XXAntiWar again cuts losses on its ZEC short position, suffering a $398,000 loss that erases all of its Hyperliquid profits from the past week.

On the FOMO platform, a whale holding Artificial Inu (AI) sold 6.096 million tokens this morning, worth $2.03 million. The whale still holds 17.5 million AI tokens (valued at $5.84 million), with total realized and unrealized profits of $7.56 million from its AI holdings. According to GMGN market data, Artificial Inu (AI) dropped over 12% between 5 AM and 6 AM this morning, likely due to the whale’s sell-off.

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin has surpassed $77,000, posting a 0.96% gain in the past 24 hours.

According to official announcements, Robinhood’s Robinhood Ventures Fund I (RVI) has participated in the $3.9 billion Series F financing round of AI infrastructure firm Crusoe, with an investment of $25 million. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stated that AI infrastructure is as important as AI models, adding that RVI investors now hold an indirect stake in Crusoe through the fund.

According to GMGN market data, the AI-themed token ORBIO in the Robinhood ecosystem briefly surpassed a $50 million market cap, currently trading at $46.18 million, hitting an all-time high. ORBIO is issued on the Pons platform, with its liquidity pool backed by Nvidia stock tokens. Public information shows that the project aims to build a low-cost AI points trading market, offering discounted points for over 400 AI models including Claude Fable and GPT Astra. BlockBeats reminds users that related tokens have low trading volumes and high price volatility, so investors should exercise caution.

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced that its Division of Market Participants has issued a no-action letter to providers of "passive software". Under specific conditions—where the software only assists users in trading with regulated futures commission merchants, introducing brokers, or designated contract markets—CFTC staff will not recommend enforcement action against providers that are not registered as introducing brokers or their affiliates. Eligible platforms may not hold user assets or make trading decisions on users’ behalf. This measure expands the case arrangement from March this year targeting the crypto wallet Phantom to qualifying software providers. Industry insiders believe this could make it easier for crypto wallets, websites, and other online platforms to access regulated prediction markets and other CFTC-supervised products. The guidance is viewed as favorable for the development and innovation of crypto market tools.

UNI continues its bull run amid multiple positive catalysts including favorable news from the SEC and its surging popularity on Robinhood’s chain, with a cumulative gain of over 30% in the past week. On-chain whales have also begun hoarding the token. According to TradingBeats’ monitoring, two new addresses have collectively withdrawn 1.07 million UNI (valued at $8.38 million) from centralized exchanges (CEXs) in the last 24 hours.