A newly created crypto wallet predicted three World Cup matches within two days, incurring a total loss of over $3.97 million.

According to Hyperinsight’s monitoring, BlackBerry (BB) has continued to attract capital inflows, rising 40% cumulatively over the past seven days and 270% since its early April low. On Hyperliquid, BB is currently priced at $11.6, up 3.4% intraday. A trader with the wallet address starting with 0xa5fd has maintained a 10x long position on BB’s contract since the first day it was listed on trade.xyz (32 days ago). The trader allocated $58,000 to build the position, which now has an unrealized profit of $186,000, representing a return of approximately 318%. The average entry price was $8.8, with the position size totaling $770,000. Additional notes: In recent years, BlackBerry has completed its transition to a software-centric business, with its core product—the QNX real-time operating system—widely applied in smart vehicles, autonomous driving, robotics and other fields. The recent sharp rally in its stock is mainly driven by factors including the market’s revaluation of its Physical AI concept, sustained growth of the QNX business, better-than-expected Q1 results, and an upward revision to its full-year earnings guidance. BlackBerry was once a global leader in business smartphones. After its mobile phone business declined, it gained renewed attention during the 2021 U.S. retail investor vs. Wall Street meme stock craze. There remains market division over this latest rally: some hold that its improving fundamentals provide support, while others view it as a resurgence of meme stock momentum.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (X handle @ai_9684xtpa), Solana meme coin ANSEM has surged nearly 600 times in the three days since its launch, with its market capitalization quickly exceeding $100 million. Over the past 24 hours, a total of 12 addresses have cumulatively invested $1.985 million to establish new positions in ANSEM (only counting addresses with single buy transactions of over $100,000), further pushing up the token's price.

The South Korean government today unveiled its latest industrial plan, with President Lee Jae-myung stating that South Korea must promptly advance the construction of chip production facilities, as existing industrial parks are approaching their carrying limits in terms of water resources and infrastructure. Going forward, the country will focus on expanding semiconductor supply capacity through investments in its southwestern region. Under the plan, South Korea plans to build four chip manufacturing plants in the southwestern region, with a total investment of about 800 trillion won, and aims to invest at least 30 trillion won in semiconductor fields including next-generation memory, edge AI, and defense over the next 15 years. Additionally, the chip packaging cluster in the Chungcheong region is projected to receive an investment of 81 trillion won, AI data center construction is expected to draw around 550 trillion won, new industrial projects in the southwestern region will see investments ranging from 5 trillion to 20 trillion won, and the overall project scale in Gwangju and Jeolla regions could reach up to 520 trillion won. The South Korean government also stated its goal of doubling DRAM production capacity within the next five years and increasing South Korea’s share of the global humanoid robot market. Officials project that the global memory chip market will grow approximately fourfold over the next five years. In reaction to the news, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) turned from negative to positive in the afternoon, after falling more than 3% at one point during the session.

China's A-share semiconductor equipment sector rallied again in the afternoon. As of press time, Huahai Qingke and Jingyi Equipment surged more than 11%, Jinhaitong and Huaya Smart had earlier hit their daily limit, while stocks such as Huafeng Measurement & Control and Core Source Micro rose in tandem. (Jinshi)

Serenity stated in a report that the decade from 2020 to 2030 is poised to be the fastest period of technological advancement in human history. Reusable rockets are driving rapid development of orbital computing infrastructure, with firms like Rocket Lab and SpaceX continuously enhancing their launch capabilities; Anthropic and OpenAI are advancing artificial intelligence (AI) toward general artificial intelligence (AGI) and even more advanced stages. Humanoid robots from companies including Boston Dynamics and Unitree are making steady progress, and are expected to gradually replace some labor tasks. Additionally, high-energy laser technology is expanding from the defense sector to AI data centers, autonomous driving technologies from Waymo and Tesla continue to be deployed commercially, and quantum computing is also expected to achieve breakthroughs by the end of this decade. Multiple cutting-edge technologies are advancing toward industrialization in parallel, making the current period a highly historically significant investment cycle.

South Korean government announced plans to construct four chip plants in the country's southwest, with an investment of approximately 800 trillion won. Samsung Electronics will build two new semiconductor factories, while SK Hynix will add two new plants. Over the next 15 years, investment in the chip sector is projected to reach at least 30 trillion won, covering areas including next-generation memory, edge artificial intelligence (AI), and defense. Source: Jinshi