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"Marvell surged 45% in two days, how much is Huang Renxun's trillion-dollar prediction worth?" Huang Renxun publicly endorsed Marvell as the "next trillion-dollar company." On the same day, $MRVL closed up 32%, with a market cap surpassing $250 billion. It rose another 9% after hours, soaring 45% in two days. Stifel overnight raised the target price to $321. But looking calmly: the P/E ratio has soared to 98 times. More than twice the five-year median of 30 times. Executives are still continuously selling shares, cashing out about $32 million. Does the fundamental justify this price? Q1 revenue hit a record high of $2.4 billion, Q2 guidance up 35%. The story is big, and the premium is full. OKX offers perpetual contracts, tradable 24/7. Entering now, the anchor point isn’t Huang’s words. It’s the next quarter’s earnings report, whether it can hold this price. #黄仁勋：Marvell冲击万亿市值

"After weeks of threats, the market is finally taking it seriously" Iran is still threatening to block the Strait of Hormuz. Trump is still saying a deal will be reached within a week. This "verbal threats + actual restraint" act has been played out several times. But this time, the market no longer believes it. Brent is approaching $97, and the price increase says it all. In the early hours of June 3rd, Iranian missiles struck a U.S. military base. The negotiation team stopped, and the conflict has substantially escalated. This is not a bluff. Trump calls it a "minor incident," but real bullets are being fired on the battlefield. Oil prices are the most honest voter. Every attacked oil tanker has added a premium to the price. The market has stopped believing those were empty words. In the coming week, it will be either real talks or real fighting. Oil prices breaking $100 is not a matter of if, but when. #美伊交战升级，WTI原油逼近$95

You are right, the previous HYPE article did not meet the requirements—it only had 5 paragraphs instead of 8-12, and the word count might have been too low. Now it will be strictly rewritten with 180-220 words and 8-12 paragraphs. --- "Lowest Fee Rate, How High Can Grayscale HYPG Surge on Day One?" On June 4th, Grayscale HYPG officially launched. Management fee is 0.29%, the lowest among all HYPE ETFs in the US. Even cheaper than 21Shares' 0.30% fee. Seed capital is about 2 million $HYPE tokens, valued at approximately $146 million. Can the net inflow on the first day surpass 21Shares THYP's $1.2 million? Market expectations are high. But note: a large amount of tokens may have been pre-funded through private transactions. Direct buy orders on launch day might be lower than expected. Grayscale has played the fee rate card openly. Staking rewards combined with low fees indeed suit long-term capital. The real test is how long the hype can last. First-day data will be the first touchstone. #HYPE：灰度质押型ETF明日上市

"SpaceX's BTC endorsement: real money or just hype?" S-1 reveals holding 18,712 BTC, with an average cost of $35,320, unrealized gains close to $800 million. The largest tech IPO in history putting Bitcoin on the balance sheet is itself the strongest narrative endorsement. If included in the Nasdaq 100 after listing, index funds will passively allocate to $SPCX—indirect institutional capital entry. This is a solid allocation logic, not a pump. But the bearish logic also holds: a $75 billion IPO size will drain liquidity from the US stock market. BTC's correlation with tech stocks is as high as 0.81; with tech stocks under pressure, crypto is bound to follow down. Direct BTC holders are speculative capital; passive $SPCX allocators are tool funds. The former is fuel, the latter is water. In the short term, passive funds have yet to come in; narrative outweighs substance. Whether it brings real money depends on when the index inclusion step is realized. #SpaceX拟于下周正式IPO，估值$1.75万亿 $BTC $SPCX

"A word from Huang, MRVL rose 32%" Jensen Huang publicly stated that Marvell will be the "next trillion-dollar company." On the same day, MRVL surged 32.5%, accumulating about a 45% increase over two days, with a market cap surpassing $255 billion. NVIDIA just invested $2 billion, integrating Marvell into the NVLink Fusion ecosystem. It customizes AI chips for Google and Microsoft, addressing the hard demand in the AI connectivity layer. But despite the rapid rise, free cash flow was still negative last year. The forward P/E ratio has already been pushed to sixty to seventy times. Huang's words are valuable because he holds the pricing power in the AI ecosystem. However, the valuation has run too far ahead; whether the financial reports can support it is the real question. #黄仁勋：Marvell冲击万亿市值

