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According to Odaily, Onchain Lens monitoring shows that a certain trader deposited $171,780 in the past 21 hours, with the most recent deposit of $50,000 about 50 minutes ago. Subsequently, the trader opened a 15x leveraged BTC short position on HyperliquidX, with a position size of 38.08 BTC, valued at $2.39 million; the entry price was $62,720, the mark price $62,790, and the liquidation price $66,000. The unrealized profit and loss currently shows a loss of $2,760, with an ROE of -1.73%. The lifetime profit and loss shows a total loss of $389,700.

BlockBeats News, July 5 — Due to the U.S. Independence Day holiday (July 3), the U.S. stock market was closed last Friday. With the weekend's traditional market closure, the "on-chain Nasdaq" Trade.xyz achieved continuous trading and real-time price discovery through perpetual contracts, enabling advance pricing for U.S. and South Korean stocks on Monday. Popular U.S. stocks on Trade.xyz showed mixed performance compared to Thursday's after-hours, and are expected to trade sideways with slight volatility in Monday's pre-market. Weekend performance as follows: Micron (MU) is currently at $1,038.71, compared to $976.63 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market; SanDisk (SNDK) is currently at $1,856.65, compared to $1,762.011 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market; NVIDIA is currently at $197.83, compared to $194.44 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market; Intel is currently at $124.2, compared to $121 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market; Google is currently at $360.06, compared to $359.91 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market; AMD is currently at $537.34, compared to $519.5 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market; SpaceX is currently at $161.27, compared to $160.95 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market.

Dragonfly partner Haseeb stated that Venice is essentially a company rather than a decentralized network or on-chain protocol, and the vast majority of its clients are not crypto users. There is a market misunderstanding about the VVV token: VVV does not represent company equity and does not have network governance attributes. The company's founders have invested millions of dollars of their own funds for operations and have not raised funds by selling tokens. Haseeb pointed out that founders would not give away 50% of the company's equity for free in the early stages, so equating tokens with equity is logically incorrect, and the project team has always made VVV's positioning clear.