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Australia's ASX 200 is set to finish H1 2026 with a gain of just around 0.50% — a disappointing result driven by a fresh round of profit warnings and weakness in key commodity prices including iron ore, copper, and gold. The information technology sector fell 5.71% for the week, while the energy sector dropped 4.14%. With Wall Street under pressure and the Fed unlikely to cut soon, Australian investors are bracing for a tough start to H2.#FinancialNews
The agreements come during a high-profile trip by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to South Korea that began on Friday and has seen him dine on grilled pork belly and local spirit soju with the country’s top corporate bosses, throw a baseball pitch and meet with a well-known gamer.
Nvidia and its partners, which also included SK Telecom and conglomerate Doosan Group, did not disclose the value of the deals.
SK Group, South Korea’s second-largest family-owned conglomerate, said its SK Hynix and SK Telecom arms had agreed deals with Nvidia.
Memory chip maker SK Hynix signed a multi-year technology partnership that will see it commit to developing advanced types of memory for global AI data centres, SK Group said.
SK Hynix and Nvidia said the agreement, which comes as memory chip makers have been straining to keep up with demand, would enable supply to keep pace with Nvidia’s plans, which have expanded to robotics, personal computers and AI supercomputers.
“SK Hynix has been Nvidia’s largest memory partner. SK Hynix will continue to be Nvidia’s largest memory partner,” Huang said after a meeting with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won at the headquarters of the chipmaker’s parent.
Huang said the deal with SK Hynix, a rival to Samsung Electronics and US-based Micron Technology, was for more than two years with the option to keep extending.
“We already procure and we buy from SK Hynix already billions and billions of dollars each year, and it’s going to grow substantially,” he said.
SK Hynix and SK Telecom also said they would buy more from Nvidia.
SK Telecom said it would build a gigawatt-scale AI cloud in South Korea using Nvidia technology, with the first AI data centre to come online in 2027. Nvidia said internet giant Naver and conglomerate Doosan would also use its technology to help build AI data centres.
In addition, Doosan, which is developing robots and makes materials used in Nvidia’s most powerful Blackwell chips, said it expected its energy solution to be used in Nvidia’s data centre platforms and for it to use the US firm’sphysicalAI
Nvidia and its partners, which also included SK Telecom and conglomerate Doosan Group, did not disclose the value of the deals.
SK Group, South Korea’s second-largest family-owned conglomerate, said its SK Hynix and SK Telecom arms had agreed deals with Nvidia.
Memory chip maker SK Hynix signed a multi-year technology partnership that will see it commit to developing advanced types of memory for global AI data centres, SK Group said.
SK Hynix and Nvidia said the agreement, which comes as memory chip makers have been straining to keep up with demand, would enable supply to keep pace with Nvidia’s plans, which have expanded to robotics, personal computers and AI supercomputers.
“SK Hynix has been Nvidia’s largest memory partner. SK Hynix will continue to be Nvidia’s largest memory partner,” Huang said after a meeting with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won at the headquarters of the chipmaker’s parent.
Huang said the deal with SK Hynix, a rival to Samsung Electronics and US-based Micron Technology, was for more than two years with the option to keep extending.
“We already procure and we buy from SK Hynix already billions and billions of dollars each year, and it’s going to grow substantially,” he said.
SK Hynix and SK Telecom also said they would buy more from Nvidia.
SK Telecom said it would build a gigawatt-scale AI cloud in South Korea using Nvidia technology, with the first AI data centre to come online in 2027. Nvidia said internet giant Naver and conglomerate Doosan would also use its technology to help build AI data centres.
In addition, Doosan, which is developing robots and makes materials used in Nvidia’s most powerful Blackwell chips, said it expected its energy solution to be used in Nvidia’s data centre platforms and for it to use the US firm’sphysicalAI
Japan’s central bank on Tuesday raised its policy rate to the highest in over 30 years at 1%, in line with expectations of economists polled by Reuters, accelerating policy normalization started in 2024.
