Okay, let's lighten things up and talk about the World Cup. Today is the last day of the group stage, and there are a few big stories.

First: Iran had a victory "stolen" by VAR. In the final match of Group G, Iran scored a goal in the dying moments against Egypt, and the entire team started celebrating, with fans cheering too. Then... VAR intervened, ruled offside, and the goal was disallowed. 1-1 draw, Iran eliminated, Egypt advances. This scene was more dramatic than any play.

Second, tonight's biggest surprise—Cape Verde! Where is Cape Verde? A small island nation in the Atlantic, with a population of less than 600k and a GDP smaller than many prefecture-level cities. This is their first World Cup appearance. And the result? They directly qualified for the round of 32 knockout stage!

Even more amazing: the draw result—their next opponent is—Messi's Argentina, the defending champions. How is this related to crypto? I think it's very much like what we call a "dark horse coin." Nobody expects anything from it, yet it stands out. No resources, no hype, solid fundamentals, and in the end, it makes history. How many such projects are there in the market?

Exchange event tip: Gate.io's World Cup prediction event has several matches worth watching tomorrow: The first knockout match is South Africa vs. Canada—a showdown of two dark horses, either could win. The day after tomorrow, Brazil vs. Japan—this is the most globally anticipated match!