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On June 4, Anthropic reported that in the past year, about 67% of the 832 accounts banned for violations had used AI to assist in cyber attacks, including the creation of malware. AI has become deeply integrated into the attack lifecycle, with 6.5% of banned accounts using AI for internal network infiltration. The proportion of medium to high-risk accounts increased from 33% in the first six months to 56%. Last month, Google discovered the first case of a zero-day vulnerability developed using AI. Anthropic is set to launch its AI model, Mythos, which has identified over 10,000 significant vulnerabilities in commonly used software.

[Anthropic: Approximately 67% of Banned Accounts Used AI to Assist Cyber Attacks]On June 4, Anthropic reported that in the past year, about 67% of the 832 accounts banned for violations had used AI to assist in cyber attacks, including the creation of malware. AI has become deeply integrated into the attack lifecycle, with 6.5% of banned accounts using AI for internal network infiltration. The proportion of medium to high-risk accounts increased from 33% in the first six months to 56%. Last month, Google discovered the first case of a zero-day vulnerability developed using AI. Anthropic is set to launch its AI model, Mythos, which has identified over 10,000 significant vulnerabilities in commonly used software.

Anthropic: Approximately 67% of Banned Accounts Used AI to Assist Cyber Attacks

On June 4, the stablecoin apxUSD, issued by the Apyx protocol and primarily collateralized by Strategy preferred stock STRC, briefly depegged during a time when Bitcoin fell below $63,000, dropping to a low of $0.93. Apyx stated that this fluctuation is not due to a vulnerability but rather reflects the expected performance of the preferred stock collateral backing the stablecoin. Since the reserve assets of apxUSD are mainly composed of STRC preferred stock with a face value of $100, when STRC trades below par in the secondary market, the market value of the reserve assets declines, leading to price volatility of the stablecoin. The protocol claims that its stability mechanism includes over-collateralization, a dividend adjustment mechanism, and cash and short-term U.S. Treasury reserves as a buffer. Data shows that since last August, STRC has fallen below par four times but has ultimately recovered to $100 each time. In response to market concerns regarding a chain liquidation in the Morpho lending market, Apyx emphasized that its core apyUSD/apxUSD market primarily relies on accumulated dividend income rather than the spot price of STRC, thus related fluctuations will not trigger large-scale liquidations.

[Stablecoin apxUSD Temporarily Depegs to $0.93, Protocol Claims Normal Mechanism]On June 4, the stablecoin apxUSD, issued by the Apyx protocol and primarily collateralized by Strategy preferred stock STRC, briefly depegged during a time when Bitcoin fell below $63,000, dropping to a low of $0.93. Apyx stated that this fluctuation is not due to a vulnerability but rather reflects the expected performance of the preferred stock collateral backing the stablecoin. Since the reserve assets of apxUSD are mainly composed of STRC preferred stock with a face value of $100, when STRC trades below par in the secondary market, the market value of the reserve assets declines, leading to price volatility of the stablecoin. The protocol claims that its stability mechanism includes over-collateralization, a dividend adjustment mechanism, and cash and short-term U.S. Treasury reserves as a buffer. Data shows that since last August, STRC has fallen below par four times but has ultimately recovered to $100 each time. In response to market concerns regarding a chain liquidation in the Morpho lending market, Apyx emphasized that its core apyUSD/apxUSD market primarily relies on accumulated dividend income rather than the spot price of STRC, thus related fluctuations will not trigger large-scale liquidations.

Stablecoin apxUSD Temporarily Depegs to $0.93, Protocol Claims Normal Mechanism

On June 4, CNBC reported that global markets are on the brink of breakthroughs in several key events. With Israel and Lebanon agreeing to implement a ceasefire, U.S. President Trump suggesting a possible agreement with Iran over the weekend, and SpaceX set to launch the largest IPO in history next week, investors are betting that several significant uncertainties from this year are nearing resolution. On the corporate front, SpaceX has officially set its IPO price at $135 per share, corresponding to a valuation of $1.77 trillion, which could make Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. However, CNBC's statistics on 30 large IPOs over the past 15 years indicate that newly listed stocks typically experience a significant pullback in their first year. In terms of geopolitics, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Trump has warned Iran that the U.S. may resume full military action if necessary. Despite tactical differences between the U.S. and Israel, both sides generally maintain strategic alignment in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a symbolic resolution limiting the president's ability to take military action against Iran without congressional approval. Additionally, the EU has unveiled a long-awaited 'technological sovereignty' plan aimed at reducing dependence on U.S. and Chinese tech giants, though the proposal has faced criticism for its lack of strength. French President Macron has invited OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to attend the G7 summit later this month. Furthermore, according to CNBC, as the AI boom has driven SoftBank's stock price up about 70% this year, the company's market value has surpassed Toyota, making it the highest-valued company in Japan. However, several analysts have warned that SoftBank's heavy bets on OpenAI and its AI business, coupled with rising debt levels, have raised concerns in the market regarding its liquidity risk.

