Daily Briefing

1: Polymarket accused of marketing to US users through simulated trading and fake profit videos.

2: "New Stock God" Serenity: Trump's tariff strategy may backfire; cutting-edge supply chain is the real key bargaining chip in the trade war.

3: Thailand seizes 315 cryptocurrency mining rigs suspected of stealing electricity, causing estimated losses of 40.38 million Thai Baht.

4: Deutsche Bank raises US inflation forecast, expects Fed to hike interest rates by a total of 50 basis points in 2026.

5: Vance advocates for state ownership of AI giants; Musk says direct cash handouts to the public are needed to counter future deflation.

6: Petition to abolish crypto asset taxes in South Korea gains support from over 58,000 people, set to be submitted for parliamentary review.

7: 1confirmation fund's cumulative cash dividends reach approximately $317 million, surpassing the total capital contributions of all its funds at $286 million.

8: A trader turns $31,600 principal into a hundredfold gain, accumulating total profits of $3.565 million.

9: Analyst: Strategy is still far from forced liquidation; comparing STRC's de-pegging to the UST event significantly overstates the risk.

10: Tesla applies to register the trademark "Amazing Abundance," advancing its AI and robotics strategy.