continuing the current war is a 'dead end,' and that negotiation is the only viable path. Rezaei mentioned that Iran is prepared to launch attacks to break any ongoing maritime blockade imposed by the US. He also indicated that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has developed a new combat system centered on 'asymmetric warfare,' relying on cost-effective drones to strike high-value enemy targets. Mohsen Rezaei, a former commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who played a key role in shaping Iran's military theoretical framework, currently serves as a military advisor to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and is also a member of Iran's National Interests Council.

[Iran: Continued US Warfare Leads to a Dead End]On June 1, Mohsen Rezaei, a military advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, stated in a recent interview that for the United States, continuing the current war is a 'dead end,' and that negotiation is the only viable path. Rezaei mentioned that Iran is prepared to launch attacks to break any ongoing maritime blockade imposed by the US. He also indicated that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has developed a new combat system centered on 'asymmetric warfare,' relying on cost-effective drones to strike high-value enemy targets. Mohsen Rezaei, a former commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who played a key role in shaping Iran's military theoretical framework, currently serves as a military advisor to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and is also a member of Iran's National Interests Council.

Iran: Continued US Warfare Leads to a Dead End

On June 1, Sui's official Chinese account released a review of the mainnet downtime incident, stating that the Sui mainnet experienced three network failures on May 28 (Thursday) and May 29 (Friday), Pacific Time (UTC-7) in 2026. The first two failures were caused by a crash vulnerability arising from the interaction between the Gas billing logic and the recently released version 1.72, which introduced the Address Balances feature. The fix for Thursday's incident was a temporary solution aimed at quickly restoring network operations while the Sui core team developed a long-term solution. The team acknowledged that this temporary fix had a very low probability of causing network issues, but accepted the risk to restore mainnet operations as soon as possible. On Friday morning, the network triggered another variant of this known issue and failed again. The third failure occurred during the routine Epoch switch on Friday afternoon when validator nodes restarted to deploy the fix from Friday morning, triggering a long-standing random number state preservation defect, leading to another network failure. The failure times were as follows: First: Started around 7:00 PT on Thursday, restored at 13:30 PT; Second: Started around 5:00 PT on Friday, restored at 8:30 PT; Third: Started around 13:30 PT on Friday, restored at 19:20 PT. The team emphasized that user funds remained secure throughout the incident, and no confirmed transactions were rolled back after the network was restored. Currently, Sui validator nodes have fully repaired the original Gas Charging and Randomness State vulnerabilities, and network activity has returned to normal.

[Sui Reviews Mainnet Downtime Incident: Three Major Failures Due to Upgrades, No Confirmed Transactions Rolled Back]On June 1, Sui's official Chinese account released a review of the mainnet downtime incident, stating that the Sui mainnet experienced three network failures on May 28 (Thursday) and May 29 (Friday), Pacific Time (UTC-7) in 2026. The first two failures were caused by a crash vulnerability arising from the interaction between the Gas billing logic and the recently released version 1.72, which introduced the Address Balances feature. The fix for Thursday's incident was a temporary solution aimed at quickly restoring network operations while the Sui core team developed a long-term solution. The team acknowledged that this temporary fix had a very low probability of causing network issues, but accepted the risk to restore mainnet operations as soon as possible. On Friday morning, the network triggered another variant of this known issue and failed again. The third failure occurred during the routine Epoch switch on Friday afternoon when validator nodes restarted to deploy the fix from Friday morning, triggering a long-standing random number state preservation defect, leading to another network failure. The failure times were as follows: First: Started around 7:00 PT on Thursday, restored at 13:30 PT; Second: Started around 5:00 PT on Friday, restored at 8:30 PT; Third: Started around 13:30 PT on Friday, restored at 19:20 PT. The team emphasized that user funds remained secure throughout the incident, and no confirmed transactions were rolled back after the network was restored. Currently, Sui validator nodes have fully repaired the original Gas Charging and Randomness State vulnerabilities, and network activity has returned to normal.

