According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a wallet suspected to belong to Multicoin Capital sold 167000 HYPEs worth approximately $11.2 million through Galaxy Digital.

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Zhipu (02513. HK) announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it plans to issue 19.78 million shares at a discount of approximately 13% to HKD 1588 per share, raising approximately HKD 31.41 billion.

According to Bloomberg, SK Hynix received over seven times the subscription for its listing on NASDAQ. This issuance involves a total of 177.9 million American Depositary Receipts (ADRs), attracting global long-term funds, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors in the technology sector. Bloomberg calculations show that the issuance size is approximately $24.5 billion, which is expected to become the second largest foreign company listing in US history, second only to Alibaba's $25 billion. The subscription deadline will be 4:00 AM Eastern Time on Wednesday (UTC+8), and ADR is expected to begin trading on NASDAQ on July 10th, with the stock code SKHY.

According to The Information, Rachel Jones, legal advisor for digital currencies at the US Department of Justice (DOJ), has sent a memo to prosecutors reminding Binance that stricter requirements will be imposed on law enforcement agencies for asset freezing and seizure applications in the future. A Binance spokesperson denied the claim and stated that there has been no change in Binance's cooperation with US law enforcement agencies.