【Morning Brief】
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Content:
1. The U.S. Senate did not pass the Clarity Act in a procedural termination debate vote;
2. OpenAI plans to raise pre-IPO funding with a valuation target of $1.2 trillion;
3. The Clarity Act vote failed, but it may not be dead yet—John Kennedy says it may be reviewed at a lame-duck session;
4. Lummis: The Democrats “choose politics over the American people,” effectively handing U.S. crypto leadership to overseas competitors;
5. Cumulative profits reached $179.89 million. Wintermute reduced its short exposure from $102.1 million to $55.54 million;
6. a16z partner: The crypto industry fundamentals remain strong, and it will continue to push for the establishment of clear regulatory rules;
7. “Big Brother” Ma Ji used high leverage to go long ETH and suffered continuous stop-losses. His account net value fell from $12.3 million in capital to $1 million;
8. Bonk Guy: USELESS remains strong even when the market is broadly down, and may become the next DOGE or SHIB.
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Content:
1. The U.S. Senate did not pass the Clarity Act in a procedural termination debate vote;
2. OpenAI plans to raise pre-IPO funding with a valuation target of $1.2 trillion;
3. The Clarity Act vote failed, but it may not be dead yet—John Kennedy says it may be reviewed at a lame-duck session;
4. Lummis: The Democrats “choose politics over the American people,” effectively handing U.S. crypto leadership to overseas competitors;
5. Cumulative profits reached $179.89 million. Wintermute reduced its short exposure from $102.1 million to $55.54 million;
6. a16z partner: The crypto industry fundamentals remain strong, and it will continue to push for the establishment of clear regulatory rules;
7. “Big Brother” Ma Ji used high leverage to go long ETH and suffered continuous stop-losses. His account net value fell from $12.3 million in capital to $1 million;
8. Bonk Guy: USELESS remains strong even when the market is broadly down, and may become the next DOGE or SHIB.