Odaily Noon Briefing
1. A whale holds a HYPE long position with 5x leverage worth $66 million, with unrealized profits exceeding $12.7 million;
2. A long-term SOL staking address continues to reduce its holdings, with total cash-out exceeding $137 million;
3. HSBC: Even if the US and Iran cease fire, more central banks may still raise interest rates;
4. After taking profit and closing BTC/ETH short positions, a whale on Hyperliquid placed new short orders, with a total nominal scale exceeding $50 million;
5. Trump family's Bitcoin mining company American Bitcoin holdings surpass 7,500 BTC;
6. Kelp: rsETH has achieved key progress in recovery, with multiple DeFi protocols jointly liquidating the attacker's positions;
7. Bank of America: An oil price of $90 is already the "best-case scenario"; if the double blockade continues, it could reach $130 by early July;
8. Whale “Set Ten Big Goals First” posted profits from shorting BTC, with unrealized gains over $12 million.
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