[CNBC: Financial Markets Bet on Major Uncertainties Approaching a Turning Point]On June 4, CNBC reported that global markets are on the brink of breakthroughs in several key events. With Israel and Lebanon agreeing to implement a ceasefire, U.S. President Trump suggesting a possible agreement with Iran over the weekend, and SpaceX set to launch the largest IPO in history next week, investors are betting that several significant uncertainties from this year are nearing resolution. On the corporate front, SpaceX has officially set its IPO price at $135 per share, corresponding to a valuation of $1.77 trillion, which could make Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. However, CNBC's statistics on 30 large IPOs over the past 15 years indicate that newly listed stocks typically experience a significant pullback in their first year. In terms of geopolitics, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Trump has warned Iran that the U.S. may resume full military action if necessary. Despite tactical differences between the U.S. and Israel, both sides generally maintain strategic alignment in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a symbolic resolution limiting the president's ability to take military action against Iran without congressional approval. Additionally, the EU has unveiled a long-awaited 'technological sovereignty' plan aimed at reducing dependence on U.S. and Chinese tech giants, though the proposal has faced criticism for its lack of strength. French President Macron has invited OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to attend the G7 summit later this month. Furthermore, according to CNBC, as the AI boom has driven SoftBank's stock price up about 70% this year, the company's market value has surpassed Toyota, making it the highest-valued company in Japan. However, several analysts have warned that SoftBank's heavy bets on OpenAI and its AI business, coupled with rising debt levels, have raised concerns in the market regarding its liquidity risk.

CNBC: Financial Markets Bet on Major Uncertainties Approaching a Turning Point

On June 4, the stablecoin apxUSD, issued by the Apyx protocol and primarily backed by Strategy preferred stock STRC, briefly detached from its peg during a period when Bitcoin fell below $63,000, reaching a low of $0.93. Apyx stated that this fluctuation is not a bug, but rather an expected performance of the preferred stock-backed stablecoin. Since the reserve assets of apxUSD are mainly composed of STRC preferred stock with a par value of $100, when STRC falls below par in the secondary market, the market value of the reserve assets declines, leading to price fluctuations in the stablecoin. The protocol claims that its stability mechanism includes over-collateralization, a dividend adjustment mechanism, and cash and short-term U.S. Treasury reserves as buffers. Data shows that since last August, STRC has fallen below par four times, but has ultimately recovered to $100 each time. In response to market concerns about a chain liquidation in the Morpho lending market, Apyx indicated that its core apyUSD/apxUSD market primarily relies on accumulated dividend income rather than the spot price of STRC, so related fluctuations will not trigger large-scale liquidations.

[Apyx Responds to apxUSD Briefly Detaching to $0.93: Fluctuation Not a Bug, but Expected Performance of Preferred Stock-Backed Stablecoin]On June 4, the stablecoin apxUSD, issued by the Apyx protocol and primarily backed by Strategy preferred stock STRC, briefly detached from its peg during a period when Bitcoin fell below $63,000, reaching a low of $0.93. Apyx stated that this fluctuation is not a bug, but rather an expected performance of the preferred stock-backed stablecoin. Since the reserve assets of apxUSD are mainly composed of STRC preferred stock with a par value of $100, when STRC falls below par in the secondary market, the market value of the reserve assets declines, leading to price fluctuations in the stablecoin. The protocol claims that its stability mechanism includes over-collateralization, a dividend adjustment mechanism, and cash and short-term U.S. Treasury reserves as buffers. Data shows that since last August, STRC has fallen below par four times, but has ultimately recovered to $100 each time. In response to market concerns about a chain liquidation in the Morpho lending market, Apyx indicated that its core apyUSD/apxUSD market primarily relies on accumulated dividend income rather than the spot price of STRC, so related fluctuations will not trigger large-scale liquidations.

