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On June 4, Goldman Sachs announced a collaboration with fund services firm Apex Group, digital asset trading platform Archax, infrastructure provider Ownera, and real estate investment management company LRC Group to launch a blockchain-native real estate fund, further promoting the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). The fund combines traditional fund structures with blockchain-native issuance models, with fund shares tokenized through Goldman Sachs' blockchain platform GS DAP. LRC Group serves as the fund manager, Archax is responsible for regulated digital securities custody and acts as the first distribution partner, while Ownera connects all participants and distribution channels. Mathew McDermott, Global Head of Digital Assets at Goldman Sachs, stated that issuing blockchain-native fund shares through GS DAP allows for more precise investments in real estate assets and creates conditions for easier share transfers in the future. The market believes that as traditional financial institutions accelerate their involvement, the tokenization of real-world assets like real estate is gradually moving from conceptual exploration to practical application.

[Goldman Sachs Partners with Apex and Archax to Launch Tokenized Real Estate Fund]On June 4, Goldman Sachs announced a collaboration with fund services firm Apex Group, digital asset trading platform Archax, infrastructure provider Ownera, and real estate investment management company LRC Group to launch a blockchain-native real estate fund, further promoting the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). The fund combines traditional fund structures with blockchain-native issuance models, with fund shares tokenized through Goldman Sachs' blockchain platform GS DAP. LRC Group serves as the fund manager, Archax is responsible for regulated digital securities custody and acts as the first distribution partner, while Ownera connects all participants and distribution channels. Mathew McDermott, Global Head of Digital Assets at Goldman Sachs, stated that issuing blockchain-native fund shares through GS DAP allows for more precise investments in real estate assets and creates conditions for easier share transfers in the future. The market believes that as traditional financial institutions accelerate their involvement, the tokenization of real-world assets like real estate is gradually moving from conceptual exploration to practical application.

Goldman Sachs Partners with Apex and Archax to Launch Tokenized Real Estate Fund

On June 4, The Washington Post reported that under U.S. mediation, Israel and Lebanon agreed to implement a ceasefire agreement on Wednesday local time to end months of border conflicts. However, Hezbollah, a key participant in the conflict supported by Iran, did not take part in the negotiations held at the U.S. State Department and did not immediately respond to the agreement. Since both sides reached a preliminary ceasefire agreement in April this year, clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have continued. Analysts suggest that the uncertainty surrounding the effectiveness of this ceasefire agreement remains significant in the absence of Hezbollah. Previously, the U.S. government announced that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to implement ceasefire arrangements to ease regional tensions.

[Israel and Lebanon Agree to Ceasefire, But Hezbollah Not Involved in Negotiations]On June 4, The Washington Post reported that under U.S. mediation, Israel and Lebanon agreed to implement a ceasefire agreement on Wednesday local time to end months of border conflicts. However, Hezbollah, a key participant in the conflict supported by Iran, did not take part in the negotiations held at the U.S. State Department and did not immediately respond to the agreement. Since both sides reached a preliminary ceasefire agreement in April this year, clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have continued. Analysts suggest that the uncertainty surrounding the effectiveness of this ceasefire agreement remains significant in the absence of Hezbollah. Previously, the U.S. government announced that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to implement ceasefire arrangements to ease regional tensions.

Israel and Lebanon Agree to Ceasefire, But Hezbollah Not Involved in Negotiations

On June 4, OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar revealed in an interview that she has personally experienced OpenAI's AI device, finding it difficult to describe the usage experience in words. 'It feels very natural and also very pleasing,' she said. When pressed for specifics about the hardware, Friar did not provide a direct answer, stating, 'What Jony Ive and his team excel at is infusing human-like qualities into the device.' She added, 'I'm not quite sure how to accurately explain this, but you can feel it when you see it in person.' She mentioned that OpenAI plans to officially release the product 'by the end of this year.' Previously, OpenAI had indicated in a document that shipments were not expected to begin until at least February 2027.

[OpenAI CFO Discusses Company AI Device: Official Release Expected by Year-End with 'Natural and Pleasing' Experience]On June 4, OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar revealed in an interview that she has personally experienced OpenAI's AI device, finding it difficult to describe the usage experience in words. 'It feels very natural and also very pleasing,' she said. When pressed for specifics about the hardware, Friar did not provide a direct answer, stating, 'What Jony Ive and his team excel at is infusing human-like qualities into the device.' She added, 'I'm not quite sure how to accurately explain this, but you can feel it when you see it in person.' She mentioned that OpenAI plans to officially release the product 'by the end of this year.' Previously, OpenAI had indicated in a document that shipments were not expected to begin until at least February 2027.

