星球晚讯

1. Trump's eldest son's ties to Kalshi and Polymarket raise concerns over conflicts of interest and information advantages;

2. 7 months > 5 years? Kalshi's year-to-date trading volume accounts for over 85% of its total volume: yearly volume exceeds $148 billion, with cumulative volume surpassing $173 billion;

3. From niche to mainstream: July crypto payment card spending hits an all-time high of $750 million;

4. South Korea considers easing VASP major shareholder review rules and entry requirements, potentially reshaping the exchange M&A landscape;

5. Hong Kong SFC lists Polar Tensor as a suspicious virtual asset trading platform;

6. Adam Back refutes the "Bitcoin supports junk data" argument: limiting spam cannot rely on soft forks;

7. Iran's Foreign Minister emphasizes that the Strait of Hormuz has not been reopened;

8. Expected profit of 220,000 RMB per allotment, Unitree opens subscription tomorrow;

9. Apple customer service responds to the removal of the manual for integrating Apple Intelligence with Alibaba's Qwen: rollout will still take some time;

10. Approximately 99.85% of Bitcoin hashrate remains on the main chain, with the BIP-110 fork mining only 2 blocks and falling over 80 blocks behind.