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On June 2, Hyperliquid announced on platform X that its RWA perpetual contracts open interest has reached $3 billion, setting a new historical high. Since its launch in October 2025, the open interest record for HIP-3 has been consistently refreshed to new highs every month.

[Hyperliquid's RWA Perpetual Contracts Open Interest Reaches $3 Billion, Setting a New Record]On June 2, Hyperliquid announced on platform X that its RWA perpetual contracts open interest has reached $3 billion, setting a new historical high. Since its launch in October 2025, the open interest record for HIP-3 has been consistently refreshed to new highs every month.

Hyperliquid's RWA Perpetual Contracts Open Interest Reaches $3 Billion, Setting a New Record

On June 2, Hyperliquid announced that the platform's RWA (Real World Assets) holdings have reached a historic high of $3 billion (ATH). Since the launch of the HIP-3 program in October 2025, RWA holdings have been breaking records for several consecutive months.

[Hyperliquid Platform's RWA Holdings Exceed $3 Billion, Setting New All-Time High]On June 2, Hyperliquid announced that the platform's RWA (Real World Assets) holdings have reached a historic high of $3 billion (ATH). Since the launch of the HIP-3 program in October 2025, RWA holdings have been breaking records for several consecutive months.

Hyperliquid Platform's RWA Holdings Exceed $3 Billion, Setting New All-Time High

On June 2, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau announced that following the implementation of the licensing system for virtual asset trading platforms and the regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers, Hong Kong will next establish a unified regulatory framework covering virtual asset trading, custody, investment advisory, and asset management services, further enhancing the digital asset ecosystem. According to the disclosed plan, any institution engaged in virtual asset trading, custody, providing investment advice, or asset management services in Hong Kong will, in principle, be required to obtain a license or registration from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong. The regulatory scope will correspond to regulated activities under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, specifically Class 1 (securities trading), Class 4 (investment advisory), and Class 9 (asset management). For virtual asset custody services, the regulatory focus will be on private key management and the security risks of client assets. The Hong Kong government stated that there are currently 13 licensed virtual asset trading platforms in Hong Kong, and 2 stablecoin issuer licenses have been issued. The future regulatory framework will be implemented based on the principle of 'same business, same risks, same rules,' requiring licensed institutions to meet stringent standards in terms of capital strength, risk management, financial reporting, professional competence, and client asset protection. Notably, the authorities have made it clear that there will be no 'deemed license' transitional arrangements for existing service providers; relevant institutions must proactively apply for a license or registration. Additionally, any unlicensed or unregistered institutions are prohibited from actively promoting related virtual asset services to the public in Hong Kong or abroad. The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau revealed that legislative proposals are being formulated, with the aim of submitting the amendment bill to the Legislative Council by 2026. Market participants believe that if the new system is implemented, Hong Kong will become one of the few jurisdictions globally to cover the entire regulatory chain of trading platforms, stablecoins, custody, investment advisory, and asset management, further strengthening its position as an international digital asset center.

[Hong Kong Plans Comprehensive Licensing Regulation for Virtual Asset Transactions and Services, Draft Bill to be Submitted This Year]On June 2, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau announced that following the implementation of the licensing system for virtual asset trading platforms and the regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers, Hong Kong will next establish a unified regulatory framework covering virtual asset trading, custody, investment advisory, and asset management services, further enhancing the digital asset ecosystem. According to the disclosed plan, any institution engaged in virtual asset trading, custody, providing investment advice, or asset management services in Hong Kong will, in principle, be required to obtain a license or registration from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong. The regulatory scope will correspond to regulated activities under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, specifically Class 1 (securities trading), Class 4 (investment advisory), and Class 9 (asset management). For virtual asset custody services, the regulatory focus will be on private key management and the security risks of client assets. The Hong Kong government stated that there are currently 13 licensed virtual asset trading platforms in Hong Kong, and 2 stablecoin issuer licenses have been issued. The future regulatory framework will be implemented based on the principle of 'same business, same risks, same rules,' requiring licensed institutions to meet stringent standards in terms of capital strength, risk management, financial reporting, professional competence, and client asset protection. Notably, the authorities have made it clear that there will be no 'deemed license' transitional arrangements for existing service providers; relevant institutions must proactively apply for a license or registration. Additionally, any unlicensed or unregistered institutions are prohibited from actively promoting related virtual asset services to the public in Hong Kong or abroad. The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau revealed that legislative proposals are being formulated, with the aim of submitting the amendment bill to the Legislative Council by 2026. Market participants believe that if the new system is implemented, Hong Kong will become one of the few jurisdictions globally to cover the entire regulatory chain of trading platforms, stablecoins, custody, investment advisory, and asset management, further strengthening its position as an international digital asset center.

