According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Abraxas Capital's associated wallet, which has accumulated a profit of $173.75 million on Hyperliquid, has deposited $2 million into Hyperliquid. The account currently holds a position of 35.92 million US dollars, with 98.5% being short positions. The maximum positions include: 5 times HYPE short ($20.51 million, floating loss of $3.95 million), 10 times SOL short ($6.76 million, floating loss of $72000), 4 times GOLD short ($5.44 million, floating profit of $184000), and 5 times FARTCOIN short ($2.04 million, floating profit of $1.06 million). The current open position has a floating loss of 2.55 million US dollars and has earned 9.87 million US dollars in funding fee income.

Garrett Jin, a giant whale entity, added a ZEC short position 1 hour ago and currently holds a ZEC short position worth $15.08 million, with an average open price of $444 and a floating loss of $530000. In late May, the entity opened a ZEC worth $36 million with a short position of $626, resulting in a profit of $11.24 million from closing the position; In early June, a ZEC worth $22 million was opened at $439, and a profit of $420000 was made by closing the position at $447. BTC rebounded by $5000, and the entity's multiple BTC losses narrowed from $23 million to $16 million. (Ashes)

According to the New York Times, Nansen data shows that as of the end of June, nearly a million TRUMP Meme coin investors had accumulated losses of $3.81 billion, with approximately 989000 wallets in a loss making state. The token has fallen 97% from its peak. About 500000 wallets have profited from TRUMP tokens, totaling approximately $4 billion. Trump himself made a profit of $636 million through this Meme coin, and his total business investment income will be at least $2.2 billion by 2025.

Analyst Gaah stated that the Bitcoin AHR999 index dropped to 0.32, which is close to historical lows.

According to a report by Jin Shi, storage chip manufacturer Samsung Electronics is set to announce its second quarter results on Tuesday. Analysts predict an average preliminary operating profit of 8.43 trillion Korean won (approximately 6.1 billion US dollars), an increase of 18 times compared to the same period last year, and revenue is expected to grow by 127% to 74 trillion Korean won. Roundhill Financial CEO Dave Mazza stated that Samsung's performance coincides with market doubts about the supply and demand sides of the storage chip investment logic. If the performance is close to market expectations, it will help quell the controversy and benefit Samsung.