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1. A newly created wallet withdrew $7.96 million ZEC from a certain exchange;
2. Tokens in the SOL ecosystem surged across the board, FIDA rose by over 34%;
3. European Central Bank Governing Council member Rehn: If the situation worsens, it may be necessary to raise interest rates to maintain credibility;
4. The SEC is seeking public opinion on prediction market ETFs, related products may be delayed in going live;
5. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a total net outflow of $70.465 million yesterday, marking four consecutive days of net outflows;
6. Whale Evaded ZEC, HYPE10 long position floating profit increased to nearly $8 million;
7. Tesla: FSD Supervised has launched in 10 countries and regions including China and Korea;
8. Multiple whales and institutions have recently continued to accumulate HYPE;
9. xAI released the Agentic Coding code model, supporting third-party Agent calls such as OpenClaw;
10. HYPE short positions have nearly $20 million floating losses, loracle.hl continues to increase its position.
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