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2. China Software International: Signed a token revenue-sharing and joint innovation cooperation agreement with Dark Side of the Moon;
3. Concerns over leveraged AI bets intensify; South Korean stocks plunge 5%;
4. Databricks plans to raise funds at a $188 billion valuation, with Coatue leading the round;
5. Blockworks: There are currently approximately 250 active liquidity funds in the industry;
6. Coinbase CEO: AI may attract Bitcoin mining energy in the long term, but the core driver of BTC prices remains inflation expectations;
7. With an unrealized loss of $367,000, Zhipu’s largest long position—a 10x isolated margin long—continues to be averaged down;
8. The “U.S. Stock Trading Guru,” whose account has drawn down 49.4% and once achieved a 4,502.45% return over 26 years, discloses the drawdown percentage.
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