10 #Bitcoin ETFs inflows 7,066 $BTC(+$703.6M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs inflows 14,425 $ETH(+$48.32M) yesterday.

According to official announcements, ForeGate Supercomputing Database, in collaboration with Michael Owen, OKX, WEEX, and OnebullEX, has officially released the *ForeGate 2026 World Cup Winning Guide* mid-tournament research report. The report integrates ForeGate’s AI prediction model and OKX.ai’s data path simulation to systematically analyze the 48 participating teams in the 2026 FIFA World Cup (co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico), covering their qualification odds, advancement paths, championship win probabilities, win/draw/loss trends, and handicap betting tendencies. The model currently boasts an overall prediction accuracy rate of 93.8%, demonstrating strong advantages in match outcome responsiveness, points calibration, and potential matchup path judgment. ForeGate stated that during the World Cup, it will continuously update its predictions based on match results, team form, and model simulation outcomes to help users understand the probabilistic logic behind schedule changes. Additionally, ForeGate’s million-dollar World Cup prediction campaign is ongoing, where users can participate in match predictions to split the $1 million prize pool.

During the weekend when traditional stock markets are closed, Trade.xyz—dubbed the "on-chain Nasdaq"—enables continuous trading and real-time price discovery via perpetual contracts, capabilities traditional finance cannot provide, pricing in advance the upcoming Monday’s U.S. and South Korean stock market moves. Popular U.S. stock assets on Trade.xyz have posted mixed performance compared to their Friday after-hours levels, and are expected to consolidate with minor fluctuations ahead of Monday’s pre-market. Their weekend performance is as follows: SpaceX is trading at $154.3, versus $152.769 in U.S. Friday after-hours trading; Micron Technology (MU) is at $1138.2, versus $1133.5 in Friday after-hours; SanDisk (SNDK) is at $2102.7, versus $2109 in Friday after-hours; NVIDIA is at $193.63, versus $192.71 in Friday after-hours; Marvell Technology (MRVL) is at $270.28, versus $265.248 in Friday after-hours; Intel is at $128.13, versus $127.62 in Friday after-hours; Alphabet (Google) is at $340.48, versus $336.15 in Friday after-hours; AMD is at $519.36, versus $518.7 in Friday after-hours. Popular South Korean stock assets on Trade.xyz saw slight gains on Saturday, and are expected to rise around 2% at Monday’s opening. Their weekend performance is as follows: Samsung Electronics is at $224.11, up from $221.17 in Friday’s closing price; SK Hynix is at $1786.1, up from $1741.37 in Friday’s closing price.

According to monitoring by Beating, a16z co-founder Marc Andreessen noted that many AI practitioners and industry insiders consider Zhipu GLM-5.2 to be the first Chinese AI model that can match or even outperform open models from leading U.S. labs on most tasks, while also being balanced across multiple capability dimensions. This development carries "extremely critical timing significance" amid accelerating global AI competition, as large model capabilities are gradually shifting from being dominated by a small number of U.S. labs to a multipolar competitive landscape. Click the original link below to join Beating’s Feishu AI News Channel, which provides 24/7 uninterrupted monitoring of global AI hotspots and news.

Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, has once again shared updates on Bitcoin Tracker, remarking, “We are gonna need more charts.” Per historical trends, MicroStrategy typically announces increases to its Bitcoin holdings the day after such statements.

BofA Securities chief strategist Michael Hartnett outlined three thresholds for a "full risk-off" trigger this summer in his latest Fund Flow Report: the Mag7 ETF falling below $60, USD/JPY dropping below 110, and the yield curve inverting again. None of these conditions have been met yet, but related signals are building. U.S. stock funds posted a net outflow of $8.5 billion, the first such outflow since March, following a historic $119.2 billion net inflow. The divergence where hyperscale cloud providers continue to underperform chip stocks has pushed the sustainability of AI capital spending to the core of market debate: Apple’s MacBook price hikes and Microsoft’s Xbox price increases are both directly tied to rising memory costs. Rack memory prices at Vera Rubin have surged by 435% cumulatively, and Goldman Sachs forecasts AI capital spending could reach as high as $1.4 trillion by 2027. Hartnett’s core ongoing question is: How much further do cloud providers need to fall before the market starts pricing in capital spending cuts? U.S. equity funds have shifted ahead of the curve, with liquidity flowing out of tech giants and into cyclical assets including semiconductors, small-caps, housing, and REITs — a move the market interprets as a front-run bet on a policy shift toward "affordability". For asset classes, Hartnett believes gold remains highly valuable for allocation below $4,000, and going long on long-dated U.S. Treasuries is currently the most contrarian long-term trade. The U.S. dollar is only suitable for short-term holding rather than long-term allocation, while going long on emerging markets over the long term is his strategic stance. Since Fed Chair Waller took office on May 22, U.S. Treasuries have risen by 3.2% cumulatively, while stocks have fallen by 1.6%, with bonds outperforming significantly.

Bank of America Securities chief strategist Hartnett outlined three triggers for a "full risk-off" environment this summer in his latest Fund Flow Report: Mag7 ETF falling below $60, USD/JPY dropping below 110, and the yield curve inverting again. None of these conditions have been met yet, but signals are building. U.S. equity funds have posted a net outflow of $8.5 billion, the first such outflow since March, following a historic $119.2 billion net inflow. The divergence where hyperscale cloud providers continue to underperform chip stocks has put the sustainability of AI capital expenditure at the center of market debate: Apple’s MacBook price hikes and Microsoft’s Xbox price increases are both directly tied to rising memory costs. Vera Rubin rack memory prices have surged 435% cumulatively, and Goldman Sachs projects AI capital expenditure could reach as high as $1.4 trillion by 2027. Hartnett’s core ongoing question is: How much further do cloud providers need to fall before the market begins pricing in capital expenditure cuts? U.S. equity funds have already shifted ahead of time; liquidity flowing out of tech giants is pouring into cyclical assets like semiconductors, small-caps, housing, and REITs, a move the market interprets as a front-run bet on policy shifting toward "affordability." At the asset class level, Hartnett believes gold still holds strong allocation value below $4,000, and going long on long-dated U.S. Treasuries is the most contrarian long-term trade right now. The U.S. dollar is only suitable for short-term holding rather than long-term allocation, and his strategic view is to go long on emerging markets over the long term. Since Fed Chair Waller took office on May 22, U.S. Treasuries have risen 3.2% cumulatively, while stocks have fallen 1.6%, with bonds significantly outperforming.