ETH 当前市值占比 走低至 9.43%

According to BlockBeats, on June 17th, Four.me announced on social media that the BNB Chain liquidity protocol UpTop will soon launch Four.me and launch TGE. UpTop provides BNB Chain users with one click liquidity supply and exclusive permanent loss protection mechanism, simplifying operations and reducing risks. The issuance time and details of the token will be announced soon.

AltLayer stated on the X platform that due to the increased demand for ERC20 ALT tokens on the Binance platform, the liquidity of ERC20 ALT on the exchange has become extremely low. The project team will assist the exchange in conducting on chain swaps between BEP20 ALT and ERC20 ALT. The specific operation includes: extracting 200 million BEP20 ALT from Binance and destroying them on the BNB chain, while unlocking an equal amount of ERC20 ALT on Ethereum and transferring it to Binance controlled wallet. AltLayer emphasizes that this operation will not affect the total token flow, and all on chain transactions are verifiable. After completion, the transaction hash will be published to ensure transparency.

According to Foresight News, crypto analyst Willy Woo stated in an article, "For macro cyclical investors, risk models that measure the decline in Bitcoin liquidity suggest that Bitcoin has entered the late stage of a bull market. Bitcoin still has room for upward movement, and it is expected that once the global macro market turns, Bitcoin will enter a bear market

According to the popularity ranking, ZKJ's popularity and attention remain the same as yesterday, ranking first. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① ZKJ （$0.4053，-2.55%） ② TRX （$0.2775，1.98%） ③ ALT （$0.03258，-36.66%） ④ HYPE （$40.93，-7.50%） ⑤ ETH （$2569.94，-2.08%） ZKJ's main funds have strong buying power, with a net inflow of $30.251 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $2.03 billion in 24 hours, of which the main funds have a net outflow of $1.1795 million.

Odaily Star Daily News: South Korean actress Hwang Jung eun has been sued for allegedly misappropriating company funds of approximately 4.2 billion Korean won (approximately 3.07 million US dollars) to invest in virtual currencies. On June 17th, its affiliated agency Y1 Entertainment announced that Huang Zhengyin had repaid all outstanding debts in two installments on May 30th and June 5th. Previously, Huang Zhengyin withdrew a total of 4.34 billion Korean won from Xunmin Zhengyin Entertainment Company around 2022, most of which was used for cryptocurrency investment. The case involves a violation of the relevant provisions of the "Specific Economic Crime Aggravated Punishment Law" regarding misappropriation of funds, and is currently undergoing judicial proceedings. (Korean News Agency)