Odaily Planet Daily reports that OKX founder and CEO Star announced on OKX that the first "one-person company" (OPC) to achieve annual revenue of $1 million on OKX.AI will receive a reward of at least 1 BTC from their personal donation. Star stated that every major technological revolution gives rise to a new generation of entrepreneurs and believes that the AI era will create millions of "one-person companies." It is understood that the OKX.AI Genesis hackathon has been launched, allowing developers to build Agent Service Providers (ASPs) around the OKX.AI platform. The event has a total prize pool of $100,000 and aims to encourage AI Agent projects with real-world needs and practical value, promoting the implementation of the Agent economy.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Philip Wee, senior foreign exchange strategist at DBS Group Research, stated in a commentary that Japan may be employing a new foreign exchange intervention strategy. Rumors suggest that the Japanese Ministry of Finance may be shifting towards covert, undisclosed currency intervention. Wee indicated that such intervention could exacerbate market volatility today, given the thin liquidity in the US bond and stock markets due to the Independence Day holiday. He also noted that Japan's new strategy appears to aim to shift market sentiment from skepticism to caution. (Jinshi)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that music streaming platform Spotify has removed over 500,000 fake play counts from artist Malcolm Todd's song "Earrings." The song had previously been pushed to the top of the charts. Spotify's investigation found that the play count manipulation was linked to prediction market betting activities. Traders on the Kalshi platform wagered on which song would become the most-played song on Spotify in the US in June; this market had a trading volume of $3 million. Kalshi declared Todd the winner based on manipulated data and settled the bet before Spotify completed its investigation. After discovering the issue, Spotify requested that Kalshi and Polymarket remove their logos and clarify that they have no partnership. Kalshi stated that it is cooperating with the investigation, while Polymarket has not responded.

PPP prediction market monitoring tools show that the Switzerland vs. Algeria match, scheduled to start in half an hour, is expected to end in a draw during regulation time with no large bets placed. Only one address placed a $150,000 bet that the match would not end in a draw during regulation time, but this address has lost $430,000 in 7 days and a total of $728,000 since its creation three weeks ago. Odaily Seer continues to monitor prediction markets, seeing changes before pricing.