Hong Kong Plans Comprehensive Licensing Regulation for Virtual Asset Transactions and Services, Draft Bill to be Submitted This Year

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, in an interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch," OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responded to competitor Anthropic's early secret submission of an S-1 registration statement. Reports indicate that OpenAI is also intensively preparing to secretly submit its S-1 draft, with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley serving as co-underwriters, originally planning to complete the submission by the end of May 2026 to aim for a public listing in the fall of 2026. However, Anthropic announced on June 1 that it had submitted a secret IPO application, gaining a lead in the capital market positioning battle, which has sparked speculation about OpenAI's progress being hindered or surpassed. In the interview, Altman downplayed the competition among large model companies in the IPO process, stating publicly that the listing is merely a financing event and that the company will not focus its energy on the specific timing of the IPO. Altman emphasized that the real competition in the industry lies in delivering top-notch technology and building business models, rather than the race to go public itself. Regarding OpenAI's own IPO process, Altman revealed that the company will not adjust its pace due to competitors' actions and will choose to advance the listing at the appropriate time.

[Altman Responds to Anthropic's Early IPO Filing: Listing is Just a Financing Event, Not Focused on Timing]According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, in an interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch," OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responded to competitor Anthropic's early secret submission of an S-1 registration statement. Reports indicate that OpenAI is also intensively preparing to secretly submit its S-1 draft, with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley serving as co-underwriters, originally planning to complete the submission by the end of May 2026 to aim for a public listing in the fall of 2026. However, Anthropic announced on June 1 that it had submitted a secret IPO application, gaining a lead in the capital market positioning battle, which has sparked speculation about OpenAI's progress being hindered or surpassed. In the interview, Altman downplayed the competition among large model companies in the IPO process, stating publicly that the listing is merely a financing event and that the company will not focus its energy on the specific timing of the IPO. Altman emphasized that the real competition in the industry lies in delivering top-notch technology and building business models, rather than the race to go public itself. Regarding OpenAI's own IPO process, Altman revealed that the company will not adjust its pace due to competitors' actions and will choose to advance the listing at the appropriate time.

Altman Responds to Anthropic's Early IPO Filing: Listing is Just a Financing Event, Not Focused on Timing

On June 2, according to OnchainLens monitoring, the trader and institutional account Loracle (@loraclexyz) has completely closed its previously high-profile HYPE short position, with the total loss exceeding $46 million. HYPE has recently continued to reach historical highs and has risen against the trend, causing many highly leveraged shorts to experience significant drawdowns or even be forced to exit. With Loracle's complete withdrawal from the HYPE short market, this trade has become one of the most representative cases of massive losses in the current HYPE rally. Currently, Loracle has shifted its focus to other assets, holding long positions in ZEC (10x leverage), TON (5x leverage), ASTER (5x leverage), and XMR (5x leverage), while retaining a short position in TSLA (Tesla) with 5x leverage.

[Loracle Fully Closes HYPE Short Position, Accumulated Loss Exceeds $46 Million]On June 2, according to OnchainLens monitoring, the trader and institutional account Loracle (@loraclexyz) has completely closed its previously high-profile HYPE short position, with the total loss exceeding $46 million. HYPE has recently continued to reach historical highs and has risen against the trend, causing many highly leveraged shorts to experience significant drawdowns or even be forced to exit. With Loracle's complete withdrawal from the HYPE short market, this trade has become one of the most representative cases of massive losses in the current HYPE rally. Currently, Loracle has shifted its focus to other assets, holding long positions in ZEC (10x leverage), TON (5x leverage), ASTER (5x leverage), and XMR (5x leverage), while retaining a short position in TSLA (Tesla) with 5x leverage.

Loracle Fully Closes HYPE Short Position, Accumulated Loss Exceeds $46 Million

On June 2, on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa reported that the bankrupt trading platform Mt. Gox's associated wallet experienced a significant Bitcoin transfer today. Approximately six minutes ago, its cold wallet transferred 10,423 BTC to a new address, valued at around $739 million at current prices. This batch of BTC remains at the receiving address and has not been further transferred, with its specific use yet to be disclosed. Meanwhile, Mt. Gox also transferred 116 BTC to its hot wallet, valued at about $8.25 million. This marks a rare large-scale on-chain movement from Mt. Gox-related addresses since the end of last year, drawing market attention. As of the time of publication, the related BTC has not flowed into exchange addresses, and no direct selling signs have been observed.

