According to data from Odaily Planet Daily, predict.fun's order taking fees are now lower than Polymarket's across the board in the cryptocurrency and sports sectors. Specifically, in the price range below 50, predict.fun's fee rate (2%) is significantly lower than Polymarket's (2.5%-4.5%, 3.5%-6.3%).

In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $10.83 million, with $723,218.66 from long positions, with $10.11 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $6.65 million, ETH liquidation $1.76 million.

According to CoinWorld, web scraping company Bright Data has announced a $1 million "bug bounty" to crack down on bad actors. The company, one of the world's largest web data collection service providers, stated through CEO O. Lenchinar that it hopes to reward "white hat hackers" who identify vulnerabilities or potential abuses within the industry. Bright Data and its peers have seen a surge in business as data collected from the internet becomes a crucial source of information for training models for artificial intelligence companies. Meanwhile, law enforcement is closely monitoring how some companies in this field acquire data and whether these methods pose risks to their clients. Lenchinar warned that broader crackdowns on data collection services could hinder the development of artificial intelligence.

According to official data from Polymarket, the Perp sector saw a total trading volume of $48.43 million on its first day of trading. The top three sectors by trading volume were ETH-USD ($9.79 million), BTC-USD ($7.51 million), and SILVER-USD ($5.87 million).

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Dylan Patel, founder of SemiAnalysis, a top research institution focusing on semiconductor and AI infrastructure, recently gave a podcast interview, systematically outlining the core dynamics and investment logic of the current AI infrastructure stack. Dylan emphasized that storage faces a structural shortage that will last for several years, with still 2 to 3 times upside potential. Meanwhile, although intelligent agents and reinforcement learning have driven up CPU demand, the seller's market is overpriced, and CPU growth is mainly due to historical "recovery," with its absolute value in AI servers still far less than that of GPUs. Dylan believes that the highly anticipated large-scale deployment of co-packaged optics (CPO) has been explicitly postponed to the end of 2028 to 2029, unexpectedly extending the period of high profitability for copper cable connectors. (Jinshi)