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BlackRock's ETF address deposited 4,917 BTC, worth approximately $301 million, into Coinbase.
According to Mars Finance, on July 2nd, OnchainLens monitoring showed that BlackRock's ETF address deposited 4,917 BTC, worth approximately $301 million, into Coinbase. In the past four days, BlackRock has cumulatively deposited 20,359 BTC into Coinbase, worth approximately $1.22 billion.
WhiteBIT launches TradeFi, supporting trading of perpetual contracts related to more than 45 traditional assets.
Odaily Odaily reports that European cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT has announced the launch of a new market category, TradeFi, allowing users to trade over 45 perpetual contracts related to price movements in commodities, stocks, and ETFs within its crypto trading interface. TradeFi uses USDT as margin and settlement asset and supports trading of related contracts through a single WhiteBIT account. Underlying assets include gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, copper, as well as stocks such as Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Tesla, Coinbase, and Robinhood, and some market ETFs. WhiteBIT states that the TradeFi tool is provided through its perpetual contract interface, and the products only track the price fluctuations of traditional assets; they do not represent actual trading or investment in the underlying assets, nor do they grant ownership, shareholder rights, or related interests.
Jiang Zhuoer: ETFs continue to be sold off, and Coinbase's discount intensifies.
According to Mars Finance, Jiang Zhuoer posted on the X platform that ETFs continue to be sold off, and multiple institutional products are simultaneously reducing their holdings; Coinbase market prices are showing a significant discount, returning to the range before the major adjustments at the end of January and the end of May; funding rates remain positive, while contract open interest is high, indicating concentrated leveraged positions. Jiang Zhuoer added, "Everything points to: something big is coming."
Coinbase CEO responds to allegations of app push notifications featuring gambling features: Adults have the freedom to manage their money, but acknowledges the need for stronger information disclosure and user protection.
PANews reported on June 28th that Zcash founder Zooko posted on the X platform, stating that the Coinbase App has begun pushing gambling-like features such as sports betting and Bitcoin price predictions to young, inexperienced, and financially disadvantaged users, and he feels ashamed to be in this industry. In response, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that adults should be free to manage their own money as long as they do not harm others. Buying stocks and early Bitcoin/Zcash are seen as "gambling" by many, and the risk is subjective. That said, aggressively promoting high-risk products to inexperienced users is still inappropriate. Offering a product and making it the focus of an app are two different things.
Coinbase CEO: The company has reduced AI spending by nearly half through better default settings, routing, and caching mechanisms.
PANews reported on June 27th that Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated on the X platform that the company reduced AI spending by nearly half despite exponential growth in token usage through infrastructure optimizations (default settings, routing, and caching mechanisms). These measures included: Better default models: Defaulting to open-source/cost-effective models (such as GLM 5.2 and Kimi 2.7). 91% of employees never reached their usage limits. Smart routing: Automatically routing to the most suitable model based on the task (cutting-edge models for planning, inexpensive models for execution), allowing AI to replace manual selection. Efficient caching: Significantly improving cache hit rates (e.g., LibreChat from 5% to 60%).
Coinbase AI news alerts have drawn criticism for misreporting match results before the World Cup kickoff.
Odaily Odaily reports that Coinbase sent an AI-generated news alert claiming the Norwegian football team defeated Brazil 3-2 before the start of the World Cup. CEO Brian Armstrong has launched an investigation, and Coinbase stated that an update has been implemented to prevent future AI-generated inaccurate information. This error occurred as Coinbase is pushing forward with prediction markets and its "everything exchange" feature, which includes AI advisors and stock options. (CoinDesk)