In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $18.93 million, with $1.65 million from long positions, with $17.28 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $6.44 million, ETH liquidation $741,232.26.

According to CoinWorld, in the past hour, a whale (high-leverage investor) chased the rise of HOOD with 10x leverage, totaling $1.12 million, at an average price of $109.6. The liquidation line was set aggressively at $103.6. Simultaneously, the same address opened a 25x leveraged long position in BTC, totaling $2.76 million, at an average price of $60,494. This whale has previously been involved in semiconductor-related transactions. Given the pressure on AI infrastructure chains and the decline in Japanese and South Korean stock markets today, it has shifted its focus to independent assets decoupled from the AI computing power narrative, circumventing systemic risks in the sector. In other news, Robinhood's self-built Arbitrum layer-two chain, Robinhood Chain, officially launched, supporting 24/7 tokenized stock trading, and bucked the market trend with its own independent catalyst. HOOD on the Hyperliquid platform has risen 11.2% in the past 24 hours, and continued to rise 3.7% in pre-market trading, currently trading at $111, with a trading volume of approximately $15.92 million.

According to CoinGecko's "TradFi Report 2026 for Crypto Exchanges," from the beginning of 2025 to May 2026, the number of real-world assets (RWA) listed on crypto exchanges reached 358, including spot and perpetual contracts. RWA contract trading volume reached $347.1 billion in May, a 1472-fold increase compared to the beginning of 2025. The report also points out that tokenized stock trading is extremely active, with the monthly trading volume of the top 13 exchanges increasing approximately 40 times from $831 million in July 2025 to $34 billion in May 2026. NVIDIA and Tesla are the most frequently traded stocks, while AI-related stocks like Micron Technology stand out, with its trading volume surging 17 times from $736 million in April 2026 to $13.16 billion in May.

According to Bijie.com, Abulikemu Abulimiti, Vice President of Lenovo Group and Chief Strategy Officer of Lenovo China, stated that in the long term, there is still significant room for growth in AI computing power demand in both the Chinese and overseas markets, and there is no oversupply of computing power. He noted that the number of mature, leading AI products for consumers is currently limited, and the commercialization potential for businesses has not yet been fully realized. He emphasized that the growth dividends of previous productivity revolutions have been driven by the industrial sector, resulting in huge long-term computing power demand. He also stated that the current AI industry chain suffers from an overly strong supply-side bargaining power and an imbalance between supply and demand. Recently, Meta's opening of its computing power has sparked market concerns about computing power oversupply.

According to Cryptonews, the Claude Mythos 5 model has been relaunched, capable of discovering and exploiting software vulnerabilities better than almost anyone else. This comes at a time when the crypto industry is facing its worst year of hacking. Anthropic restored global access to Claude Fable 5 on July 1, 2026, while Mythos 5 was previously limited to vetted organizations. The model is described as being able to discover and exploit vulnerabilities better than humans, as the crypto industry faces record-breaking hacks with billions of dollars in assets in publicly available code that AI can read at machine speed. Despite limited public access, the capability is still improving, and weaker models have already been able to reproduce some functionality. In 2026, the crypto industry lost over $840 million due to hacks, primarily due to human error and operational mistakes, rather than new smart contract vulnerabilities.