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According to official news, OpenClaw announced the launch of the native mobile version of the OpenClaw app on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Users can pair their phones with the private OpenClaw gateway to achieve localized AI assistant functions, including chat, voice calls, approval management, and device-aware automation. The app adheres to the "local first" principle, with all keys, configurations, and permissions controlled by the user, and device permissions enabled as needed.

According to The Block, Binance founder Zhao Changpeng stated that the MiCA license application submitted by Binance in Greece fully complied with regulatory requirements and was close to approval before being withdrawn, but ultimately the process was interrupted due to "external political factors."In an interview, Zhao Changpeng mentioned that several countries within the EU had expressed interest in the license, and there was even a certain degree of "competitive pursuit," but the regulatory progress was ultimately affected by non-regulatory factors, forcing the application to be withdrawn. Binance officially withdrew its application in Greece last week and stated that it would turn to other EU member states to continue pursuing MiCA authorization.In response to market rumors regarding his connections with high-level EU politicians, Zhao Changpeng stated that he had not seen any verifiable documents and only saw similar claims online, which he did not confirm. Zhao Changpeng also pointed out that the EU MiCA transition period will officially end on July 1, at which time platforms that have not obtained licenses must cease related services. Regulatory agencies in various countries have made it clear that they will not postpone enforcement, and they evaluate this outcome as a "lose-lose situation," using the regulatory processes in Japan and Singapore as examples to emphasize that compliance processes often require a longer period.Additionally, when discussing Strategy's STRC preferred stock product, Zhao Changpeng stated that its structure is "too complex" and expressed difficulty in fully understanding its mechanism, but emphasized that he does not comment on the credibility of its founder Michael Saylor, considering him a "staunch supporter of Bitcoin."

According to Cointelegraph, Binance recorded over $400 million in net outflows this week after the exchange announced the withdrawal of its MiCA license application in Greece.According to DefiLlama data, the net outflow this week accounted for 0.3% of Binance's tracked assets ($133.3 billion). On Wednesday (the day the withdrawal was announced), the net outflow was $1.96 billion, followed by outflows of $2.52 billion and $1.46 billion over the next two days.The EU MiCA transitional period is currently in its final stage, and starting from July 1, platforms that are not authorized under MiCA will no longer be able to provide related services to EU users. Binance has begun notifying some EU users to transfer their funds to self-custody wallets or other exchanges.Binance co-founder He Yi stated that although the European market accounts for only about 1% of its spot trading volume, the company still values this market and will continue to advance its MiCA license application.

According to the latest disclosure by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Musk has obtained antitrust approval for the acquisition of the optical network startup Mesh Optical Technologies, which means the FTC has completed a rapid antitrust review and will not challenge the transaction on competitive grounds, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the advancement of the deal. However, it has not yet been disclosed whether the transaction has been signed or completed.Mesh was founded by former SpaceX engineers, and its core product is optical transceivers for AI data centers, which can improve energy efficiency, reduce latency, and enhance reliability compared to traditional network hardware, in order to meet the demand for millions of optical connections brought about by the growth of AI computing clusters. The founding team was involved in the development of the laser communication system for SpaceX's Starlink satellite network and plans to deploy optical communication technology into space in the future, adapting to the inter-satellite laser communication needs of orbital data centers and AI satellite networks. The company completed over $50 million in financing led by Thrive Capital in February of this year.Acquiring Mesh is one of SpaceX's initiatives to strengthen the competitiveness of large-scale computing clusters. Currently, SpaceX has listed AI computing power as a core business segment, and its xAI has been operating a total of approximately 1GW computing power with the Colossus and Colossus II training clusters, making it the first company to deploy coherent gigawatt-level AI training clusters; among them, Colossus II will add over 400MW of computing power and introduce over 220,000 GB300 chips. It has signed computing power cooperation agreements with Anthropic, Google, Reflection AI, and others, directly competing with large-scale cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. This year, SpaceX has also reached a Terafab chip manufacturing plan with Tesla and Intel, extending its vertical integration capabilities in chip design and manufacturing.In the past week, SpaceX's stock price ended its upward trend, closing at $153.23 per share, down over 32% from its peak of $225.64 per share.

