According to CoinWorld, Zcash underwent a follow-up security audit under Anthropic's Mythos system. Founder Zooko Wilcox stated that the audit did not uncover any new critical vulnerabilities. This audit was conducted at the request of Shielded Labs to address a previously discovered vulnerability that could have led to unrestricted forgery of ZEC. In a tweet on June 13th, Wilcox thanked Anthropic for their assistance and stated that the audit found no other serious flaws. The Zcash ecosystem acted swiftly after the Orchard vulnerability was disclosed, with remediation work beginning even before the vulnerability was publicly revealed. Developers first deployed a soft fork to temporarily disable Orchard transactions, and then addressed the vulnerability in the Nu6.2 hard fork released on June 3rd. Wilcox also mentioned that the Ironwood upgrade will allow users to independently verify the circulating supply of Zcash and introduce more security measures.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Michael Saylor posted on the X platform, congratulating Elon Musk and SPCX on their historic IPO, and noting that thanks to this, 25% of Mag8 now holds Bitcoin on its balance sheet.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Serenity, a well-known stock market guru, stated in an article on the X platform that South Korean semiconductor materials company Foosung (with a market capitalization of approximately $1.2 billion) may be entering a critical revaluation window. The rationale is based on disruptions in the Japanese WF₆ (tungsten hexafluoride) supply chain. This material is a key precursor in semiconductor etching and deposition processes, crucial for global wafer manufacturing. Serenity points out that continued tightening of WF₆ supply will directly impact approximately one-quarter of the global key capacity demand chain, affecting major wafer foundries such as SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics, and TSMC. This potential impact resembles a "Strait of Hormuz"-style supply bottleneck. Serenity estimates that Foosung currently accounts for about 10% of the global WF₆ supply chain, but its strategic importance could significantly increase in the context of supply contraction or restructuring. However, he emphasizes that his views are based solely on market observation and hypothetical projections, and he currently does not hold any related positions.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that on its first day of trading after its IPO, SpaceX's stock price surged briefly as only 4.2% of its shares were outstanding. The company's price-to-sales ratio exceeded 112, higher than Tesla's 15 and Nvidia's nearly 20. SpaceX's business exhibits a "one-pronged profit, two-pronged loss" pattern. Starlink generated $11.39 billion in revenue last year, accounting for 61% of total revenue, and plans to serve over 10 million users by the end of 2025. It also plans to acquire spectrum and add 15,000 satellites to expand its direct-connect phone business. While its rocket launch business holds approximately 80% of the global commercial rocket launch market, it still incurred a loss of $657 million last year. xAI and future space computing businesses are considered high-investment ventures. Some institutions estimate that, at the current rate of loss, xAI alone could deplete Starlink's profits within the next four quarters. The prospectus shows that SpaceX has accumulated losses of $41.3 billion since its founding in 2002.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Marc Andreessen, co-founder of a16z, published a highly satirical long article on the X platform, expressing his views on the issue of "AI regulation" and presenting his conflicting stance through two extreme narratives. In the narrative of "opposing AI regulation," Andreessen portrays regulation as a force that stifles innovation, potentially killing garage startups, weakening the Silicon Valley ecosystem, increasing compliance burdens, and restricting the development of AI and computing infrastructure. He sarcastically remarks that "if American AI regulators had disciplined our grandfathers, they would have banned horse-drawn carriages." In the narrative of "supporting AI regulation," Andreessen ironically describes the potential expansion of order, security, and industrial compliance systems that a regulatory system might bring, including large-scale compliant industries, strengthened government regulatory frameworks, and social redistribution mechanisms. However, Andreessen does not offer a single conclusion throughout the article. Instead, through highly exaggerated contrasts, he highlights the long-standing structural conflict and division between "freedom of innovation" and "security governance" in AI regulation. Previously, Anthropic issued a statement saying that the U.S. government issued an export control order on the grounds of national security authority, requiring any foreign entity to suspend all access to the artificial intelligence models Fable 5 and Mythos 5, regardless of whether the person is in the United States, including Anthropic employees who are foreign citizens.