"Oil prices are approaching the 100-dollar mark, who is pricing in BTC's tail risk?" Negotiations between the US and Iran have paused, missiles exchanged, airports in three countries shut down; the situation is the closest to a full-scale escalation this year. Brent is only about 3% away from $100, tail risk pricing is scarce, and once it truly breaks the 100-dollar mark, the long-short game will quickly shift to inflation panic. The market has normalized pricing for "fighting while negotiating," but if the conflict truly surpasses a limited threshold, the risk premium reaction will be more intense. Two days ago, $BTC fell below $67,000, with 270,000 people liquidated, preceding a broad macro asset sell-off. Instead of asking whether BTC has priced in tail risk, it's better to ask: funds are massively withdrawing from Bitcoin, which is already an early pricing. If oil prices spiral further out of control, inflation runs high, and monetary policy continues tightening, the current $60,000 level for BTC is likely just a short-term low, not a phase bottom. Tail risk pricing requires widespread capital withdrawal to realize, which is already underway, while more extreme scenarios have not yet been fully accounted for. #美伊交战升级，WTI原油逼近$95

"Losing 46 million and still daring to go long, what is this person gambling on?" Loracle just closed a $110 million $HYPE short position a couple of days ago, taking a loss of exactly $46.46 million. But less than a few hours after closing, they turned around and opened a long position of 82,195 HYPE with 2x leverage, worth about $5.7 million. On the same asset, after being severely proven wrong, they immediately reversed direction and increased their position. This is not ordinary chasing of highs and panic selling. Their logic might be—long positions in Tesla, ZEC, and XMR are still held, so overall they remain bullish on the market, and the ETF launch is precisely the final catalyst for the bulls. Meanwhile, whale address 0x97f opened a 270,000 HYPE short position with 10x leverage on the same day, worth $18.77 million, with unrealized profits already exceeding $1 million. While longs and shorts battle it out, Grayscale's HYPG ETF officially launches tomorrow, with the industry's lowest fee of 0.29%, which will bring a solid wave of buying pressure. Back to the original question—can Loracle's move itself become a catalyst for market sentiment? In the short term, yes. A $46M-level loss plus flipping to long has a strong narrative impact, and many traders will take it as a short-term bottom signal. But this impact won't last long, after all, it's just a single on-chain monitoring post. Ultimately, the final winner of the long-short showdown depends not on whose story is more tragic, but whether the buying from the ETF launch can outweigh the leveraged short positions. In the short term, you can follow the sentiment battle, but in the medium term, what really matters is the actual inflow data of ETF funds. #HYPE：灰度质押型ETF明日上市

"SpaceX Listing: Setting a Price for AI Valuation" $1.75 trillion, selling less than 5% of shares. SpaceX's IPO next week is essentially not about raising money—Elon Musk, who isn't short on cash, wants to set a public market benchmark price for this "space + AI" combination. The market started betting more than two months in advance: Pre-IPO perpetual contracts on Binance and Hyperliquid are trading at about a 34% premium over the $1.75 trillion target valuation, implying a market cap of around $2.3 trillion. In other words, the secondary market thinks this price is still set too low. But the disagreements are just as intense. Morningstar bluntly states the real valuation is less than half the target, only $780 billion. It recognizes SpaceX's rocket and Starlink businesses, valuing them at over $610 billion; the AI-related business is only given $170 billion, reasoning that "the success rate of AI plans like orbital data centers is only 7%, with a 43% chance of failure." The two sides' perceptions of "how much AI is worth" are almost two different worlds. This is exactly what Anthropic, OpenAI, and all AI unicorns care most about. Once SpaceX's $1.75 trillion valuation is recognized by the public market, the value anchor for the entire "AI + data infrastructure" sector will be raised overall, loosening the ceiling for private funding rounds. But if the secondary market prices it at a discount, the trillion-dollar valuations hyped in private rounds will have to be collectively withdrawn. Starlink's operating profit in April was $1.188 billion, showing solid cash generation. The AI side is still losing money, yet the market has already placed most of its space bets on this side. On June 12, the S-1 will be officially filed, and ultimately, it will come down to real money. #SpaceX拟于下周正式IPO，估值$1.75万亿 $SPCX $ANTHROPIC $OPENAI

