02:27 2025-06-06
4E: BTC falls below key support, crypto market pulls back as a whole, waiting for US employment dataOn June 6th, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) has continued to weaken over the past two days, falling from a high of $105,000 to around $101,500, a decline of more than 3%. Despite an attempt to rebound at the beginning of the week, it failed to break through the key resistance level of $107,500, leading to a conservative market sentiment.
The entire crypto market has made a synchronized correction, reducing its market capitalization to around 2 billion.
02:02 2025-06-06
WLFI advisor 5 hours ago 10x leverage short TRUMPAccording to the on-chain analysis platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), WLFI consultant (@cryptogle) deposited 1 million USDC into Hyperliquid 5 hours ago, and opened a 10x leverage short TRUMP.
01:53 2025-06-06
A smart money trades ETH contracts three times and wins $5.17 millionAccording to Ember Monitor, a whale has won 100% of the three battles on Hyperliquid in the last two weeks. Turn $3.20 million into $8.37 million and make a profit of $5.17 million (+ 161%).
5/22 open long ETH, 5/23 position squaring, profit 1.11 million dollars;
5/26 open long ETH, 6/5 position squaring, profit 1.62 million dollars;
6/5 open short ETH, 4 am this morning position squaring, profit 2.45 million dollars.
At present, he has returned the principal + profit totaling 8.37 million dolla...
01:38 2025-06-06
Musk warns of U.S. debt risks, saying "U.S. bankruptcy will make everything irrelevant."Elon Musk recently posted on social platform X to warn of the US debt crisis, saying that "if America is bankrupt, nothing else matters". Musk quoted a speech saying: "There is no difference between countries and individuals, overspending will bankrupt. If the country is insolvent and all the funds are used to pay interest on the debt, there will be no funds to do anything."
01:26 2025-06-06
Federal Reserve officials warn that inflation is the top threatOn Thursday, both Federal Reserve policymakers said they saw the current higher inflation as a more immediate risk than a slowdown in the labor market, a view that signaled support for keeping monetary policy at its current state for longer.