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Foresight News reports that CoinUp addressed discussions regarding "CPX price fluctuations and the identity of related personnel" on Twitter, stating that Zhu Pan is not a member of the CoinUp team and is not involved in CoinUp's core business management. Zhu Pan is, instead, associated with one of the projects launched on the CoinUp platform. In addition, the recent short-term, large fluctuations in the CPX/USDT trading pair were mainly due to concentrated sell pressure from the market side. The platform is further investigating and verifying the specific causes. CoinUp has not suffered a hacker attack, data breach, or exploitation of system vulnerabilities; its wallet system, account system, and asset custody all remain safe and under control.

Glonghui, June 23 | According to the official WeChat account of Faraday Future (FF), FF has officially launched the brand new Futurist and FF Faber (America's first industrial-grade EAI wheel-arm robot series). The new Futurist is the first native full-size humanoid robot body product in the United States to support the NVIDIA Sonic robotic operating system, priced at $89,900. FF now offers three major types and six product series: three humanoid robot series, two quadruped bionic robot series, and the wheel-arm series Faber. It is expected that more than 100 robot units will be delivered in June.

Glonghui June 23 — According to data released on Tuesday by the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), growth in the European auto market in May continued to be supported by demand for electrified vehicles, offsetting a sharp decline in petrol and diesel car sales and enabling Chinese brands to further expand their market share. Car registrations, which serve as a proxy for sales, recorded a 3.6% increase in new vehicle registrations across the EU, the UK, and the European Free Trade Association in May, reaching 1,152,523 units. In the first five months of this year, registrations grew 4.5% compared to the same period in 2025. Electrified vehicles dominated market momentum. Registrations of battery electric vehicles (BEV), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), and hybrid vehicles rose by 39.1%, 13.2%, and 8.2%, respectively, together accounting for more than two-thirds of all new car registrations in May. The association stated in a press release: “In major European markets, consumer demand for various electrified technologies remains robust and continues to benefit the market, while newly introduced and revised tax incentives and stimulus measures have supported this trend.” By contrast, demand for traditional internal combustion engine vehicles has clearly softened, with petrol and diesel car sales both declining by around 19%. During the transition in the automotive industry, traditional European carmakers have lost some market share. Registrations for Renault, Stellantis, and Volkswagen fell by between 1% and 3%, reflecting intensifying market competition. In contrast, Chinese automakers posted significant growth. Leapmotor’s sales in May soared 465.1%, while Chery and BYD increased by 244.1% and 136.6%, respectively. Among other automakers, Geely and SAIC rose by 12.6% and 13.9%. Tesla extended its rebound for the fourth consecutive month, with registrations growing 107.9% to 28,610 units, marking a robust recovery after more than a year of decline.