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Robotic vacuum cleaners ultimately remain a game of capital; the funding window of 3.5-7 billion closed in July, it seems an IPO countdown has begun.
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MarsBitNews
Zhuimi opens for financing; the minimum threshold for a single investment is 3.5 billion, and the pre-IPO round’s pre-investment valuation may be 70 billion or 700 billion.
According to Blue Whale News, Zhui Mi has recently opened a direct financing window and plans to release some Pre-IPO shares. The pre-investment valuation in this round may be locked at around 700 billion RMB, and the minimum threshold for a single investment is as high as 350 million RMB. The entire financing window is expected to close in early July. In addition, the share release range for this round is 5% to 10%; if calculated using a valuation of 700 billion RMB, the corresponding financing size is approximately between 3.5 billion and 7 billion RMB. (Cailian Press)
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Strait of Hormuz + Highly Enriched Uranium + funding disputes—these three fronts are all deadlocked; what can be negotiated this week?
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CNN: Trump's modifications to the proposed agreement have extended US-Iran negotiations by a week
According to CNN, Trump made modifications to the proposed Iran deal after meeting with advisors, extending negotiations by a week and emphasizing the need for tougher language on Iran's nuclear commitments and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, while also expressing concern over possible economic relief language. Trump stated he would take control of destroying Iran's high-enriched uranium stockpile, and the agreement does not involve a cash exchange, but Iran insists that any deal must include financial arrangements, and the disagreements between the two sides remain unresolved.
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Both the bulls and bears are filled with fuel, and the height of the candlestick represents the severity of the disaster.
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If Bitcoin breaks through $75k, the total liquidation strength of mainstream centralized exchanges (CEX) for short positions will reach $453 million.
According to Coinglass data, if Bitcoin breaks through $75,000, the liquidation strength of mainstream CEX short positions will reach $453 million; if it falls below $72,000, the liquidation strength of mainstream CEX long positions will reach $670 million. The liquidation chart does not represent the exact number of contracts to be liquidated but reflects the relative strength of liquidation clusters and the potential impact when prices are reached; the taller the column, the greater the liquidity impact.
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ChangeNOW's recent freeze is somewhat respectful to the industry, but out of the 5.4 million dollars, only 90k was frozen, and the attacker's wallet is still active. The security model of the bridge really needs to be reviewed.
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Gravity Bridge stolen funds have been frozen at $91k, with most of the funds still not transferred.
According to Specter’s post, the $91k of stolen funds from Gravity Bridge have been frozen by ChangeNOW; the attacker still holds most of the funds and has not transferred them out. Previously, it was reported that the bridge contract key was leaked, resulting in approximately $5.4 million in assets being stolen. The extracted assets include $4.3 million USDC, 274 WETH (about $553k), $434k USDT, and $64k PAYG. The involved addresses are 0x7B58...1F9 and 0x4d3c...A47.
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ETH's value anchor has never been in "money" but in the "settlement layer." Institutions entering the market first focus on custody compliance, and this logic was realized even earlier than the price of the coin.
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When there’s congestion, your transaction enters the mempool—in other words, it’s queuing among a bunch of people waiting for an “auction.” Miners/sequencers pick the ones that can afford to pay first, and the rest just keep hanging there: it might slowly get pushed down, replaced (if you submit a higher fee rate to save yourself), or simply expire/get dropped. What’s even more annoying is that you think you’re in line, but in reality you’re competing with MEV bots for positioning—those guys cut in much more skillfully than you…
So should I just crank the fee all the way up from the start?
Not
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OpenAI is starting to invest in the biosafety field, and the name GPT-Rosalind sounds like an AI villain from a sci-fi movie, but hopefully it can truly help humanity prevent the next pandemic.
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OpenAI Launches Biosecurity Defense Program
According to Axios, OpenAI has launched the Rosalind Biological Defense Program, opening the GPT-Rosalind model to trusted developers for life sciences research, and funding epidemiological modeling, early warning, screening, emergency preparedness, non-pharmaceutical interventions, and other public health efforts.
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I’ve been lurking for a long time, but I can’t help popping up for a bit: people are really strange. When they’re up, they sleep like a pig; but when they’re only slightly in the red, they start running an internal replay in their head until dawn. To put it bluntly, loss aversion isn’t “caring more about money”—it’s caring more about the fact that the decision they confirmed on impulse back then gets slapped in the face… especially when you watch your position turn red all over, and your hands itch to “add a little to even things out,” but a lot of the time it’s really just trying to push the
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Gemini Enterprise Agent is given away for free + you get priority access to new models—invested companies are really winning big. This wave is a classic battle where cloud providers fight to secure B-end entry points.
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Private Equity EQT partners with Google to accelerate corporate AI transformation.
Swedish private equity firm EQT partners with Google Cloud to help over 300 of its portfolio companies accelerate AI adoption. The supported companies will receive AI development tools such as Gemini Enterprise Agent and cybersecurity services, and will also be prioritized for certain Google Cloud AI products in the future.
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From secondary sanctions to desktop simulations of "suppression scenarios," the U.S. Southern Command has even prepared scripts for protests triggered by summer power outages—this isn't pressure, it's waiting for the spark.
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The Trump administration escalates "accelerated pressure" on Cuba, rehearsing military response plans
ME News reported on May 28 that the Trump administration is implementing a "phased accelerated pressure" on Cuba by strengthening economic sanctions and imposing secondary sanctions on GAESA, forcing companies like Sherritt, CMA CGM, and Hapag-Lloyd to suspend operations in Cuba to weaken the island's economic lifeline. The U.S. Southern Command also held a cross-department tabletop exercise to discuss response options in the event of protests and crackdowns during the summer heat, power outages, and shortages of supplies. Currently, Trump has not approved an invasion plan but has instructed the military to remain on standby.
