1. Binance briefly dropped more than 30% and is currently trading at $0.52;
2. The market cap of SOL meme coin ANSEM has surpassed $92 million, surging more than 490-fold intraday;
3. The probability of “Messi winning the 2026 World Cup Golden Boot” on predict.fun has risen to 53%, up 11% over the past 24 hours;
4. A trader turned $2,330 into $614,500 by buying ANSEM, achieving a 261x return;
5. ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, purchased $25.54 million worth of stocks in companies such as Coinbase, SpaceX, and Circle;
6. ByteDance AI has increased its capital expenditures; investments in data centers and AI infrastructure may reach $70 billion by 2026;
7. Due to a shortage of computing power, Google. has restricted Meta’s use of the Gemini AI model;
8. “Big Brother Machi” posted several tweets about the meme coin Machi, causing the token’s price to surge 235% intraday.
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