This is the Bank of Japan’s first hike since December, when it raised rates to 0.75%, and the first time since 1995 that rates have been raised to 1%.
The BOJ said the decision to raise rates by 25 basis points was split 7-1, with board member Toichiro Asada dissenting and advocating for a hold.
The policy tightening comes at a time when Japan has been struggling with a weak yen and inflation that has started to creep up, partly due to the Iran war.
The benchmark Nikkei 225
was up 0.46% after the decision, while the yen
strengthened marginally to 160.22 against the dollar. Yields on the 10-year Japanese Government Bonds
climbed 3 basis points to 2.615%.
The central bank said that it will continue reducing its government bond purchases by 200 billion yen per calendar quarter before halting the taper and maintaining monthly JGB purchases of 2 trillion yen from April 2027
This is the Bank of Japan’s first hike since December, when it raised rates to 0.75%, and the first time since 1995 that rates have been raised to 1%.
The BOJ said the decision to raise rates by 25 basis points was split 7-1, with board member Toichiro Asada dissenting and advocating for a hold.
The policy tightening comes at a time when Japan has been struggling with a weak yen and inflation that has started to creep up, partly due to the Iran war.
The benchmark Nikkei 225
was up 0.46% after the decision, while the yen
strengthened marginally to 160.22 against the dollar. Yields on the 10-year Japanese Government Bonds
climbed 3 basis points to 2.615%.
The central bank said that it will continue reducing its government bond purchases by 200 billion yen per calendar quarter before halting the taper and maintaining monthly JGB purchases of 2 trillion yen from April 2027
The KOSPI’s near-10% plunge on June 23, 2026 was set off by a Big Tech selloff that started the night before in the United States. As US investors sold chip and AI shares and the Nasdaq fell 2.21%, the weakness rolled into Asia at the open and turned into outright panic in Seoul, where the index dropped 9.99% and tripped a market-wide circuit breaker for 20 minutes.
But the overnight selloff only explains the trigger. What made the move so violent was structure: South Korea’s benchmark is dangerously concentrated in two memory-chip giants, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, and when both fell about 12% in a single session, no other stock on the exchange could offset the arithmetic. The result was the largest point drop the KOSPI has ever recorded.
But the overnight selloff only explains the trigger. What made the move so violent was structure: South Korea’s benchmark is dangerously concentrated in two memory-chip giants, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, and when both fell about 12% in a single session, no other stock on the exchange could offset the arithmetic. The result was the largest point drop the KOSPI has ever recorded.
1. 🤖 DeepSeek Valued at $50 Billion — China's AI Champion Goes Big
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has been valued at more than $50 billion in its first-ever fundraising round, raising over $7.4 billion. The firm stunned global AI giants in 2025 with a low-cost chatbot that matched the power of US rivals. (Asia Financial) Outside investors received no voting rights and face a five-year lock-up, with China's state-backed AI fund the only party granted direct equity. The raise puts DeepSeek in direct competition with Anthropic and OpenAI — but at a fraction of their capitalisation. #techfundingnews
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has been valued at more than $50 billion in its first-ever fundraising round, raising over $7.4 billion. The firm stunned global AI giants in 2025 with a low-cost chatbot that matched the power of US rivals. (Asia Financial) Outside investors received no voting rights and face a five-year lock-up, with China's state-backed AI fund the only party granted direct equity. The raise puts DeepSeek in direct competition with Anthropic and OpenAI — but at a fraction of their capitalisation. #techfundingnews
Can $SIREN reach $1? Yes, it's possible
Just bought $1,000 worth of $SIREN
$SIREN would need a market cap of $724.3M to reach $1 which is about 29.3× from the current market cap but it's Previous ATH $3.8321 so that make sense.
That's a big jump from today, but it's not impossible if the project executes well and market conditions stay favorable.
I'm holding with patience and will take profits above $1 until then i'll hold that's final.
What's your target : $0.50, $1 or $1+ ?
#TradebStocks
#SOLRises9%
Just bought $1,000 worth of $SIREN
$SIREN would need a market cap of $724.3M to reach $1 which is about 29.3× from the current market cap but it's Previous ATH $3.8321 so that make sense.
