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BlockBeats News, June 15th, after SpaceX completed its IPO and rose by about 20% on the first day, the market began to discuss its long-term impact after entering the public market, focusing on three core issues. The first is whether the stock price can continue the first-day momentum. Although some investors believe that SpaceX has long-term holding value, its valuation has exceeded $2 trillion, and there is a staged unlocking mechanism, with short-term liquidity and selling pressure expectations becoming key variables. The second is the potential integration issue of Musk's corporate ecosystem. The market is concerned about whether SpaceX will form a closer capital or business linkage with assets such as Tesla, but analysts point out that large-scale asset integration may trigger regulatory scrutiny, and may also exacerbate investor concerns about the clarity of the business narrative. The third is the impact on the IPO pace of AI giants. With companies like OpenAI and Anthropic having filed for listing, SpaceX's market performance is seen as an important indicator, which may affect the pricing expectations and listing timing of subsequent AI companies. Analysis believes that SpaceX's successful listing has not only changed the investment structure of the "Musk concept asset" but may also have a spillover effect on the market sentiment and valuation system of a series of future large-scale tech IPOs.

BlockBeats News, June 15th. According to the latest Chairman's letter disclosed by Bitmine, in the past week, Bitmine added 76,881 Ethereum (ETH) to its holdings, continuing its high-frequency accumulation pace. The company stated that the current ETH price correction does not reflect the improvement in Ethereum's fundamentals and believes that the crypto market is in the "early stage of a bull market." As of June 14th, Bitmine's total staked ETH reached 4,718,677 coins, estimated at approximately $81 billion at the current price, making it one of the world's largest Ethereum asset holders and staking entities. The company announced that its self-built institutional-grade staking platform, MAVAN, has been officially launched and will gradually open to institutional investors, custodians, and ecosystem partners to expand its staking infrastructure service capabilities. Currently, some ETH has been staked through this platform. According to the company's disclosed data, the current staking scale corresponds to an annualized return of approximately $2.26 billion to $2.69 billion, with a 7-day average yield of about 2.79%. As the staking scale expands, related earnings are expected to further increase. Bitmine's management also expects the company to achieve its "5% Ethereum supply share by 2026" target in the future and continue to expand its strategic ETH reserves. Additionally, the company announced a third quarterly cash dividend of $0.2639 per share for its Class A preferred stock, with a payment date of July 6, 2026.

According to Golden Ten Data on June 15, NVIDIA (NVDA.O) is seeking to issue high-rated bonds again after about five years, continuing the wave of corporate borrowing and financing driven by the artificial intelligence boom. According to sources familiar with the matter, NVIDIA is promoting a bond issuance divided into seven maturities, ranging from 2 to 30 years. The preliminary pricing range for the longest-duration bonds is about 90 basis points higher than US Treasury yields. In order to build computing infrastructure to meet the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, companies including Alphabet and Amazon have raised hundreds of billions of dollars in the debt market since last year, involving almost every segment of the bond market. Investors continue to absorb this new bond supply. Sources stated that the funds raised from this issuance will be used for general corporate purposes, including repaying and refinancing existing debt. The last time NVIDIA entered the investment-grade bond market was in June 2021, when it raised $5 billion.