Plume has partnered with FalconX to introduce the FALX Structured Credit Facility, a new onchain RWA product offering exposure to overcollateralized prime brokerage loans. The vault is designed to scale up to $1B in capacity, targeting institutional-grade yield strategies in a compliant, programmable format.

The facility is facilitated through Pareto and curated by M11 Credit, allocating capital into a FalconX-managed SPV. It provides exposure to diversified lending activity across quant funds, hedge funds, and asset managers using FalconX’s prime brokerage infrastructure.

The vault is deployed on Plume in collaboration with OpenTrade and is available across Plume, Ethereum, and Solana. It features fixed monthly interest rates, giving investors more predictable yield compared to traditional variable DeFi lending models.

A key upgrade is intra-month subscription support, allowing capital to start earning prorated yield immediately upon entry. M11 Credit acts as administrative and collateral agent, while reporting loan composition and performance metrics across the portfolio.

SK Hynix, the dominant maker of HBM memory for AI, filed to list American depositary receipts on Nasdaq, aiming to raise about $29 billion.

ADRs are priced near $166 (255,000 won), with trading slated to begin around July 10 — one of the year's biggest US listings.

BofA, Citi, Goldman, and JPMorgan are leading the deal. SK Hynix already trades in Seoul and holds ~60% of the AI HBM market.

X has launched a hosted MCP server that lets AI agents tap the X API with no setup — wiring tools like Grok and Cursor into real-time X data using an account's own permissions.

It exposes the X API and developer docs through Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-compatible agent can query X directly.

X calls its feed "the best real-time information source in the world," positioning the platform as a live data layer for the agent economy.

Strategy unveiled a Digital Credit Capital Framework that, for the first time, lets the long buy-only company sell Bitcoin to actively manage its capital.

Its new BTC Monetization Program clears up to $1.25B in sales to refill the ~$2.55B USD reserve, cover dividends, or fund buybacks — alongside $2B in new repurchase authorizations.

Saylor stressed Bitcoin stays the primary reserve asset, with cash covering ~17 months of dividends. MSTR snapped a 9-day losing streak on the news.

Arkham Intelligence has rolled out an Elo-style leaderboard that ranks prediction-market traders by the accuracy of their bets, not their total profit.

It currently covers Polymarket, where harder, longer-odds calls lift a trader's rating more than safe favorites. Top trader GardenerCx holds a 64.3% win rate over 2,644 bets.

The accuracy-first scoring means smaller, sharper traders can outrank larger, more profitable ones.

OKX has launched OKX.AI, a trustless marketplace where tasks are posted, escrowed onchain, and settled between people and autonomous AI agents.

Users stake OKB to arbitrate disputes, earning fees for correct rulings or losing their stake on a bad call.

It deepens OKB's role as OKX builds payment and coordination rails for the emerging agent economy.

Heavy net outflows continued, making it another challenging week for spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Weekly snapshot (June 22-29):

BTC ETF flows: -$1.78B

ETH ETF flows: -$273M

BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for a significant share of the outflows.

Corporate buyers remained active as a counterweight:

- Bitmine added 27,084 ETH (43M$), bringing its total holdings to 5.70M ($8.90B)

- Strategy paused Bitcoin purchases, launched a $1B Digital Credit repurchase program

- Sharplink acquired 5,000 ETH ($7.85M) and now holds 876,286 ETH ($1.30B)

Structural treasury demand continues to offset tactical ETF selling, reinforcing the ongoing consolidation narrative.

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Crypto VC Framework Ventures has closed a $400 million fourth fund, its biggest move yet to invest beyond crypto into adjacent frontier technology, Fortune reports.

Founded in 2019 by ex-Netflix and ex-Snapchat alumni Vance Spencer and Michael Anderson, the firm has grown beyond DeFi into AI and infrastructure investing.

The fund matches the size of its 2022 third fund and pushes Framework's assets under management well past the $1.4 billion mark.

From GRVT and PROPR TGEs to Solana's Alpenglow mainnet and Circle's Arc — here's what to watch from June through August.

Key dates: MiCA's CASP transitional period ends July 1, Polygon zkEVM Mainnet Beta sunsets July 1, DTCC begins its tokenized-securities pilot in July, and Zcash ships its Ironwood shielded-pool upgrade in late July. Dates are targets and may shift.

Not financial advice.