OpenAI CFO Discusses Company AI Device: Official Release Expected by Year-End with 'Natural and Pleasing' Experience

On June 4, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published a draft of its strategic plan for 2026-2030 and is seeking public comments. Under the leadership of Chairman Paul Atkins, digital assets, capital formation, and technological modernization will become key focus areas for the future. The draft emphasizes that the SEC will promote the establishment of 'clear and applicable' regulatory rules to support responsible innovation while protecting investors. It explicitly states that a more rational, consistent, and principle-based regulatory approach is needed for digital assets and distributed ledger technology. This statement is seen as one of the SEC's clearest signals to date, indicating that the regulatory body is seeking to provide a dedicated regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry rather than relying solely on existing securities laws and enforcement actions. Additionally, the SEC plans to modernize the information disclosure system, expand access to private markets, and create new financing channels to support the development of startups and small to medium-sized enterprises, thereby improving market efficiency. In terms of enforcement, the SEC proposes to adjust its regulatory focus, concentrating more resources on combating fraud, market manipulation, and clear violations, while reducing reliance on temporary enforcement measures for regulation.

[SEC Releases New Strategic Draft, Commits to Clearer Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets]On June 4, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published a draft of its strategic plan for 2026-2030 and is seeking public comments. Under the leadership of Chairman Paul Atkins, digital assets, capital formation, and technological modernization will become key focus areas for the future. The draft emphasizes that the SEC will promote the establishment of 'clear and applicable' regulatory rules to support responsible innovation while protecting investors. It explicitly states that a more rational, consistent, and principle-based regulatory approach is needed for digital assets and distributed ledger technology. This statement is seen as one of the SEC's clearest signals to date, indicating that the regulatory body is seeking to provide a dedicated regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry rather than relying solely on existing securities laws and enforcement actions. Additionally, the SEC plans to modernize the information disclosure system, expand access to private markets, and create new financing channels to support the development of startups and small to medium-sized enterprises, thereby improving market efficiency. In terms of enforcement, the SEC proposes to adjust its regulatory focus, concentrating more resources on combating fraud, market manipulation, and clear violations, while reducing reliance on temporary enforcement measures for regulation.

SEC Releases New Strategic Draft, Commits to Clearer Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets

On June 4th, on-chain analyst Yu Jin reported that the whale '7 Siblings' has just borrowed 20 million USDT from Spark and continued to buy ETH. Earlier today, '7 Siblings' borrowed 10 million USDT from Spark to purchase 5,589 ETH.

[Whale '7 Siblings' Borrows 20 Million USDT from Spark to Purchase ETH Again]On June 4th, on-chain analyst Yu Jin reported that the whale '7 Siblings' has just borrowed 20 million USDT from Spark and continued to buy ETH. Earlier today, '7 Siblings' borrowed 10 million USDT from Spark to purchase 5,589 ETH.

Whale '7 Siblings' Borrows 20 Million USDT from Spark to Purchase ETH Again

On June 4, David Solomon, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group, stated in an interview that despite the rapid penetration of artificial intelligence in the banking industry, he does not believe AI will trigger mass white-collar unemployment on Wall Street. Solomon pointed out that employees at all levels within Goldman Sachs, from back-office staff and junior analysts to senior investment bankers, are actively using AI technology. He believes that artificial intelligence will enhance productivity and change the way work is done, but it will not lead to a significant disappearance of jobs. Additionally, Solomon discussed the current capital market environment and Goldman Sachs' role in the SpaceX IPO and Alphabet's historic equity financing. He also shared his early experiences in the junk bond business and noted that AI is transforming the music production industry. As major global banks accelerate the deployment of AI, the impact of artificial intelligence on employment and productivity in the financial sector is becoming a focal point for the market.

[Goldman Sachs CEO: AI Will Not Cause Mass Unemployment on Wall Street]On June 4, David Solomon, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group, stated in an interview that despite the rapid penetration of artificial intelligence in the banking industry, he does not believe AI will trigger mass white-collar unemployment on Wall Street. Solomon pointed out that employees at all levels within Goldman Sachs, from back-office staff and junior analysts to senior investment bankers, are actively using AI technology. He believes that artificial intelligence will enhance productivity and change the way work is done, but it will not lead to a significant disappearance of jobs. Additionally, Solomon discussed the current capital market environment and Goldman Sachs' role in the SpaceX IPO and Alphabet's historic equity financing. He also shared his early experiences in the junk bond business and noted that AI is transforming the music production industry. As major global banks accelerate the deployment of AI, the impact of artificial intelligence on employment and productivity in the financial sector is becoming a focal point for the market.

Goldman Sachs CEO: AI Will Not Cause Mass Unemployment on Wall Street

On June 4, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated that it did not launch missiles at the passenger terminal of Kuwait International Airport, and that the related damage was due to a malfunction after the failure of the U.S.-made 'Patriot' missile defense system, which caused an interceptor missile to fall. Revolutionary Guard spokesman Hossein Moghaddam claimed that investigations showed the Iranian Aerospace Force had not attacked Kuwait Airport and stated that evidence was available. In response, the U.S. Central Command denied this claim, stating that the Iranian assertion was 'completely incorrect' and accused Iran of 'deliberately and unjustifiably' using missiles and drones to attack civilian airports. Previously, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that several civilian facilities, including Kuwait International Airport, were attacked by Iranian ballistic missiles and drones, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. Kuwait temporarily closed its airspace and suspended air traffic, but the airport has since resumed operations. Following the incident, Kuwait summoned the Iranian chargé d'affaires, announced a reduction in the staff of the Iranian embassy in Kuwait, and designated two Iranian diplomats as 'persona non grata,' requiring them to leave within 24 hours. The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Nayef Falah Mubarak Al-Hajraf, also issued a statement condemning Iran's attacks on civilian facilities in Bahrain and Kuwait, calling it a 'dangerous and unprecedented escalation.'