Apyx Responds to apxUSD Briefly Detaching to $0.93: Fluctuation Not a Bug, but Expected Performance of Preferred Stock-Backed Stablecoin

On June 4, the Nikkei 225 index closed down 931.44 points, a decrease of 1.36%, ending at 67,470.69 points. The South Korean KOSPI index closed down 162.11 points, a decrease of 1.84%, ending at 8,639.38 points. (Sina Finance)

[Japanese and South Korean Stock Markets Decline]On June 4, the Nikkei 225 index closed down 931.44 points, a decrease of 1.36%, ending at 67,470.69 points. The South Korean KOSPI index closed down 162.11 points, a decrease of 1.84%, ending at 8,639.38 points. (Sina Finance)

Japanese and South Korean Stock Markets Decline

On June 4, Lebanese state media reported that Israel has launched new attacks on Lebanon. Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that the Israeli military will continue to be stationed in the so-called 'security zone' in southern Lebanon and will persist in eliminating local 'terrorism infrastructure,' emphasizing that Israel has operational freedom with U.S. support. Katz mentioned that the military will maintain control over strategic areas, including the recently captured Beaufort Castle, and warned that if Israel's homeland is attacked, it reserves the right to directly strike the Lebanese capital, Beirut. Despite a preliminary consensus on a ceasefire agreement reached in Washington with U.S. mediation, military actions between Israel and Lebanon have not ceased, leaving the regional situation fraught with uncertainty. Meanwhile, Trump indicated that a significant breakthrough between the U.S. and Iran could occur this weekend, stating that despite tactical differences with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, both sides remain aligned on the broader approach to the Iranian issue. The market is closely monitoring the potential implementation of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreement and the progress of reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

[Israel to Continue Operations in Southern Lebanon, Ceasefire Agreement Faces New Uncertainties]On June 4, Lebanese state media reported that Israel has launched new attacks on Lebanon. Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that the Israeli military will continue to be stationed in the so-called 'security zone' in southern Lebanon and will persist in eliminating local 'terrorism infrastructure,' emphasizing that Israel has operational freedom with U.S. support. Katz mentioned that the military will maintain control over strategic areas, including the recently captured Beaufort Castle, and warned that if Israel's homeland is attacked, it reserves the right to directly strike the Lebanese capital, Beirut. Despite a preliminary consensus on a ceasefire agreement reached in Washington with U.S. mediation, military actions between Israel and Lebanon have not ceased, leaving the regional situation fraught with uncertainty. Meanwhile, Trump indicated that a significant breakthrough between the U.S. and Iran could occur this weekend, stating that despite tactical differences with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, both sides remain aligned on the broader approach to the Iranian issue. The market is closely monitoring the potential implementation of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreement and the progress of reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel to Continue Operations in Southern Lebanon, Ceasefire Agreement Faces New Uncertainties

According to a report released by Ramp, an expense management platform, in June 2026, Chinese AI company DeepSeek has topped the popular software rankings. Despite the US government's previous high vigilance against Chinese large models, real commercial transaction data reveals the opposite situation. Ramp analyzed credit card spending records from over 50,000 companies on its platform and found that many US companies are not deploying open-source models locally but are instead directly paying for DeepSeek's official hosted API services. This means that a significant amount of data from US companies is being sent and stored directly on servers located in China. The actual flow of funds sharply contrasts with the cautious attitude of American society over a year ago when DeepSeek R1 was first released. At that time, due to concerns about data leaks and security, large US companies and government agencies generally restricted the use of Chinese models. However, faced with the high bills from domestic models like OpenAI or Anthropic, many small and medium-sized enterprises ultimately chose to bow to cost pressures and directly purchase officially hosted services in China to reduce expenses. In addition to using DeepSeek, US companies are also becoming more meticulous in their AI spending, gradually shifting from OpenAI and Anthropic to the open-source ecosystem. Platforms like Fireworks AI, fal AI, and DeepInfra, which provide API calls for open-source models, have also made the list. Many companies are beginning to adopt intelligent routing strategies, only calling expensive flagship models from OpenAI or Anthropic for the most complex tasks while delegating most routine tasks to cheaper open-source models. The market had worried that AI agents would replace traditional software design tools, but actual data shows that design software remains strong. In this month's rankings, the design tool Figma topped the fastest-growing list, and the collaborative design tool Paper also made it to the popularity list, indicating that traditional design software remains robust in the enterprise sector.

