According to official sources, OKX has become one of the first partners of Mastercard's newly launched Agent Pay for Machines (AP4M). AP4M targets high-frequency, small-amount, automated "machine-level" payment scenarios between AI agents, supporting various settlement methods such as bank cards and stablecoins. OKX will connect to this ecosystem through Agentic Wallet and the Agent Payments Protocol (APP). AP4M is built on top of Mastercard's Agent Pay, launched in 2025, and aims to provide payment infrastructure for commercial activities between AI agents. The initial participants include over 30 companies, including payment, blockchain, and AI infrastructure institutions such as Stripe, Ant Financial, Cloudflare, Coinbase, and OKX.

According to data from SoSoValue, the cryptocurrency market continued its downward trend on June 11th. The AI sector fell 3.37%, Siren (SIREN) dropped 21.45%, and Venice Token (VVV) declined 13.08%, while Velvet (VELVET) surged 141.11%. The NFT sector performed exceptionally well, rising 29.36% in the past 24 hours, with Audiera (BEAT) rising 55.70%. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) rose 0.73%, fluctuating narrowly around the $62,000 mark; Ethereum (ETH) rose 0.24%, remaining above $1,600. In other sectors, the CeFi sector fell 0.12% in the last 24 hours, but NEXO (NEXO) rose 3.62%; the Layer 1 sector fell 1.22%, with NEAR Protocol (NEAR) falling 8.22%; the PayFi sector fell 1.36%, with Monero (XMR) surging 9.25% intraday; the Meme sector fell 1.42%, with Binance Life (Binance Life) relatively resilient, rising 6.67%; the Layer 2 sector fell 2.16%, with Optimism (OP) falling 4.67%; the DeFi sector fell 2.80%, with LAB (LAB) falling 13.78%. Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiMAG7 and ssiCeFi indices rose 0.61% and 0.47% respectively, while the ssiAI index fell 6.35%.

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A wealthy Chinese businesswoman involved in cryptocurrency investment was scammed in the United States, losing over $9.4 million (approximately 60 million RMB). The report states that the victim is Ms. Lü, CEO of a mining technology company in southwestern China, whose mining pool reportedly accounted for approximately 9% of the global Bitcoin hashrate at its peak. The report indicates that two brothers, the Zubair brothers, who claimed to have connections to Middle Eastern royalty, used identity fraud to carry out the scam. One claimed to be a "Prince Consort of the Middle East," asserting control over Middle Eastern family funds, international business relationships, and resources in US local government; the other imitated a character from the American sitcom "Billions," presenting himself as a hedge fund manager. The two also successfully contacted and influenced Michael Smedley, Chief of Staff to the Mayor of East Cleveland, Ohio, ultimately inducing Ms. Lü to sign a cryptocurrency mining farm development contract. (Caixin.com)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Vida, founder of Equation News, has established a perpetual short position in SPCXUSDT, valued at approximately $200,000, with an average opening price of $162.46 and leverage of 2x. He stated that this transaction is a personal speculative activity, with a planned holding period of 3 to 12 months, and that he is willing to accept a maximum loss of $100,000 per trade.