That's a big jump from today, but it's not impossible if the project executes well and market conditions stay favorable.
I'm holding with patience and will take profits above $1 until then i'll hold that's final.
What's your target : $0.50, $1 or $1+ ?
#TradebStocks
#SOLRises9%
I assumed @OpenGradient would be another project using AI as a narrative to attract attention. After spending more time exploring it, that assumption started to fade. What caught my attention wasn't a single feature, but the idea that improving access to AI infrastructure could matter more than constantly chasing larger or more complex models. That felt like a different way of looking at the problem.
One thing I kept wondering is how accessibility changes behavior rather than technology itself. When more builders can experiment without relying on a handful of centralized providers, the pace of experimentation naturally increases. Crypto has shown before that lowering barriers often creates unexpected use cases long before clear business models appear.
I could be wrong, but I think the biggest challenge isn't making AI available—it's keeping open infrastructure sustainable. Accessibility sounds great until someone has to absorb the costs of security, coordination, and long-term maintenance. Those tradeoffs rarely get as much attention as new releases.
The more I looked at OpenGradient, the more I found myself thinking less about AI and more about incentives. If open infrastructure becomes easier to build on, does the value stay with the network, or does it eventually concentrate around whoever controls distribution and user attention? I'm curious how others see that balance.#opg $OPG
One thing I kept wondering is how accessibility changes behavior rather than technology itself. When more builders can experiment without relying on a handful of centralized providers, the pace of experimentation naturally increases. Crypto has shown before that lowering barriers often creates unexpected use cases long before clear business models appear.
I could be wrong, but I think the biggest challenge isn't making AI available—it's keeping open infrastructure sustainable. Accessibility sounds great until someone has to absorb the costs of security, coordination, and long-term maintenance. Those tradeoffs rarely get as much attention as new releases.
The more I looked at OpenGradient, the more I found myself thinking less about AI and more about incentives. If open infrastructure becomes easier to build on, does the value stay with the network, or does it eventually concentrate around whoever controls distribution and user attention? I'm curious how others see that balance.#opg $OPG
Former first lady of South Korea Kim Keon Hee was sentenced to seven years in prison in a bribery case involving expensive gifts.
According to the investigation, the gifts were worth about 290 million won—approximately $170,000. Among them were Dior and Chanel bags, as well as jewelry.
$RE $BEL $SNX
According to the investigation, the gifts were worth about 290 million won—approximately $170,000. Among them were Dior and Chanel bags, as well as jewelry.
$RE $BEL $SNX
🚨 BREAKING: Tensions in the Middle East have escalated sharply after the U.S. launched fresh strikes on Iranian military targets following attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
According to reports, Iran attacked the commercial vessel Ever Lovely on Friday, prompting U.S. strikes on Iranian radar, missile, and drone facilities. Iran then retaliated by targeting U.S. military positions in Bahrain.
On Saturday, another commercial vessel, the M/T Kiku, was reportedly attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. Central Command said American forces responded by striking 10 Iranian military targets across multiple locations.
Air raid sirens have also been reported in Bahrain, while Kuwait says its air defenses are intercepting incoming missiles and drones.
The latest developments suggest tensions remain high despite the ceasefire announced earlier this month, with global markets closely watching for further escalation.
$BTC
#Bitcoin #Crypto #Oil #Markets #Geopolitics
According to reports, Iran attacked the commercial vessel Ever Lovely on Friday, prompting U.S. strikes on Iranian radar, missile, and drone facilities. Iran then retaliated by targeting U.S. military positions in Bahrain.
On Saturday, another commercial vessel, the M/T Kiku, was reportedly attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. Central Command said American forces responded by striking 10 Iranian military targets across multiple locations.
Air raid sirens have also been reported in Bahrain, while Kuwait says its air defenses are intercepting incoming missiles and drones.
The latest developments suggest tensions remain high despite the ceasefire announced earlier this month, with global markets closely watching for further escalation.
