Wintermute plans to invest $1 billion over the next five years for high-frequency trading and AI infrastructure construction

According to Reuters, a senior Iranian source stated that there are currently no discussions between Iran and the United States on extending the ceasefire. Iran believes that there is no effective date for the ceasefire, and the United States violated the agreement 48 hours after the temporary agreement was reached and withdrew a few days later. Currently, both sides are discussing a time frame for the United States to return to the memorandum of understanding and fulfill its commitments.

The K33 research report points out that the average 30 day trading volume of BTC/USDT perpetual contracts on Binance and Bybit has dropped to $10.8 billion, the lowest since 2023, but the open interest volume remains high.

[Binance Denies Plans to Withdraw Singapore Lawsuit Against RedotPay] According to Cointelegraph, Binance and RedotPay have differing views on the status of a Singapore case involving a $473 million legal dispute. RedotPay stated that it expects Binance to terminate the case, while Binance claims that the relevant assertions remain valid. Another case between the two parties in Hong Kong is still ongoing.

Hyperliquid extends the HIP-1 protocol and introduces deployer controlled scale Wei, allowing balance adjustments for token repricing. （Cointelegraph）

According to Bloomberg, cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute plans to invest approximately $1 billion over the next five years in high-frequency trading and AI data center infrastructure to expand traditional financial markets such as stocks, commodities, and foreign exchange. The related expenses are funded by retained earnings. At present, the non crypto market contributes about 10% of Wintermute's revenue, and Wintermute aims to increase this proportion to over 50% by the end of 2027. Wintermute's daily trading volume this year has decreased from approximately $15 billion last year to $10 billion.