Tether's investment in Hyperliquid's mobile interface and the non-custodial trading platform Dreamcash announced that it will gradually shut down its CASH perpetual contract market based on Hyperliquid HIP-3, while retaining the non-custodial trading application.All CASH markets will be settled sequentially according to a preset schedule from June 30 to July 2, and positions will be automatically closed at settlement based on external oracle prices, with the funding rate set to 0 during this period.

During the 2026 New York Tech Week, Zack Anderson, Chief Data and Analytics Officer of J.P. Morgan Payments, shared the latest applications and strategic outlook of AI in payment infrastructure at a seminar. He stated that the application of AI in the banking industry is becoming increasingly mature, with most AI agents currently operating invisibly in the background, significantly enhancing the efficiency of payment flows and risk management capabilities.Anderson pointed out that with the proliferation of Agentic AI, the core challenge facing the payment sector lies in the governance and auditability of "machine authorization" (especially for high-value payments). He emphasized that leveraging AI to handle complex cross-border payment compliance rules is an important opportunity in the near term, which is expected to significantly reduce payment rejection rates. Furthermore, although current corporate AI investments are largely focused on the customer front end, "Agentic Treasury" will be an important early opportunity for the future, and its large-scale application will still rely on further improvement of underlying data and governance infrastructure.

Grayscale posted the current protocol revenue rankings of the top 15 on-chain applications, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) ranking first with $871 million in 12-month protocol revenue, followed by Pump.fun (PUMP, $459 million) and PancakeSwap (CAKE, $322 million).The accompanying image shows that some leading applications already have real cash flow and lower operating costs, but their current valuation multiples remain low. For example, the revenue multiples for projects like PUMP, CAKE, and METEORA are only 1x, AERO is 4x, and LDO is 3x.Grayscale stated that in the context of the CLARITY Act potentially advancing in the coming weeks, these on-chain applications with real revenue and relatively reasonable valuations may become attractive investment opportunities.

According to official news, Binance has announced that it has decided to withdraw its MiCA license application submitted in Greece and instead seek authorization in another EU member state. The company stated that this move is based on a prudent assessment of the current approval progress and timeline in Greece, emphasizing that user interests are at the core of the decision.Binance stated that Europe remains an important market for it, and its commitment to operate in compliance with the EU MiCA unified regulatory framework remains unchanged. It expects to obtain the relevant licenses in a new member state within the next few months, but the specific country will be announced "when ready."

According to reports from two Meta employees cited by The New York Times, Mark Zuckerberg has instructed a small internal team to develop an independent prediction market application codenamed "Arena," which will operate separately from existing products like Facebook and Instagram.The initial design uses a game-like points system instead of real money betting, but the possibility of introducing real money models in the future has not been ruled out. Following the announcement, the stock prices of Robinhood and DraftKings fell in early trading this week. Meta's applications have 3.56 billion daily active users, and their distribution scale far exceeds the total of all existing prediction market platforms; if they officially enter the market, it will directly impact crypto-native platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi.The prediction market is currently in a rapid growth phase, with Polymarket's trading volume surpassing $10 billion for the first time in March this year. On the regulatory front, the CFTC is engaged in litigation regarding federal jurisdiction over prediction markets and state-level betting laws. Meta's points system design temporarily sidesteps this issue, but its scale means that any shift towards real money betting will immediately become a significant regulatory event.

According to Crowdfund Insider, Greece has rejected Binance's application for authorization under the EU's regulatory framework for crypto assets, possibly due to political pressure from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde.Binance submitted its application to the Hellenic Capital Market Commission earlier in 2026 and established a holding company locally, having passed key technical reviews. However, the application was swiftly reversed between June 7 and 15, 2026. In a meeting in May, Lagarde informed Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis that Europe does not welcome Binance. The reason is that Binance, as a dominant platform providing liquidity for stablecoins, is seen by some policymakers as potentially complicating the digital euro project promoted by the European Central Bank.With the path in Greece blocked, Binance has shifted its focus to France to seek MiCA licensing.

According to Defillama data, the 24-hour application revenue of the Solana blockchain reached $2.8 million, with Hyperliquid L1 at $1.37 million, Ethereum at $1.09 million, Polygon at $954,000, and Base at $346,000.