$BTC
#Bitcoin #Crypto #Oil #Markets #Geopolitics
#usiranceasefirebreaksdown
We already said so—when people are hot-headed, it’s really hard to find common ground! 🥵 The U.S.–Iran ceasefire agreement, fragile as it is, signed only a week ago, has completely collapsed after a flurry of missile and drone strikes in the Persian Gulf region. The situation is tense to the point of snapping, and the Strait of Hormuz can’t seem to stay calm! 🦅🇮🇷
Inflation is on the verge of exploding, and Bitcoin is once again on edge. What should traders do? Sit still, buckle up, manage risk tightly—diving into long/short at a time like this is an easy way to get wiped out! 📉
⚠️ Not investment advice. Enter the code VINHTOCDO to accelerate safely!
#TradingSignals #hormuzopen #USIranTalks
$XAUT
$BZ
$CLV
We already said so—when people are hot-headed, it’s really hard to find common ground! 🥵 The U.S.–Iran ceasefire agreement, fragile as it is, signed only a week ago, has completely collapsed after a flurry of missile and drone strikes in the Persian Gulf region. The situation is tense to the point of snapping, and the Strait of Hormuz can’t seem to stay calm! 🦅🇮🇷
Inflation is on the verge of exploding, and Bitcoin is once again on edge. What should traders do? Sit still, buckle up, manage risk tightly—diving into long/short at a time like this is an easy way to get wiped out! 📉
⚠️ Not investment advice. Enter the code VINHTOCDO to accelerate safely!
#TradingSignals #hormuzopen #USIranTalks
$XAUT
$BZ
$CLV
🚨 BREAKING: Iran has reportedly attacked another commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh concerns over security in one of the world's most important oil shipping routes. The incident has disrupted maritime traffic and increased geopolitical tensions in the region.
The attack comes as global markets remain highly sensitive to developments in the Middle East. Any further escalation could affect oil prices, shipping activity, and broader risk sentiment across financial markets. While previous incidents have led to U.S. military responses, it remains unclear how Washington will respond to this latest attack.
Investors will be closely monitoring official statements and any signs of further escalation over the coming hours.
#Oil #Geopolitics #Markets #Iran #Trading
The attack comes as global markets remain highly sensitive to developments in the Middle East. Any further escalation could affect oil prices, shipping activity, and broader risk sentiment across financial markets. While previous incidents have led to U.S. military responses, it remains unclear how Washington will respond to this latest attack.
Investors will be closely monitoring official statements and any signs of further escalation over the coming hours.
#Oil #Geopolitics #Markets #Iran #Trading
🚨 🇵🇱 Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski:
"We have our F-16s, F-35s, Abrams tanks, HIMARS, and an army that is ready to fight.
If Putin wants war and Ukraine is not enough for him, then we will do what we have always done."$CITY
"We have our F-16s, F-35s, Abrams tanks, HIMARS, and an army that is ready to fight.
If Putin wants war and Ukraine is not enough for him, then we will do what we have always done."$CITY
Most traders are watching the price. I'm watching this zone. 👀
Everyone is excited because $AAVE is up 8.9% today. But I'm not buying after a big green candle. I'm waiting for the market to come to me.
My main interest is the 87.80–81.50 liquidity zone. If price sweeps liquidity there and gives a strong bullish reclaim with confirmation, that could offer a much better risk-to-reward setup than chasing the current move.Sometimes the best trade isn't buying first.It's waiting for the smart entry.
#leo524 #AAVE #Crypto #BinanceSquare #Trading #Altcoins #SmartMoney #PriceAction
AAVE
93.88
-0.91%
#aaverises8.9%
Everyone is excited because $AAVE is up 8.9% today. But I'm not buying after a big green candle. I'm waiting for the market to come to me.
My main interest is the 87.80–81.50 liquidity zone. If price sweeps liquidity there and gives a strong bullish reclaim with confirmation, that could offer a much better risk-to-reward setup than chasing the current move.Sometimes the best trade isn't buying first.It's waiting for the smart entry.
