The Wemade stocks held by Alpha Asset Management are facing huge losses due to the delisting of the virtual money Wemix from the trading platform. Wemix was officially delisted after experiencing a hacker attack, and market hopes for a rebound in Wemade's stock price have dropped. The company's CEO is the husband of Jun Ji-hyun, and Alpha's past investments are now showing unrealized losses of 15.8 billion won.

On June 7th, it was reported that ether.fi posted on social media stating that Discord is suspected to have been hacked, reminding users not to interact with any suspicious links. An investigation is currently underway, and official updates will be provided soon.

Heath Tarbert, the president of Circle, stated that Circle hopes for USDC to become a new type of base currency circulating at the speed of the internet, emphasizing the company's transparency and governance. Circle acts as a neutral platform, cooperating with banks rather than competing, and is offering collaboration opportunities to financial and technology companies through its listing.

According to on-chain analysts, a whale user has redeemed 25,008 SOL worth 3.7 million dollars and transferred 25,000 SOL to a certain trading platform. This whale user has redeemed a total of 125,045 SOL over the past two months. Previously, they had staked for 4 years. The whale user currently still holds 1,176,375 SOL worth 174.17 million dollars.

On June 7, news broke that the TRUMP Wallet official website's associated X account @TrumpWalletApp was frozen for the second time. It has now been unfrozen again, but the content is protected and can only be viewed by approved followers.
It is reported that the TRUMP Wallet's X account was frozen by the X platform on June 4th, and after being unfrozen the next day, it was frozen again. Eric Trump, Donald Trump's second son, stated today that WLFI has reached a partnership with the TRUMP token and plans to hold a large amount of TRUMP in its long-term treasury.

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission officially announced that it has noticed a rising trend in phishing scams perpetrated by impersonating licensed corporations. Scammers deceive clients into clicking on hyperlinks contained in mobile text messages, redirecting them to websites that resemble those of licensed corporations, and thereby capture clients' usernames, login passwords, and verification information, allowing them to access clients' accounts at licensed corporations for unauthorized transactions. As a result, guidance has been issued to licensed corporations to prevent unauthorized transactions in client accounts.

According to official data from the Central Bank of China, China's gold reserves at the end of May reported 73.83 million ounces (approximately 2,296.37 tons), an increase of 60,000 ounces (approximately 1.86 tons) month-on-month, marking the seventh consecutive month of gold accumulation.

According to reports, ETF issuers VanEck, 21Shares, and Canary Capital have written to the U.S. SEC urging the restoration of the "first-come, first-served" principle, requesting that approvals be granted in the order that ETF applications are submitted to the regulatory agency. These companies argue that the SEC has failed to adhere to the "first-come, first-served principle" (the default application approval process before the listing of encryption ETFs), thereby undermining healthy competition and hindering financial innovation.