According to Odaily Planet Daily, Serenity, a well-known stock market guru, stated in an article on the X platform that robotics is becoming the next major focus for capital investment. Data from PitchBook in March (cited from a16z) shows a steep increase in both the number of deals and investment amounts in this sector, indicating a rapid concentration of funds in the robotics field. Notably, there is a significant cross-mapping effect between current AI infrastructure investment and the humanoid robot industry: many underlying investments related to AI data centers (DCs) are also providing crucial support for the large-scale deployment of humanoid robots. For example, the relationship between DRAM/NAND and storage/inference capabilities corresponds to the memory and real-time inference capabilities of robots; DFB laser and photonics technologies are directly related to the application of FMCW LiDAR in robot vision and perception systems. Currently, the main market exposure is concentrated in upstream components and basic technologies, and also distributed within the internal projects of large technology companies, such as the robotics and automation plans within the ecosystems of Amazon and Tesla. Looking ahead, as the technology chain matures, pure humanoid robot and robot body companies are expected to enter a global IPO window around 2027. The market generally expects that the second half of the year to 2027 may become the starting point of an important cycle for the securitization of independent assets of robots.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Canopy, an AI-native blockchain development framework, has announced the completion of an $8.5 million seed funding round. Participants included Arrington Capital, Fenbushi Capital, Borderless Capital, and SNZ Capital. The new funds will support its mainnet launch, expand its engineering team, and continue to advance its AI-native development tools and developer experience, compressing complex decentralized application development into readable code, enabling developers and AI programming assistants to quickly generate complete applications. (Crypto News)

According to PPP's prediction market tool, in Polymarket's "2026 World Cup Champion" prediction event, Smart Money (address: 0x84cfffc3f16dcc353094de30d4a45226eccd2f63) has a 48% win rate, having purchased over $106,000 worth of shares predicting France will win the World Cup. The average opening price was $18.5, and the current unrealized profit is approximately $14,909. Early this morning, the third round of Group I in the World Cup featured a key match between France and Norway. France easily won 4-1 thanks to Dembele's hat-trick in the first half. Currently, France's probability in the World Cup champion prediction event has risen to 22%, ranking first; followed by Argentina at 18%; and Spain in third place with 12%. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.