[Ramp Report: Many US Companies Purchase DeepSeek Official API Directly to Cut Costs]According to a report released by Ramp, an expense management platform, in June 2026, Chinese AI company DeepSeek has topped the popular software rankings. Despite the US government's previous high vigilance against Chinese large models, real commercial transaction data reveals the opposite situation. Ramp analyzed credit card spending records from over 50,000 companies on its platform and found that many US companies are not deploying open-source models locally but are instead directly paying for DeepSeek's official hosted API services. This means that a significant amount of data from US companies is being sent and stored directly on servers located in China. The actual flow of funds sharply contrasts with the cautious attitude of American society over a year ago when DeepSeek R1 was first released. At that time, due to concerns about data leaks and security, large US companies and government agencies generally restricted the use of Chinese models. However, faced with the high bills from domestic models like OpenAI or Anthropic, many small and medium-sized enterprises ultimately chose to bow to cost pressures and directly purchase officially hosted services in China to reduce expenses. In addition to using DeepSeek, US companies are also becoming more meticulous in their AI spending, gradually shifting from OpenAI and Anthropic to the open-source ecosystem. Platforms like Fireworks AI, fal AI, and DeepInfra, which provide API calls for open-source models, have also made the list. Many companies are beginning to adopt intelligent routing strategies, only calling expensive flagship models from OpenAI or Anthropic for the most complex tasks while delegating most routine tasks to cheaper open-source models. The market had worried that AI agents would replace traditional software design tools, but actual data shows that design software remains strong. In this month's rankings, the design tool Figma topped the fastest-growing list, and the collaborative design tool Paper also made it to the popularity list, indicating that traditional design software remains robust in the enterprise sector.

Ramp Report: Many US Companies Purchase DeepSeek Official API Directly to Cut Costs

On June 4, Arthur Hayes posted on social media that he has just liquidated all of his positions in HYPE and NEAR. The specific reasons will be explained in an article titled "Reality Check" to be released next Tuesday. In summary: · The Iran war and inventory replenishment have led to rising energy prices · Three major AI projects are set to go public from now until the beginning of the third quarter · Predicts that Trump will turn against AI to help the Republican Party win the midterm elections · Believes that the market peak will occur between now and September · It is time to take profits.

[Arthur Hayes: Liquidated All HYPE and NEAR Positions, Will Explain Reasons in Next Week's Article]On June 4, Arthur Hayes posted on social media that he has just liquidated all of his positions in HYPE and NEAR. The specific reasons will be explained in an article titled "Reality Check" to be released next Tuesday. In summary: · The Iran war and inventory replenishment have led to rising energy prices · Three major AI projects are set to go public from now until the beginning of the third quarter · Predicts that Trump will turn against AI to help the Republican Party win the midterm elections · Believes that the market peak will occur between now and September · It is time to take profits.

Arthur Hayes: Liquidated All HYPE and NEAR Positions, Will Explain Reasons in Next Week's Article

On June 4, according to on-chain monitoring agency OnchainLens, Arthur Hayes sold 247,334 HYPE tokens, valued at approximately $18.02 million, and also sold an undisclosed amount of NEAR tokens. Notably, this sell-off occurred shortly after Arthur Hayes publicly engaged in a $100,000 charity bet with Kyle Samani. Previously, Arthur Hayes claimed that by the end of 2026, HYPE would outperform all top ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and actively challenged Kyle Samani. Kyle Samani chose to bet on SOL and accepted the wager.

[Arthur Hayes Sells 247,334 HYPE Three Days After Bet Agreement]On June 4, according to on-chain monitoring agency OnchainLens, Arthur Hayes sold 247,334 HYPE tokens, valued at approximately $18.02 million, and also sold an undisclosed amount of NEAR tokens. Notably, this sell-off occurred shortly after Arthur Hayes publicly engaged in a $100,000 charity bet with Kyle Samani. Previously, Arthur Hayes claimed that by the end of 2026, HYPE would outperform all top ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and actively challenged Kyle Samani. Kyle Samani chose to bet on SOL and accepted the wager.

Arthur Hayes Sells 247,334 HYPE Three Days After Bet Agreement

On June 3, WTI crude oil futures rose 3% during the day, currently priced at $96.58 per barrel. Brent crude oil futures increased by 2.75%, priced at $98.643 per barrel.

[U.S. Oil Futures Rise 3%]On June 3, WTI crude oil futures rose 3% during the day, currently priced at $96.58 per barrel. Brent crude oil futures increased by 2.75%, priced at $98.643 per barrel.

U.S. Oil Futures Rise 3%

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