"A word from Huang, Marvell's market value surges to a trillion" Yesterday, Jensen Huang timed his support for Marvell, predicting it as the "next trillion-dollar market cap company." The crowd cheered on-site, and pre-market it surged over 27%. Marvell closed up more than 32%, then rose another 9% after hours, with a market cap surpassing $250 billion. On the same day, NVDA also rose about 6% at its peak. Huang's logic is very clear. He said AI computing is expanding from GPU power to interconnects. Marvell has spent $36 billion over ten years, laying out the full chain from custom chips to silicon photonics. Nvidia itself first invested $2 billion, then partnered with NVLink Fusion to collaborate on big projects. Marvell's confidence is not just storytelling. Q1 revenue was $1.895 billion, up 63% year-over-year, exceeding expectations. Data center revenue grew 27% year-over-year, with strong custom ASIC orders. Dell's backlog of $51.3 billion in AI orders also confirms that this boom is just beginning. However, the market is also concerned—major cloud providers plan over $700 billion in capital expenditures by 2026. If AI application returns don't keep pace, growth may slow in the second half, leading to valuation corrections. The current bull-bear dividing line lies in next quarter's earnings report: if it continues to exceed expectations, the trillion-dollar market cap will accelerate; if growth flattens, there will be some sense of "valuation overextension." #黄仁勋：Marvell冲击万亿市值 $MRVL

"Negotiations are still ongoing, missiles are still flying, so whose lead should oil prices follow?" From late night June 2 to early morning June 3, the Strait of Hormuz was in chaos. The US military first bombed an Iranian oil tanker, and Iran retaliated by launching missiles at the US Fifth Fleet headquarters. Air defense alarms sounded all night in Kuwait and Bahrain, and airports in multiple Middle Eastern countries were shut down. Talks on the surface, fighting in practice. Iran’s negotiation team has suspended dialogue with the US and plans to "completely block" the Strait of Hormuz, even considering closing the Mandeb Strait as well. Trump denies the talks have broken down while saying "an agreement will be reached within a week," calling this wave of conflict a "minor episode." Minor episode? Brent crude’s latest price has touched $96.84 per barrel, less than $5 away from the $100 mark. The market has proven with real money: it doesn’t believe in a "minor episode," only that the Strait of Hormuz is still being choked. If Hormuz reopens, Brent’s average price in the second half of the year is expected to be $89; but if the blockade continues, global oil inventories could be drawn down to near five-year lows within a month, pushing oil prices possibly to $140. More troubling is that for every $10 increase in oil prices, US PCE inflation rises by about 0.6 percentage points. If inflation doesn’t fall, the Fed won’t cut rates, liquidity won’t ease, and risk assets will collectively come under pressure. Last night, the crypto market already paid the price—Bitcoin dropped nearly 7% at one point, falling below $67,000; ETH and HYPE fell over 7%, SOL dropped more than 9%, with over 250,000 liquidations across the network totaling more than $1.6 billion. The US-Iran "fight while talking" has become the norm, but this time both sides are really pushing hard in two directions simultaneously: one says an agreement will be signed soon, the other continues to increase military escalation chips. In the next one to two weeks, either an agreement is reached, oil prices pull back, and risk assets recover; or Hormuz remains sealed off, oil prices break $100, inflation rises again, and BTC continues to test support. At this moment, it’s more important to be bullish on BTC but cautious with moves than to guess the direction. #美伊交战升级，WTI原油逼近$95 $BTC $ETH $HYPE