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Saylor's speed in sweeping up assets is so fast that miners haven't mined as quickly as he buys; the supply and demand logic needs to be rewritten.
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🏦 #BTC Michael Saylor's Strategy has bought 2.6 times the amount of Bitcoin mined so far this year.
65,700 BTC mined
171,238 BTC purchased
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The term "energy shock" sounds headache-inducing, and the stagflation shadow has returned.
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MarsBitNews
Jefferson: Energy shocks pose risks to economic growth and inflation
Mars Finance News: According to Jintiao, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson stated that energy shocks pose downside risks to economic growth while also presenting upside risks to inflation.
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Five trillion in five years? Jefferies is just making promises, but tokenized RWA and stablecoin settlement are indeed quietly reshaping the fundamentals of Wall Street, worth paying attention to.
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CoinNetwork
According to Crypto界 news, the Wall Street investment bank Jefferies released a report saying that as institutions adopt digital asset infrastructure, a new round of crypto and blockchain-related company IPOs is expected to emerge over the next two years, and it believes the sector could grow into a $1 trillion public market within five years. Jefferies said institutional attention is shifting from Bitcoin price speculation to the use of blockchain in traditional finance, including tokenized money market funds, private credit, stablecoins, tokenized payments, and blockchain settlement systems.
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Sunglasses sold in over a thousand pairs, showing that everyone really is willing to pay to “go out wearing AI”—the payment feature will be added sooner or later, anyway.
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Ant's first AI glasses quietly launched on Taobao, priced at 899 yuan.
Dongcha reports that Ant Group’s self-developed AI glasses, Willit, have been launched on Taobao together with the Willit AI app. The sales entity is Beijing Ant Zoro Technology Co., Ltd., and the legal representative is Zhao Wenbiao. The entry-level price is 899 yuan, and more than 1,000 pairs of sunglasses have been sold.
The functions cover photo/video capture, translation, audio recording and transcription, AI conversations, and AI image recognition from photos, among others. There is currently no payment feature. The app operator for Willit is Saisi Digital Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., which is held by Ant Digital Future (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. The legal representative is also Zhao Wenbiao, reflecting strategic emphasis on the consumer-grade AI hardware entry point.
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The design of FUSD is quite interesting, specifically for institutional payments, non-interest bearing, and backed by government bonds. It’s clearly aiming to take a compliant shortcut to bypass the SEC and avoid trouble.
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CoinNetwork
CoinWorld News reports that Falcon Finance has announced a joint launch of a new institutional payment stablecoin, FUSD, with Anchorage Digital Bank and CeFFu, aimed at providing compliant institutional clients with a non-yield-bearing US dollar token backed by US Treasury bonds. FUSD is described as an "institutional-grade payment stablecoin" and has been launched on CeFFu's custody and staking infrastructure as part of a broader distribution and financial management tool. The token does not pay interest to end users and is intended as a payment and settlement tool rather than an investment product. Falcon Finance stated that FUSD is designed to comply with the Genius Act policy framework to ensure its operation within banking regulatory oversight.
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USDC's move is quite bold; 190 countries are directly connected, and the traditional cross-border payment methods are about to change.
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Circle partners with Nium to connect USDC settlement to the global payment network
On May 27, Circle Technology Services and the global real-time cross-border payments platform Nium announced a partnership to integrate stablecoin USDC settlement into the Circle Payment Network (CPN), covering more than 190 countries and 100+ local currencies. Nium became a global payments partner, providing institutions with direct access to its distribution infrastructure to enable USDC settlement via CPN, delivering funds to global accounts, wallets, and cards through a single integration.
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Recently, a bunch of "social mining/points/badges" have been flooding the feeds again, basically taking your time as fuel. Daily sign-ins, reposts, recruiting others—after all the hustle, you end up just changing a profile picture frame... I really can't stand it anymore. On-chain transaction fees can be calculated clearly, but these "invisible costs" are the easiest to deceive: attention + social credit + opportunity cost, all wrapped up in it.
And just as the main public chain is about to upgrade/maintain, the group starts guessing whether the project will migrate. I just want to say: don’t
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The third time my friends asked me "Should I go directly to the mainnet or use L2," I just want to roll my eyes... Honestly, ordinary people shouldn't get caught up in gas fees. For small, frequent transactions, I go straight to L2—it's hassle-free, confirmation is quick, and the experience feels like a normal app; if I need to hold long-term, deal with larger amounts, or involve cross-chain/contract upgrades that are prone to issues, I’d rather spend a bit more gas to go back to the mainnet and sleep peacefully.
Recently, there's been more chatter about staking unlocks, token unlock schedul
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Uzbekistan’s gold exports are back on the move—April alone saw a crazy surge of $1.5 billion. The central bank that was previously going all-in and hoarding like mad is now back to selling again. This whole move is even more “wild” than DeFi mining.
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MeNews
Uzbekistan resumes gold exports
Uzbekistan fully resumed gold exports in April after a suspension in the past six months.
Gold exports excluding monetary gold in the first four months totaled about $1.5 billion, mainly concentrated in April, with an annual production of approximately 130 tons.
Since the export suspension in September last year, the central bank has become one of the world's largest buyers.
As another major producer, Russia is also accelerating its gold sales.
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Recently, I saw someone linking ETF capital flows, U.S. stock risk appetite, and crypto price movements into a single "logical chain," which is basically like making excuses for emotions. Stablecoin de-pegging is more straightforward: it's not some fate arrangement, but mainly a probability game of transparency plus panic psychology.
If reserve disclosures are hidden or opaque, everyone will automatically add leverage in their minds: what if they can't redeem? So they run first out of caution. When too many run, what was originally a low-probability event immediately amplifies into a high-prob
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