In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $16.83 million, with $13.62 million from long positions, with $3.21 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $8.48 million, ETH liquidation $2.04 million.

According to Odaily Seer, a predictive channel, the probability of SpaceX raising $70-80 billion in its IPO is currently 88% on Polymarket, up 20% on the day. This market settles based on the total funds raised at the time of SpaceX's IPO pricing, according to data disclosed in the SEC's final prospectus. Over-allotment option shares and private secondary transactions are not included. If the amount raised is exactly at the boundary of the range, it will be settled at the higher end; if the IPO is not completed before December 31, 2026, it will be settled at the lower end. Previous news: A filing submitted to the SEC on Wednesday by Elon Musk's SpaceX revealed that the company plans to fix the offering price at $135 per share (consistent with sources) before officially launching its IPO roadshow. SpaceX stated that it plans to issue 555.6 million shares, raising $75 billion. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.

According to sources familiar with the matter, Bank of Japan (BOJ) officials are prepared to consider raising the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points this month and believe further rate hikes are possible later this year. The sources said the BOJ may discuss raising the policy rate to 1% at its meeting ending June 16. Officials also believe there is room for further rate hikes, given that real interest rates remain low and inflation faces continued upward risks. Due to the high degree of uncertainty in the Middle East, officials will sift through as much data and information as possible before making a final decision, until the last minute. They indicated that some opposition to a rate hike may arise at the meeting, but it will not be enough to influence the decision. Another key focus of the meeting is the BOJ's latest plan to reduce bond purchases. Sources said officials believe there is no need to maintain the current pace of reduction from April next year. The sources indicated that policymakers believe the functioning of the Japanese government bond market has improved, so they may consider slowing the pace of reduction, or even pausing it entirely. (Jinshi)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that on June 4th, Coinone announced a strategic partnership with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings at its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul. Previously, Korea Investment Securities and OKX had each acquired a 20% stake in Coinone, becoming joint third-largest shareholders. Coinone CEO Cha Myunghoon holds 30.36%, maintaining his position as the largest shareholder, while Com2uS Holdings holds 24.54%, remaining the second-largest shareholder. Coinone stated that this is a strategic investment connecting the traditional financial and crypto asset markets, rather than a purely financial investment. OKX will serve as Coinone's global technology partner, providing its accumulated technology and experience, including trading technology and wallet infrastructure; Korea Investment Securities will provide support for traditional financial compliance and trust systems; and Com2uS Holdings will provide content IP and IT infrastructure. Coinone stated that in the short term, it will leverage the capabilities of its partners to strengthen its competitiveness in the Korean crypto asset market, and in the medium term, it plans to launch digital financial products such as STOs and stablecoins within the legal framework. Cha Myunghoon stated that the company's operational continuity and stability will continue after the introduction of new shareholders.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated he does not intend to donate to the 2026 US midterm elections. During a visit to Washington on Wednesday, Altman said that while he personally does not plan to make political donations, he understands those who pledge funds to campaigns given the growing opposition to his industry. After meeting with Senator Bernie Sanders on Capitol Hill, Altman stated that they cannot be held to the same standards as all their competitors, and if others try to use money to unite and suppress them, they must be able to fight back. However, he also hopes for a change in the overall rules and for money to withdraw from the political arena.