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According to "Large Transactions" monitoring, from 13:20 (UTC+8) until now, Hyperliquid HYPE/USDC perpetual main force has been continually executing buy orders, with a total of 72 buy orders amounting to 28.12 million US dollars, and an average buy price of $70.073. Combined with the "Position Difference" indicator, it is determined that most of the main force transactions are accompanied by an increase in holdings, confirming that new funds are actively entering to build long positions. At present, most of the buy orders are in a floating profit state. Next, attention should be paid to whether the scale of main force buying continues to expand. Key levels to watch: - Resistance: $73.82 - Support: $68.8 Data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

Glonghui June 18｜According to South Korea's ETNews citing industry insiders, Oracle's South Korea branch has initiated price increases across its entire product line. Recently, it has sent product price adjustment notifications to partners and major clients, with Oracle's main products supplied to the Korean market rising by around 10%. The main reason for this price hike is that high exchange rates have pushed up costs. Industry insiders pointed out that the price increases are not limited to the Korean market but are being implemented simultaneously worldwide. A relevant representative from Oracle Korea stated: "For some time, we have not been able to fully reflect the increase in exchange rates in our product prices. This adjustment is a price correction based on recent market conditions. According to common practice in contracts with clients and partners, specific details such as the exact increase for each product line cannot be disclosed publicly."

Glonghui, June 18 — Despite facing adjustment pressures in its global operations, Starbucks is hitting the accelerator in the Indian market. The coffee giant’s joint venture with Indian conglomerate Tata Group, Tata Starbucks, plans to add 50 to 100 new stores annually in India. Although Tata Starbucks is still operating at a loss, CEO Sushant Dash made it clear the company will not “sacrifice growth for profitability.”