The Block reporter Gareth Jenkinson posted on X platform that reliable sources revealed that European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde directly ordered Greece to reject Binance's MiCA license application. The news states that Binance had previously almost obtained approval from Greek regulators, but was obstructed after the European Central Bank intervened. Jenkinson indicated that if the European Central Bank ultimately controls such decisions, it would not be good news for the crypto industry.In addition, according to Cryptopolitan, Binance is now turning to France as the only remaining avenue to obtain MiCA authorization, but has not yet formally submitted an application.

According to two informed sources, Binance's license application submitted in Greece is expected to be rejected by regulators, which may result in the loss of its eligibility to provide services to customers across the European Union. Reports indicate that if the license application is ultimately denied, Binance's compliance strategy in the EU market will face significant challenges. However, as of now, the relevant decision has not been officially announced.

According to The Block, the Latin American cross-border payment app El Dorado has completed a $9 million Series A funding round, led by Paradigm, with participation from Coinbase Ventures and Verda Ventures.El Dorado focuses on addressing the issues of low efficiency and high costs in cross-border payments in Latin America, covering 12 countries including Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. It currently has over 100,000 active users and has processed more than 5 million transactions.The company stated that its business has expanded to enterprise-level payment services, supporting cross-border trade and corporate cash flow, and has integrated stablecoin and fiat settlement systems into a unified payment architecture.After this funding round, El Dorado further launched an enterprise payment product based on the Tempo Layer 1 blockchain. This network was co-incubated by Paradigm and Stripe, aiming to provide global enterprises with cross-border settlement capabilities without the need for local entities.Analysts believe that as stablecoins and on-chain payment infrastructure accelerate their implementation in emerging markets, Latin American cross-border payments are becoming one of the important testing grounds for the integration of crypto finance and traditional payment systems.

According to Crowdfund Insider, the Chairperson of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), Laura Liang, stated at the Caixin Summer Summit that Hong Kong will continue to expand its digital asset regulatory framework and promote the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial services sector to consolidate its position as an international financial center.Laura Liang pointed out that regulatory agencies will improve the institutional framework around areas such as digital asset trading, custody, investment consulting, and asset management, while adhering to the regulatory principle of "same business, same risks, same rules," achieving a balance between innovation and investor protection.She stated that as the application of AI in the financial industry accelerates, regulatory focus will include potential risks such as model reliability, algorithm bias, data privacy, and cybersecurity, emphasizing that financial institutions need to strengthen risk management during the innovation process.In addition, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and relevant regulatory agencies have expanded the regulatory sandbox mechanism, allowing financial institutions to test generative AI applications in a controlled environment to promote technological implementation and compliant development. Analysts believe that Hong Kong is further enhancing the openness and standardization of its financial markets through a dual regulatory framework for digital assets and AI, while also increasing its competitiveness in the global capital markets.

According to Bloomberg, citing informed sources, the operating entity of Xiaohongshu, Xiaohongshu Technology Co., Ltd., is preparing to secretly submit its initial public offering application in Hong Kong by the end of June. The report states that the company is advancing potential listing matters with advisors, and this transaction is expected to rank among the large IPOs in Hong Kong in recent years. However, details such as the listing time, fundraising scale, and valuation have not yet been finalized, and discussions are still ongoing.Xiaohongshu was founded in Shanghai in 2013, with investors including Tencent, Alibaba, Sequoia China, Hillhouse Capital, and GGV Capital. In the 2024 financing round, Xiaohongshu's valuation was approximately $17 billion. With business growth, Xiaohongshu's valuation soared to $31 billion in secondary market trading in September 2025, and it predicted to shareholders that the full-year profit for 2025 would reach approximately $3 billion.

The white-haired stock god stated that NVIDIA and Google are advancing the early application of 800V direct current (DC) power architecture, with related small batch shipments expected to start in the third quarter of 2026. It is reported that this technology will first be applied to NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform and Google's next-generation AI data centers.Due to the acceleration of this process, the power semiconductor and data center infrastructure sectors are expected to receive significant boosts. Currently, the supply chain companies regarded as core beneficiaries include Delta Electronics (2308), Vertiv (VRT), Songchuan Precision (7788), as well as Schneider Electric, Eaton, and Siemens.