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1. The total trading volume for "2026 World Cup Champion" on Predict.fun has reached $328 million;
2. Kimi K3 demand has far exceeded expectations; new subscriptions have been paused and computing power is being expanded;
3. Hitting a new high since 2007, the yield on the U.S. 30-year Treasury bond auction has risen to 5.06%;
4. Probability has dropped to a historic low, and expectations for the formal enactment of the CLARITY Act in 2026 have turned bearish;
5. Ansem: Has bought PUMP tokens, focusing on the revival of retail activity and the airdrop stimulus effect in Solana;
6. Nansen CEO has turned bullish on Apple: AI capability improvements, hardware advantages, and cash flow constitute five key supports;
7. 63% are at a loss, but among the top 50 Meme coin traders by market cap on Robinhood Chain, 46 have made profits exceeding $1 million;
8. With total profits of $25.1 million, the most profitable SPCX trader holds $8.7 million in SPCX short positions.
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