[Iran Denies Attacking Kuwait Airport, Claims Damage Caused by U.S. 'Patriot' System Malfunction]On June 4, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated that it did not launch missiles at the passenger terminal of Kuwait International Airport, and that the related damage was due to a malfunction after the failure of the U.S.-made 'Patriot' missile defense system, which caused an interceptor missile to fall. Revolutionary Guard spokesman Hossein Moghaddam claimed that investigations showed the Iranian Aerospace Force had not attacked Kuwait Airport and stated that evidence was available. In response, the U.S. Central Command denied this claim, stating that the Iranian assertion was 'completely incorrect' and accused Iran of 'deliberately and unjustifiably' using missiles and drones to attack civilian airports. Previously, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that several civilian facilities, including Kuwait International Airport, were attacked by Iranian ballistic missiles and drones, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. Kuwait temporarily closed its airspace and suspended air traffic, but the airport has since resumed operations. Following the incident, Kuwait summoned the Iranian chargé d'affaires, announced a reduction in the staff of the Iranian embassy in Kuwait, and designated two Iranian diplomats as 'persona non grata,' requiring them to leave within 24 hours. The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Nayef Falah Mubarak Al-Hajraf, also issued a statement condemning Iran's attacks on civilian facilities in Bahrain and Kuwait, calling it a 'dangerous and unprecedented escalation.'

Iran Denies Attacking Kuwait Airport, Claims Damage Caused by U.S. 'Patriot' System Malfunction

On June 4, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a draft of its strategic plan for 2026-2030 and is seeking public comments. Under the leadership of Chairman Paul Atkins, digital assets, capital formation, and technological modernization will become key focus areas for the future. The draft emphasizes that the SEC will promote the establishment of "clear and applicable" regulatory rules to support responsible innovation while protecting investors. It specifically notes that a more rational, consistent, and principles-based regulatory approach is needed for digital assets and distributed ledger technology. This statement is seen as one of the SEC's clearest signals to date, indicating that the regulatory body is looking to provide a dedicated regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry, rather than solely relying on existing securities laws and enforcement actions. Additionally, the SEC plans to modernize the information disclosure system, expand access to private markets, and create new financing channels to support the development of startups and small to medium-sized enterprises, thereby enhancing market efficiency. In terms of enforcement, the SEC proposes to adjust its regulatory focus, concentrating more resources on combating fraud, market manipulation, and blatant violations, while reducing reliance on temporary enforcement measures for regulation.

[SEC Releases New Strategic Draft, Commits to Clearer Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets]On June 4, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a draft of its strategic plan for 2026-2030 and is seeking public comments. Under the leadership of Chairman Paul Atkins, digital assets, capital formation, and technological modernization will become key focus areas for the future. The draft emphasizes that the SEC will promote the establishment of "clear and applicable" regulatory rules to support responsible innovation while protecting investors. It specifically notes that a more rational, consistent, and principles-based regulatory approach is needed for digital assets and distributed ledger technology. This statement is seen as one of the SEC's clearest signals to date, indicating that the regulatory body is looking to provide a dedicated regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry, rather than solely relying on existing securities laws and enforcement actions. Additionally, the SEC plans to modernize the information disclosure system, expand access to private markets, and create new financing channels to support the development of startups and small to medium-sized enterprises, thereby enhancing market efficiency. In terms of enforcement, the SEC proposes to adjust its regulatory focus, concentrating more resources on combating fraud, market manipulation, and blatant violations, while reducing reliance on temporary enforcement measures for regulation.

On June 4, Base App announced via Twitter that its Creator Alliance Program (Affiliate Program) is officially live, and creators can now submit applications. The program aims to incentivize creators to bring new users to Base App.

[Base App Launches Creator Alliance Program, Applications Now Open]On June 4, Base App announced via Twitter that its Creator Alliance Program (Affiliate Program) is officially live, and creators can now submit applications. The program aims to incentivize creators to bring new users to Base App.

Base App Launches Creator Alliance Program, Applications Now Open

火币HTX报道，6月3日，据港交所权益披露，段永平在泡泡玛特H股的持股比例于5月28日从5.69%升至6.04%。

【段永平继续加仓泡泡玛特H股】火币HTX报道，6月3日，据港交所权益披露，段永平在泡泡玛特H股的持股比例于5月28日从5.69%升至6.04%。

段永平继续加仓泡泡玛特H股

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