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China's buying spree of gold and silver is a notable move, indicating their confidence in precious metals as a safe-haven asset. Their aggressive accumulation could signal a potential rebound or preparation for currency fluctuations. The move might lead to a supply squeeze, impacting global markets .
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GEOPOLITICS | China Says It Can Withstand EU Trade Freeze, CCTV Account Says
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China can endure a further deterioration — or even a freeze — in economic and trade ties with the European Union if talks are treated as a mere formality, according to Yuyuantantian, a social-media account affiliated with China Central Television, Bloomberg reported.

F2Pool Co-Founder Wang Chun Withdraws 4,950 ETH From a Centralized Exchange
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F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun has withdrawn 4,950 ETH from a centralized exchange (CEX) previously identified as Binance. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, the transfer was flagged by Lookonchain on June 28.
The monitoring data said the withdrawal was valued at about $7.74 million.
Since May 26, the same address has cumulatively withdrawn 91,945 ETH and 973 WBTC from the same CEX, according to the report.

Sydney Home Auction Clearance Rate Hits Weakest Weekend in Over Six Years
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Sydney posted its weakest weekend home auction clearance rate in more than six years as higher interest rates and property tax changes dampened activity and weighed on prices, according to Bloomberg.

U.S. Strikes Iranian Targets Near Strait of Hormuz After Reported Tanker Attack
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Explosions were reported in Iran’s Sirik area, with Iranian state media linking the blasts to multiple shells hitting a communications tower.
According to Jin10, Iran’s Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting said the explosions were connected to several artillery shells striking a communications tower in the Sirik area in southwestern Iran.
U.S. outlet Axios reported that U.S. officials said the U.S. military was carrying out strikes on Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz area after Iran attacked a commercial oil tanker on Saturday.
Axios said the strikes marked the second round of U.S. airstrikes since the signing of a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding.
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GEOPOLITICS | Venezuela’s Machado Plans Quick Return Amid Quake Response
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Venezuela opposition leader María Corina Machado is planning to return to the country as soon as possible, according to people with direct knowledge of her plans, Bloomberg reported.
The move could reshape the political landscape as acting President Delcy Rodríguez struggles to respond to Venezuela’s worst natural disaster in decades.
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GEOPOLITICS | India Urges Kailash Pilgrims to Secure China Visas, Permits After Nepal Delays
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India advised citizens planning the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra pilgrimage in Tibet to ensure they have all required Chinese visas and entry permits before starting their trip, according to Bloomberg.
The advisory followed reports of pilgrims stranded in Nepal while awaiting documentation.
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STOCKS | Wall Street Focuses on Middle East Ceasefire as Oil Falls and Gold Swings
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Wall Street remained focused this week on developments in the Middle East, and energy prices eased after a ceasefire agreement was reached. According to PANews, oil prices have fallen to around $70 a barrel from $100 about a month ago.
Major U.S. stock indexes are set to close out a solid first half of the year next week. The S&P 500 is up more than 7% so far in 2026, though equities faced a more difficult period in June.
Gold prices saw sharp volatility this week. Early dip-buying and safe-haven demand shifted into another round of heavy selling amid stronger-than-expected U.S. economic data, persistent inflation, a stronger U.S. dollar, and rising expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes, pushing gold back near the $4,000 level. In a late surge, gold rebounded to the edge of $4,100.
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⚡ Beyond the AI Trend: Why $OPG is a Long-Term Powerhouse! 🌐
While retail traders chase short-lived memes, the smartest minds in Web3 are focusing on sustainable infrastructure. That is exactly why @OpenGradient is dominating the decentralized AI (DeAI) conversation right now.
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AI TRENDS | GMAC Survey Finds One-Third of Employers Using AI to Replace Entry-Level Roles
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A GMAC survey of corporate recruiters found that one-third of employers said they are using AI to replace entry-level positions.
According to Odaily, the survey polled more than 600 recruiters worldwide, with over half recruiting for Fortune 100 or Fortune 500 companies.
The data showed technology roles face the highest risk, with 40% of employers in the sector saying AI is replacing entry-level jobs, followed by manufacturing.
The report also said the median starting salary expected for MBA graduates is projected to fall to $120,000 this year from $125,000 in 2025.
Despite changes in the hiring market, employers reported continued strong demand for graduates with communication, problem-solving, and adaptability skills, alongside AI proficiency and technical capabilities.
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AI | AI Boom Lifts Hong Kong Share Sales to Five-Year High in H1 2026
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Hong Kong share sales surged to a five-year high in the first half of 2026 as investor enthusiasm around the artificial intelligence boom outweighed a sluggish equity market and regulatory headwinds, according to Bloomberg.
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🚨 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? 📉🤔
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WORLD CUP | Iran captain Mehdi Taremi slams FIFA as team awaits knockout qualification
Iran captain Mehdi Taremi criticised FIFA and called the tournament a “disaster” after Iran’s 0-0 draw with Egypt in Seattle left them waiting to see if they advance as one of the best-ranked third-place teams. Iran thought they had secured second place in Group G when Shojae Khalilzadeh scored in stoppage time, but VAR ruled the goal offside; Taremi also won and then missed a first-half penalty, according to Yahoo Sports.
Iran are currently sixth in the third-place table with the top eight progressing, while Egypt will face Australia in the last-32 in Dallas on Friday. Taremi said Iran’s short-term US visa situation has forced the team to travel back to their base in Tijuana after matches and urged FIFA president Gianni Infantino to do more if Iran reach the knockouts; Iran are currently pencilled in to play Switzerland in Vancouver on Thursday.
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Mysten Labs Releases Sui Network Long-Term Roadmap, Premium Exchange Says PST Token to Begin Trading
Mysten Labs, the developer behind Sui Network, released a long-term roadmap on June 16 outlining plans to build blockchain infrastructure aimed at supporting global value transfer, including stablecoins, real-world assets, institutional-grade financial products, and privacy-focused transactions. According to ChainCatcher, the roadmap frames Sui’s intended coverage across these use cases as part of its longer-term network development.
Separately, Premium Exchange, a decentralized premium trading platform in the Sui ecosystem incubated by NAVI Protocol, said its core ecosystem token, PST, will soon be available for trading.
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🚨 THE IRONY OF CRYPTO POLITICS: THE CBDC BAN STANDOFF 🚨
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A massive twist in U.S. crypto regulation unfolded today, proving once again that crypto has officially become a primary bargaining chip in major political battles. 😅
The Backstory:
Congress achieved a rare feat—passing a heavily bipartisan bill containing strict restrictions on a future U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The margins weren't even close:
House Vote: 358–32
Senate Vote: 85–5
The Twist:
Just an hour before the official signing ceremony, Donald Trump reportedly pulled the plug on the deal. His ultimatum? No signature unless Congress passes the SAVE America Act first (which requires proof of citizenship for voting).
The Hard Irony:
Trump has consistently blasted CBDCs as an absolute threat to financial privacy and personal freedom. Yet now, the very legislation that would ban a CBDC is being delayed because it's tied to an entirely unrelated election integrity battle.
Meanwhile, with the summer recess looming in just five weeks, other critical frameworks like the CLARITY Act are running out of time on the clock. ⏳
💬 What's your take on this?

