According to a report by Iran's Tasnim News Agency on the 16th, Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi stated that a new round of negotiations between Iran and the United States may begin on the 19th in Switzerland, although the specific location has not yet been determined. (Xinhua)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Mike Selig, Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), responded to several misunderstandings about perpetual futures contracts in a post on the X platform, addressing the recent controversy surrounding the CFTC's approval of such contracts. Selig stated that neither the Commodity Exchange Act nor relevant CFTC rules explicitly require a fixed expiration date or delivery date for a "futures contract." Because Congress has not clearly defined this term, the determination of a futures contract is primarily based on judicial precedent and CFTC interpretations, and a fixed expiration date is not a necessary condition. Regarding the claim that "CFTC-approved BTCPERP contracts allow U.S. users to use 250x leverage," high leverage is not a characteristic of the perpetual contract structure itself, but rather a feature of previous offshore trading platforms. CFTC-regulated perpetual contracts will adhere to the same leverage limits as other regulated futures products. Regarding concerns that the CFTC failed to provide the industry with opportunities for participation and feedback, the CFTC publicly solicited comments on "perpetual contracts" and "24/7 trading" in April 2025, receiving over 100 responses from industry participants, including several CFTC-registered institutions. Furthermore, addressing the view that funding rate mechanisms would incur high costs and induce undesirable market behavior, considering the costs of opening and rolling over traditional term futures contracts, the annualized holding cost of perpetual contract funding rates is essentially equivalent to that of traditional futures. In fact, the funding rate mechanism helps maintain the contract price's anchor to the spot market and plays a role in market discipline.

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According to Odaily Planet Daily, Willem Meintjes, CFO of Marvell Technology ($MRVL), a US chip design company, recently filed Form 144 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to sell 207,329 shares of common stock, expecting to raise approximately $60.13 million at an average price of $290.03 per share. This sale represents approximately 48% of his current holdings and is an unplanned sale, executed by Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. The transaction will be completed on the NASDAQ market on June 15, 2026. Marvell Technology is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, with SEC filing number 001-40357, and currently has approximately 874.8 million shares outstanding.

According to Bijie.com, Grok Build has launched an agent control panel that supports single-terminal, multi-session scheduling, aiming to solve the problem of human intervention blocking. Developers can bring up the panel by typing the forward slash command `/dashboard` in an existing coding session or by using the shortcut Ctrl+\, or by running `grok dashboard` directly in the terminal. The panel uses a terminal-based card-based interface, supporting centralized monitoring and management of multiple parallel Grok Build coding sessions on a single screen. The view categorizes and displays the status of all active, idle, and waiting input sessions, and records the duration of each task. To address synchronization blocking in multi-agent collaboration, when a sub-agent requires manual confirmation or a question, the associated session is automatically prioritized. Developers can directly preview and reply to the latest output of subtasks in the panel without frequently switching terminal windows. The panel also supports grouping tasks by working directory using the Ctrl+S shortcut and collapsing sub-agents below the main task.