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1. Spotify has requested Kalshi and Polymarket to remove branding; streaming manipulation incidents impact prediction market settlements.
2. Korean companies question the OUSD Alliance member list: companies such as Samsung state they were not involved in discussions and are unclear about their roles.
3. IMF: The direction of tokenization systems depends on policy choices, and three types of settlement assets, such as stablecoins, may coexist.
4. Serenity: NVIDIA is the kingmaker in the ASIC market, while manufacturers like Marvell continue diverting market share from Broadcom.
5. Serenity: Chinese VC funds are increasingly flowing into physical AI and world model sectors.
6. CME's average daily crypto contract trading volume in June grew 76% year-on-year, with nominal value exceeding 10 billion USD.
8. Meta's Chief AI Officer responds to market misunderstandings: Zuckerberg’s comments on slowing AI agent development do not specifically refer to Meta.
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