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According to CryptoQuant, Pre-IPO perpetual contract trading volume reached $12 billion in June, with Binance accounting for 83% of the market share, driven by demand from technology-related contracts. Pre-IPO perpetual contract trading surged in June as crypto traders sought exposure to privately held technology companies before their IPOs. CryptoQuant data shows that monthly trading volume in June was approximately $12 billion, compared to only about $2 million in March. The market grew to $715 million in May, followed by a significant increase in June. These contracts allow traders to speculate on the valuation of private companies but do not offer ownership of the underlying stock. Pre-IPO products have become part of a broader trend of trading traditional market exposure in the crypto market. Exchanges have added contracts related to the oil, metals, and stock markets, with private company products being a rapidly growing category.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, on June 18th, the number of initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending June 13th was 226,000, compared to an expected 225,000 and a revised 230,000 for the previous week (originally 229,000). (Jinshi)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Calais Digital Assets has become the first institutional client to deploy UBS USD Money Market Fund (uMINT) as over-the-counter (OES) collateral in a trading scenario. This transaction, completed through the integrated infrastructure of Bybit, ByCustody, and DigiFT, marks a significant breakthrough in the practical application of institutional-grade tokenized assets. In this structure, DigiFT provides a regulatory access layer as an authorized distributor of uMINT; ByCustody provides institutional-grade custody under the Bybit licensed operating framework, ensuring asset security and eligibility as trading collateral; and the Bybit exchange accepts the custodied uMINT as liquidation collateral. This design separates custody from deployment, allowing assets to be used for trading without leaving regulatory custody. Traditional OES collateral requires traders to deposit idle cash, which remains undeployed and does not generate returns. By using uMINT, based on the Ethereum blockchain, Calais continuously earns collateral returns during its trading activities. This model significantly improves capital efficiency at the structural level without compromising the security and liquidity required for institutional trading. This transaction builds upon the 2025 partnership framework between Bybit and DigiFT, which establishes the technical and regulatory foundation for uMINT as collateral for the transaction. The deployment of Calais validates the efficiency benefits of tokenized assets, moving from theory to institutional-level application practice.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that after listing on Nasdaq with a valuation of approximately $2.6 trillion, SpaceX quickly became the world's fifth-largest listed company by market capitalization, competing with Amazon for the top spot. However, options market pricing indicates that SpaceX will still need considerable time to climb to higher market capitalization tiers. For SpaceX to surpass Apple and Alphabet (both with market capitalizations exceeding $4.4 trillion) and become the world's second-largest company, its share price needs to rise by approximately 70% to $340 from its current level. Options market pricing shows that SpaceX has about a 50% probability of reaching this price by July 2028. If SpaceX aims to become the world's number one company, surpassing Nvidia in market capitalization, the options market projects a probability of about 38% by June 2028 and about 41% by the end of 2028. Analysts point out that options prices reflect the market's collective expectations for future paths, and the pricing of high-strike-price options means that despite SpaceX's strong growth narrative, its rise to the world's most valuable company is still considered a highly uncertain and long-term event. (CNBC)