[Mt. Gox Sees Large On-Chain Movement After Six Months, Transferring Over 10,000 BTC]On June 2, on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa reported that the bankrupt trading platform Mt. Gox's associated wallet experienced a significant Bitcoin transfer today. Approximately six minutes ago, its cold wallet transferred 10,423 BTC to a new address, valued at around $739 million at current prices. This batch of BTC remains at the receiving address and has not been further transferred, with its specific use yet to be disclosed. Meanwhile, Mt. Gox also transferred 116 BTC to its hot wallet, valued at about $8.25 million. This marks a rare large-scale on-chain movement from Mt. Gox-related addresses since the end of last year, drawing market attention. As of the time of publication, the related BTC has not flowed into exchange addresses, and no direct selling signs have been observed.

Mt. Gox Sees Large On-Chain Movement After Six Months, Transferring Over 10,000 BTC

zest Surges 20.23% in 24H, Currently at 0.164412 USDT

【zest currently trades at 0.164412 USDT, up 20.23% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】zest Surges 20.23% in 24H, Currently at 0.164412 USDT

zest currently trades at 0.164412 USDT, up 20.23% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

On June 2, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau announced that following the implementation of the licensing system for virtual asset trading platforms and the regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers, the next phase will establish a unified regulatory framework covering virtual asset trading, custody, investment advisory, and asset management services, further enhancing the digital asset ecosystem. According to the disclosed plan, any institution engaging in virtual asset trading, custody, providing investment advice, or asset management in Hong Kong will generally be required to obtain a license or registration from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). The regulatory scope will correspond to regulated activities under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, specifically Class 1 (Securities Trading), Class 4 (Investment Advisory), and Class 9 (Asset Management). For virtual asset custody services, the regulatory focus will be on private key management and the security risks of client assets. The Hong Kong government stated that there are currently 13 licensed virtual asset trading platforms and 2 stablecoin issuer licenses have been issued. The future regulatory framework will be implemented based on the principle of 'same business, same risks, same rules,' requiring licensed institutions to meet strict standards in terms of capital strength, risk management, financial reporting, professional competence, and client asset protection. Notably, the authorities have made it clear that there will be no 'deemed license' transition arrangements for existing service providers; relevant institutions must actively apply for a license or registration. Additionally, any unlicensed or unregistered institutions are prohibited from actively promoting related virtual asset services to the public in Hong Kong or abroad. The Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau revealed that legislative proposals are being formulated, with the aim of submitting a revised ordinance draft to the Legislative Council by 2026. Market participants believe that if the new system is implemented, Hong Kong will become one of the few jurisdictions globally to comprehensively regulate the entire chain of trading platforms, stablecoins, custody, investment advisory, and asset management, further strengthening its position as an international digital asset center.

[Hong Kong Plans Comprehensive Licensing Regulation for Virtual Asset Trading, Custody, Investment Advisory, and Asset Management]On June 2, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau announced that following the implementation of the licensing system for virtual asset trading platforms and the regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers, the next phase will establish a unified regulatory framework covering virtual asset trading, custody, investment advisory, and asset management services, further enhancing the digital asset ecosystem. According to the disclosed plan, any institution engaging in virtual asset trading, custody, providing investment advice, or asset management in Hong Kong will generally be required to obtain a license or registration from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). The regulatory scope will correspond to regulated activities under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, specifically Class 1 (Securities Trading), Class 4 (Investment Advisory), and Class 9 (Asset Management). For virtual asset custody services, the regulatory focus will be on private key management and the security risks of client assets. The Hong Kong government stated that there are currently 13 licensed virtual asset trading platforms and 2 stablecoin issuer licenses have been issued. The future regulatory framework will be implemented based on the principle of 'same business, same risks, same rules,' requiring licensed institutions to meet strict standards in terms of capital strength, risk management, financial reporting, professional competence, and client asset protection. Notably, the authorities have made it clear that there will be no 'deemed license' transition arrangements for existing service providers; relevant institutions must actively apply for a license or registration. Additionally, any unlicensed or unregistered institutions are prohibited from actively promoting related virtual asset services to the public in Hong Kong or abroad. The Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau revealed that legislative proposals are being formulated, with the aim of submitting a revised ordinance draft to the Legislative Council by 2026. Market participants believe that if the new system is implemented, Hong Kong will become one of the few jurisdictions globally to comprehensively regulate the entire chain of trading platforms, stablecoins, custody, investment advisory, and asset management, further strengthening its position as an international digital asset center.

