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1. WLFI reminds users to comply with sanctions requirements; transactions involving sanctioned addresses may be rejected. 2. The "1011 Insider Whale" once transferred $1.35 billion worth of ETH to a certain exchange, after which ETH fell more than 20%. 3. DeepSeek plans to raise about $7 billion in its first funding round, with Tencent and CATL becoming its largest external investors. 4. A portion of HYPE holdings was transferred; the USDH deployer unstaked 1.01 million HYPE and deposited 200,000 to Flowdesk. 5. European Central Bank governor: Even if the US and Iran reach a peace agreement, it will not weaken the case for rate hikes. 6. Bitmine's unrealized losses have exceeded those of Strategy's Bitcoin holdings. 7. ETH bull James Fickel, after six months, deposited large amounts again, transferring 10 thousand ETH worth $18.62 million. 8. Galaxy Digital and whales have collectively purchased nearly 540,000 HYPE, worth approximately $41.54 million. 9. Possibly due to the positive impact from US stock products, BP surged 47% in 24 hours. 10. Speculative long positions in the US dollar have reached $16.5 billion, hitting a new high since February 2025.

On June 3, CoinDesk reported that Mastercard is expanding its settlement network to support regulated stablecoins, planning to offer stablecoin settlement, intraday settlement, and weekend and holiday settlement services to meet the demand for real-time fund flow. The new framework will operate in parallel with existing fiat settlement processes, aiming to provide financial institutions with more flexible liquidity management. Mastercard will initially support Circle's USDC, Paxos-issued PYUSD, USDG and USDP, Ripple's RLUSD, and SoFiUSD, covering blockchain networks such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, and XRPL. Financial institutions such as Cross River, Lead Bank, CBW Bank, ARQ, and Nuvei will be among the first participants.

BlockBeats News, June 3rd, according to Hyperinsight Monitoring, during the last US stock trading day, the contract trading volume of MRVL (Marvell Technology) on Hyperliquid reached $307 million, becoming the largest contract volume of a US stock-related asset apart from the Nasdaq 100, rising to the top ten in total contract volume in both crypto and traditional markets, with open interest now at $130 million. MRVL's full-day trading summary on the Nasdaq showed a trading volume of $31.54 billion on the previous trading day. Based on this calculation, the trading volume of MRVL contracts on Hyperliquid has now amounted to nearly one percent (about 0.98%) of its actual Nasdaq trading.