Jeremy Grantham Says Bitcoin May Gradually Lose Market Relevance Over Time
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GMO co-founder and billionaire investor Jeremy Grantham reiterated skepticism about Bitcoin, calling it a “useless speculative asset” and arguing it could gradually fade from market relevance over years or even decades. According to ChainCatcher, CNBC reported that Grantham said Bitcoin is unlikely to end with a sudden collapse to zero, but instead may “die slowly,” disappearing without a dramatic crash.
Grantham said Bitcoin lacks intrinsic value and has not proven itself as a reliable store of value. He pointed to instances where Bitcoin experienced sharp drawdowns even during periods of strong macroeconomic performance, which he argued undermines its case as a stable wealth-preservation asset.
In contrast, Grantham said gold has also seen price corrections but has generally maintained steadier long-term performance.
He also questioned Bitcoin’s real-world utility, saying it is not widely used for everyday payments or commercial transactions and therefore lacks broad practical usefulness.

Jeremy Grantham Says Bitcoin May Gradually Lose Market Relevance Over Time
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GMO co-founder and billionaire investor Jeremy Grantham reiterated skepticism about Bitcoin, calling it a “useless speculative asset” and arguing it could gradually fade from market relevance over years or even decades. According to ChainCatcher, CNBC reported that Grantham said Bitcoin is unlikely to end with a sudden collapse to zero, but instead may “die slowly,” disappearing without a dramatic crash.
Grantham said Bitcoin lacks intrinsic value and has not proven itself as a reliable store of value. He pointed to instances where Bitcoin experienced sharp drawdowns even during periods of strong macroeconomic performance, which he argued undermines its case as a stable wealth-preservation asset.
In contrast, Grantham said gold has also seen price corrections but has generally maintained steadier long-term performance.
He also questioned Bitcoin’s real-world utility, saying it is not widely used for everyday payments or commercial transactions and therefore lacks broad practical usefulness.