#leo524 #AAVE #Crypto #BinanceSquare #Trading #Altcoins #SmartMoney #PriceAction
AAVE
93.88
-0.91%
#aaverises8.9%
🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk says owning Bitcoin ( $BTC ) is better than holding cash.
That's a powerful statement coming from the world's richest person.
For years, Musk ( $SPCX ) has backed innovation, technology, and digital assets. Now he's making it clear that, in his view, Bitcoin is a better long-term store of value than simply sitting on cash.
Whether you agree or not, comments like this carry weight.
When the richest man in the world publicly favors Bitcoin over cash, the market pays attention.
Still Waiting 👇
BTCUSDT
Perp
59,898.8
-0.49%
SPCXUSDT
Perp
154.05
+0.11%
#USIranCeasefireBreaksDown
That's a powerful statement coming from the world's richest person.
For years, Musk ( $SPCX ) has backed innovation, technology, and digital assets. Now he's making it clear that, in his view, Bitcoin is a better long-term store of value than simply sitting on cash.
Whether you agree or not, comments like this carry weight.
When the richest man in the world publicly favors Bitcoin over cash, the market pays attention.
Still Waiting 👇
BTCUSDT
Perp
59,898.8
-0.49%
SPCXUSDT
Perp
154.05
+0.11%
#USIranCeasefireBreaksDown
🚨 CZ SPEAKS OUT ON EU & MiCA REGULATIONS 🚨
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) just dropped a massive reality check regarding the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework.
CZ warned that by denying Binance a MiCA license, the European Union is "cutting their users off from the best liquidity in the world." 🌍💔
What’s happening?
The Liquidity Trap: Restricting global exchanges fragments market depth, leading to higher slippage and worse prices for European traders.
The MiCA Deadline: With the final regulatory transition wrapping up, compliance pressure is pushing global liquidity away from Europe.
The Innovation Risk: Over-regulation risks isolating EU users from the fast-moving global crypto economy.
Is Europe protecting users, or are they just driving innovation away? 📉🤔
$XAUT
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) just dropped a massive reality check regarding the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework.
CZ warned that by denying Binance a MiCA license, the European Union is "cutting their users off from the best liquidity in the world." 🌍💔
What’s happening?
The Liquidity Trap: Restricting global exchanges fragments market depth, leading to higher slippage and worse prices for European traders.
The MiCA Deadline: With the final regulatory transition wrapping up, compliance pressure is pushing global liquidity away from Europe.
The Innovation Risk: Over-regulation risks isolating EU users from the fast-moving global crypto economy.
Is Europe protecting users, or are they just driving innovation away? 📉🤔
$XAUT
#usiranceasefirebreaksdown
We already said so—when people are hot-headed, it’s really hard to find common ground! 🥵 The U.S.–Iran ceasefire agreement, fragile as it is, signed only a week ago, has completely collapsed after a flurry of missile and drone strikes in the Persian Gulf region. The situation is tense to the point of snapping, and the Strait of Hormuz can’t seem to stay calm! 🦅🇮🇷
Inflation is on the verge of exploding, and Bitcoin is once again on edge. What should traders do? Sit still, buckle up, manage risk tightly—diving into long/short at a time like this is an easy way to get wiped out! 📉
⚠️ Not investment advice. Enter the code VINHTOCDO to accelerate safely!
#TradingSignals #hormuzopen #USIranTalksCountdown
$XAU
XAUUSDT
Perp
4,081.36
-0.14%
$BZ
BZUSDT
Perp
74.89
+1.93%
$CL
CLUSDT
Perp
71.49
We already said so—when people are hot-headed, it’s really hard to find common ground! 🥵 The U.S.–Iran ceasefire agreement, fragile as it is, signed only a week ago, has completely collapsed after a flurry of missile and drone strikes in the Persian Gulf region. The situation is tense to the point of snapping, and the Strait of Hormuz can’t seem to stay calm! 🦅🇮🇷
Inflation is on the verge of exploding, and Bitcoin is once again on edge. What should traders do? Sit still, buckle up, manage risk tightly—diving into long/short at a time like this is an easy way to get wiped out! 📉
⚠️ Not investment advice. Enter the code VINHTOCDO to accelerate safely!
