According to Odaily Planet Daily, whale endlessFate placed a $7.46 million bet on Colombia to win the World Cup match between Colombia and Uzbekistan. A correct prediction would yield a profit of $2.71 million, while a wrong prediction would result in a total loss of $7.46 million. Currently, it has a paper profit of $1.84 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Financial Supervisory Service of Korea (FSS) has issued a warning regarding single-stock leveraged and inverse products, reminding retail investors to be aware of the risks involved in these products amid heightened stock market volatility. The FSS stated that recent market volatility has triggered significant price fluctuations in these products, and this warning aims to alert individual investors to the risk of loss and to encourage prudent investment decisions. The FSS will continue to closely monitor investment trends in single-stock leveraged products, and will take further measures, including issuing more warnings, if investor concerns about potential losses intensify.

According to CoinWorld, the White House's emergency ban on the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models has caused a major upheaval within Anthropic. According to internal chat logs disclosed by the New York Times, a private group chat of 3,000 employees erupted in chaos. Management was caught off guard after receiving only a 90-minute deadline from the White House to remove the models. Employees worried that the sudden technology ban would destroy the company's planned IPO this year and were confused by the White House's vacillating narrative between "national security" and "security vulnerabilities." Some employees joked that they were being "bullied by intuition" by the White House, while others pessimistically suggested that the government's regulatory crackdown made them suspect that the White House "didn't want Anthropic to continue existing." Earlier this year, Anthropic clashed with the Pentagon over its refusal to allow AI to participate in military operations, and the Secretary of Defense designated it as a "supply chain risk," making it the first U.S. company to be labeled a national security risk.

According to CoinWorld, Federal Reserve officials hinted on Wednesday that they may soon need to raise interest rates rather than cut them, a sharp shift in thinking against the backdrop of rapidly rising inflation. Evercore ISI analyst Krishna Guha stated that the decline in energy prices could provide some relief in the coming months, but he warned that the interest rate outlook has decoupled from oil prices, indicating a deeper uncertainty about whether underlying inflation will cool enough that the Fed will not ultimately need to raise rates. Guha pointed out that in addition to energy, there are the continued transmission effects of tariffs and the cost spillover from the investment boom in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Claudia Sam, chief economist at New Century Advisors and a former Fed economist, said that she has not yet seen the conditions that would typically prompt the Fed to respond to supply-driven inflation, but she acknowledged that the case for action is accumulating.

According to CoinWorld, the White House imposed emergency export controls on Anthropic's flagship model, Mythos, last Friday, citing suspicions that a group with ties to China had gained access to the model. Since its release in April, Mythos has been under strict control, provided only to a limited number of corporate partners to patch security vulnerabilities and prevent it from falling into hacker hands. The US is concerned that if the Chinese government obtains Mythos, it could have serious consequences. The White House's concerns point to the South Korean company SK Telecom, which invested $100 million in Anthropic and gained access to the Mythos model. The White House's suspicions of SK Telecom stem from its parent company's extensive business operations in China and its historical cooperation with China Unicom. Due to a breach in security defenses, Amazon's security team warned the White House that the newly released Claude Fable 5 contained a jailbreak vulnerability that could expose Mythos's attack capabilities. As a result, the White House lost trust in Anthropic and issued an order prohibiting non-US citizens from accessing the model.