According to Beating monitoring, Jensen Huang announced during his GTC Taipei 2026 speech that Nvidia and Microsoft are not just redefining laptops, but the entire PC category. He unveiled three new Windows product lines, covering laptops, desktops, and workstations, all 100% compatible with Windows and fully supporting CUDA and Tensor Core. The three product lines are: RTX Spark laptops (featuring the N1X SoC, aimed at consumers and creators); RTX Spark desktops (debuting with MSI, capable of running a personal AI agent 24/7, connecting to smart home devices, serving as a 'home AI hub'); and the DGX Station for Windows workstations (with 768GB of memory, 20 PFLOPS computing power, and 8 TB/s memory bandwidth, capable of running trillion-parameter models at the desk, targeted at large model and agent developers). Huang then made a bold prediction, comparing this PC revolution to the transition from mobile phones to smartphones 15 to 20 years ago: 'Today, you do everything with your phone except make calls. In 10 years, PCs will be the same; they will be completely different from what you understand as PCs today.' He predicts that every household will have an AI supercomputer in the future, just as every home has a home theater or gaming console today. 'It will run your agents and assistants 24/7, helping you with various tasks. Over time, it will resemble R2-D2 and C-3PO more than a computer.'

[The iPhone Moment for Personal Computers: Nvidia Launches Three New Windows PC Product Lines]According to Beating monitoring, Jensen Huang announced during his GTC Taipei 2026 speech that Nvidia and Microsoft are not just redefining laptops, but the entire PC category. He unveiled three new Windows product lines, covering laptops, desktops, and workstations, all 100% compatible with Windows and fully supporting CUDA and Tensor Core. The three product lines are: RTX Spark laptops (featuring the N1X SoC, aimed at consumers and creators); RTX Spark desktops (debuting with MSI, capable of running a personal AI agent 24/7, connecting to smart home devices, serving as a 'home AI hub'); and the DGX Station for Windows workstations (with 768GB of memory, 20 PFLOPS computing power, and 8 TB/s memory bandwidth, capable of running trillion-parameter models at the desk, targeted at large model and agent developers). Huang then made a bold prediction, comparing this PC revolution to the transition from mobile phones to smartphones 15 to 20 years ago: 'Today, you do everything with your phone except make calls. In 10 years, PCs will be the same; they will be completely different from what you understand as PCs today.' He predicts that every household will have an AI supercomputer in the future, just as every home has a home theater or gaming console today. 'It will run your agents and assistants 24/7, helping you with various tasks. Over time, it will resemble R2-D2 and C-3PO more than a computer.'

The iPhone Moment for Personal Computers: Nvidia Launches Three New Windows PC Product Lines

Crypto hedge fund Edge Capital Management has raised $66.78 million across two decentralized finance (DeFi)-focused funds, according to regulatory filings on Oct. 19 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The U.S.-based Edge DeFi Fund LP has raised about $28 million from eight investors since sales opened on Feb. 1 of this year, according to the filing. The other Cayman Islands-based Edge DeFi Offshore Fund has sold about $38.6 million to six investors since opening for sales at the start of Oct. 2021.

Edge Capital has a very small online presence through their website and lacks Twitter presence. The firm plans to seek opportunities in digital assets, blockchain and DeFi, using macro-style investing, according to its website. Macro-investing refers to strategies that aim to profit from broader market swings caused by economic or political events.

The firm was founded in early 2020 by Vadim Khramov and headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, according to LinkedIn and SEC filings. While Khramov refers to the firm as a hedge fund, the SEC filings don’t have that box checked, instead indicating “other” for the type of investment fund. Prior to Edge Capital, Khramov was active at various TradFi firms, including a macro hedge fund and Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, according to his LinkedIn profile.

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【Edge Capital Management hedge fund raises $66.8M for DeFi bets】Crypto hedge fund Edge Capital Management has raised $66.78 million across two decentralized finance (DeFi)-focused funds, according to regulatory filings on Oct. 19 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The U.S.-based Edge DeFi Fund LP has raised about $28 million from eight investors since sales opened on Feb. 1 of this year, according to the filing. The other Cayman Islands-based Edge DeFi Offshore Fund has sold about $38.6 million to six investors since opening for sales at the start of Oct. 2021.

Edge Capital has a very small online presence through their website and lacks Twitter presence. The firm plans to seek opportunities in digital assets, blockchain and DeFi, using macro-style investing, according to its website. Macro-investing refers to strategies that aim to profit from broader market swings caused by economic or political events.

The firm was founded in early 2020 by Vadim Khramov and headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, according to LinkedIn and SEC filings. While Khramov refers to the firm as a hedge fund, the SEC filings don’t have that box checked, instead indicating “other” for the type of investment fund. Prior to Edge Capital, Khramov was active at various TradFi firms, including a macro hedge fund and Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, according to his LinkedIn profile.

Edge Capital Management hedge fund raises $66.8M for DeFi bets

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