#TradingSignals #hormuzopen #USIranTalksCountdown
$XAU
XAUUSDT
Perp
4,081.36
-0.14%
$BZ
BZUSDT
Perp
74.89
+1.93%
$CL
CLUSDT
Perp
71.49
#opg $OPG
I remember watching a newly listed infrastructure token rally on headlines about faster compute, only to fade once traders realized nobody cared about peak speed after the first week. That stayed with me. Over time I started wondering whether the real premium isn't raw performance at all, but knowing exactly when work will finish. Predictability changes how businesses plan, while speed alone often becomes another benchmark.This is where I think the market might be missing something about OpenGradient. If operators bond capital, accept inference requests, and prove execution through verifiable infrastructure, the product isn't just compute. It becomes dependable delivery. A developer building an AI workflow may value consistent latency more than occasional bursts of exceptional performance because predictable response times reduce operational risk. That creates a different usage loop, one where recurring demand comes from reliability rather than chasing the fastest node.Of course, the economics still have to work. A low circulating supply against a much larger FDV, future unlocks, or rewards attracting low-quality operators can dilute the story if fee growth doesn't absorb new supply. Weak verification or spoofed activity would damage confidence quickly.As a trader, I'm watching bonded participation, recurring inference demand, fee generation, and how supply behaves through unlocks. Narratives move prices for a while. Operational consistency is what keeps a network valuable after the excitement fades.
#OPG #Opg #opg $OPG @OpenGradient
I remember watching a newly listed infrastructure token rally on headlines about faster compute, only to fade once traders realized nobody cared about peak speed after the first week. That stayed with me. Over time I started wondering whether the real premium isn't raw performance at all, but knowing exactly when work will finish. Predictability changes how businesses plan, while speed alone often becomes another benchmark.This is where I think the market might be missing something about OpenGradient. If operators bond capital, accept inference requests, and prove execution through verifiable infrastructure, the product isn't just compute. It becomes dependable delivery. A developer building an AI workflow may value consistent latency more than occasional bursts of exceptional performance because predictable response times reduce operational risk. That creates a different usage loop, one where recurring demand comes from reliability rather than chasing the fastest node.Of course, the economics still have to work. A low circulating supply against a much larger FDV, future unlocks, or rewards attracting low-quality operators can dilute the story if fee growth doesn't absorb new supply. Weak verification or spoofed activity would damage confidence quickly.As a trader, I'm watching bonded participation, recurring inference demand, fee generation, and how supply behaves through unlocks. Narratives move prices for a while. Operational consistency is what keeps a network valuable after the excitement fades.
#OPG #Opg #opg $OPG @OpenGradient
🚨 ALERT 🚨 $ETH
Robert kiyosaki said 😱 :
"$Eth could hit $97000 in the mid of next year 2027"
It could be almost 6000% move of $ETH if his prediction turns true
#Binance #Binancelab #Etherum
Robert kiyosaki said 😱 :
"$Eth could hit $97000 in the mid of next year 2027"
It could be almost 6000% move of $ETH if his prediction turns true
#Binance #Binancelab #Etherum
is week, House Bill 591 was passed by the Texas House and Senate which paves the way for Bitcoin miners to use flare gas emissions. This bill makes the sale of flare emissions for use by mobile data centers more clear and this often includes Bitcoin miners as well.
This step is considered to be a great way to bring industries together mitigating carbon emissions at the same time, reducing emissions by around 63%.
The Texas Blockchain Council, where NiceHash is a member, shared more information and worked hard to help draw more awareness to this bill.#bitcoin
This step is considered to be a great way to bring industries together mitigating carbon emissions at the same time, reducing emissions by around 63%.
The Texas Blockchain Council, where NiceHash is a member, shared more information and worked hard to help draw more awareness to this bill.#bitcoin
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