Hong Kong Plans Comprehensive Licensing Regulation for Virtual Asset Trading, Custody, Investment Advisory, and Asset Management

On June 2, several investment banks released research reports on AI infrastructure since last weekend, breaking down the expansion of AI computing power into 'second-order bottlenecks': storage/memory > SSD controllers > data center power/liquid cooling > GPU/cloud platforms > MLCC > AI security. AI data centers are extending comprehensively from GPUs to backend storage, power supply, and cooling, with supply-demand imbalances prompting institutions to significantly raise ratings and target prices for related stocks. This aligns closely with last week's entry of memory giants (MU, SK Hynix) into the trillion-dollar market cap club and the strengthening of tech stocks in after-hours trading. The following are the contents of the institutional reports: SNDK (SanDisk): Susquehanna and GF Securities give Positive/Buy ratings, with target prices reaching $3,250 and $1,277, respectively, due to severe supply-demand imbalance in NAND and enterprise SSDs, with cloud vendors continuously revising up AI storage demand. MU (Micron): Raymond James recently (June 1) significantly raised the target price from $530 to $1,100, maintaining an Outperform rating; Seeking Alpha authors are also optimistic. Strong AI memory demand, rising prices for HBM/DRAM, and capacity expansion have pushed MU close to the $1,000 mark and surpassed a trillion-dollar market cap, fully aligning with the logic of the reports. SIMO (Silicon Motion): BofA maintains a Buy rating, raising the target price from $320 to $450. Enterprise SSD sales exceeded expectations, with AI storage capital expenditures driving demand for NAND controllers. NVDA (Nvidia): Goldman Sachs and multiple Seeking Alpha reports maintain a Buy rating with a target price of $285, optimistic about the Vera Rubin, CPU, network, and software full-stack AI platform. AMZN (Amazon): Truist maintains a Buy rating, raising the target price from $310 to $320, driven by AWS+Anthropic/OpenAI workloads and the rollout of Trainium3/4. VST (Vistra): Jefferies/Morgan Stanley maintain a Buy rating, optimistic about power demand, with a target price of around $212. ECL (Ecolab): UBS/BofA maintain a Buy rating, with target prices of $325-$345, as demand for liquid cooling and water treatment surges due to increased computing power density.

[Latest Research Reports on AI Sector in US Stocks: Storage/Memory Remains the Strongest Focus, Target Prices Raised by Institutions]On June 2, several investment banks released research reports on AI infrastructure since last weekend, breaking down the expansion of AI computing power into 'second-order bottlenecks': storage/memory > SSD controllers > data center power/liquid cooling > GPU/cloud platforms > MLCC > AI security. AI data centers are extending comprehensively from GPUs to backend storage, power supply, and cooling, with supply-demand imbalances prompting institutions to significantly raise ratings and target prices for related stocks. This aligns closely with last week's entry of memory giants (MU, SK Hynix) into the trillion-dollar market cap club and the strengthening of tech stocks in after-hours trading. The following are the contents of the institutional reports: SNDK (SanDisk): Susquehanna and GF Securities give Positive/Buy ratings, with target prices reaching $3,250 and $1,277, respectively, due to severe supply-demand imbalance in NAND and enterprise SSDs, with cloud vendors continuously revising up AI storage demand. MU (Micron): Raymond James recently (June 1) significantly raised the target price from $530 to $1,100, maintaining an Outperform rating; Seeking Alpha authors are also optimistic. Strong AI memory demand, rising prices for HBM/DRAM, and capacity expansion have pushed MU close to the $1,000 mark and surpassed a trillion-dollar market cap, fully aligning with the logic of the reports. SIMO (Silicon Motion): BofA maintains a Buy rating, raising the target price from $320 to $450. Enterprise SSD sales exceeded expectations, with AI storage capital expenditures driving demand for NAND controllers. NVDA (Nvidia): Goldman Sachs and multiple Seeking Alpha reports maintain a Buy rating with a target price of $285, optimistic about the Vera Rubin, CPU, network, and software full-stack AI platform. AMZN (Amazon): Truist maintains a Buy rating, raising the target price from $310 to $320, driven by AWS+Anthropic/OpenAI workloads and the rollout of Trainium3/4. VST (Vistra): Jefferies/Morgan Stanley maintain a Buy rating, optimistic about power demand, with a target price of around $212. ECL (Ecolab): UBS/BofA maintain a Buy rating, with target prices of $325-$345, as demand for liquid cooling and water treatment surges due to increased computing power density.

Latest Research Reports on AI Sector in US Stocks: Storage/Memory Remains the Strongest Focus, Target Prices Raised by Institutions

On June 1, the Listing Review Committee of the Shanghai Stock Exchange held its 31st meeting for 2026, and the review results indicated that Yushu Technology Co., Ltd. meets the conditions for issuance, listing, and information disclosure requirements.

[Yushu Technology's IPO Approved by Sci-Tech Innovation Board]On June 1, the Listing Review Committee of the Shanghai Stock Exchange held its 31st meeting for 2026, and the review results indicated that Yushu Technology Co., Ltd. meets the conditions for issuance, listing, and information disclosure requirements.

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