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1. A certain exchange has partnered with Franklin Templeton to launch an institutional OTC collateral program;
2. Non-farm payrolls are expected to see the largest annual downward revision in history, and the US Dollar Index is expected to remain volatile before the data is released;
3. Matrixport: Retail buying demand remains insignificant, extending the current consolidation phase;
4. Strategist: The Federal Reserve's anti-inflation battle is nearing its end, and the inflationary impact of tariffs is expected to gradually fade in the second half of the year;
5. Hyperliquid's largest ETH long position increased by 5,000 ETH, with a current total unrealized loss of $10.43 million;
6. Trend Research's ETH long position ultimately lost $869 million;
7. The "ETH long address with $204 million" increased its ETH long position by 5,000 in the past 50 minutes, with a total unrealized loss exceeding $10.03 million;
8. A major trader who previously profited $673,000 has built a position of 3,700 ETH;
9. Machi Big Brother's 25x leveraged ETH long position was partially liquidated again, with cumulative losses exceeding $27.52 million;
10. A whale suspected to be related to Matrixport went long 105,000 ETH on Hyperliquid, with a current unrealized loss exceeding $10 million.
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