Spot gold fell below $3970 per ounce, with a intraday drop of 1.2%

Ai's aunt monitored that two addresses belonging to the same whale have withdrawn 109 WBTCs worth 6.572 million US dollars from Binance in the past 5 days, and subsequently lent 93.47 WBTCs as margin in USDC, and added 31.07 WBTCs worth 1.86 million US dollars 9 hours ago. The giant whale currently has a cumulative position of $8.431 million in WBTC, with an average holding price of $60188. (Auntie Ai)

The Federal District Court for the Eastern District of New York accepted a class action lawsuit against Magic Eden on June 16th. The plaintiffs Jaime Pagan, Ariel Ruano, and Chris Sadowski accuse Magic Eden and its executives of making false statements in promoting the ME token, resulting in financial losses for investors. The defendants include Jack Lu, Zhuoxun Yin, Sidney Zhang, Zhuojie Zhou, co founders of Magic Eden, as well as Euclid Labs Inc. and the ME Foundation. The case has been officially filed.

[Upbit Announces Dunamu & Partners' Digital Asset Holdings as of June 2026] Upbit has released an announcement regarding the changes in Dunamu & Partners' digital asset holdings as of June 2026. Dunamu & Partners has committed not to sell the invested assets within three months after their listing on Upbit.

The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) released on June 30th that the global economic and trade friction index for April 2026 is 106. The amount of measures involved decreased by 28.7% year-on-year and increased by 5.0% month on month. Among the 20 monitored countries/regions, the United States, India, and the European Union rank in the top three. The United States has increased its unilateral tools to cover imported products such as steel and aluminum under Section 232 tariffs and issued a Special 301 report, with the US taking the lead in the amount of measures.

Japanese Finance Minister Takayuki Katayama stated that Japan is ready to take appropriate action if necessary, and its communication methods remain stable. Chief Cabinet Secretary Toshio Kinohara stated that Japan will take appropriate actions against the foreign exchange market at any time when necessary. Katayama Gaoyue refused to comment on the specific exchange rate level.