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1: Polymarket is accused of marketing to US users through simulated trading and fake profit videos;
2: The "new stock guru" Serenity: Trump's tariff strategy may backfire, as cutting-edge supply chains are the key leverage in the trade war;
3: Thailand has seized 315 cryptocurrency mining machines suspected of electricity theft, with power losses estimated at around 40.38 million baht;
4: Deutsche Bank raised its US inflation forecast, expecting a cumulative 50 basis point interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve in 2026;
5: Vance advocates for the state to hold shares in AI giants, while Musk suggests direct cash handouts to citizens to address future major deflation;
6: A petition to abolish crypto asset tax in South Korea has received support from more than 58,000 people and will be submitted to the National Assembly for deliberation;
7: The 1confirmation fund has distributed a total of about $317 million in cash dividends, already surpassing its total cumulative paid-in capital of $286 million;
8: $31,600 in principal was rolled over to 100x, with a certain trader achieving cumulative profits of $3.565 million;
9: Analyst: Strategy is still far from forced liquidation, and comparing the STRC de-pegging incident to the UST event is clearly an exaggeration;
10: Tesla has applied to register the Amazing Abundance trademark, advancing its AI and robotics strategy.
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