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1. Korean media: A certain exchange mistakenly issued 125 bitcoins which have not yet been recovered, and more than 80 people have already cashed out;
2. Tether has invested its stablecoin profits into 140 projects and plans to expand its staff to 450 people;
3. Kalshi ranks second on the free chart of the US Apple App Store, just behind ChatGPT;
4. Arthur Hayes: HYPE will outperform any altcoin with a market cap over 1 billion dollars in 2026;
5. A billionaire is listing a Gold Coast mansion for sale for 700 bitcoins;
6. The Infini attacker used Tornado Cash to transfer 9,154 ETH, worth 19.33 million dollars;
7. Vitalik: Algorithmic stablecoins are true DeFi;
8. Tom Lee: The crypto market may be in a bottoming phase, and Ethereum has seen rapid recoveries after multiple deep pullbacks;
9. Two new addresses withdrew 3,500 BTC and 30,000 ETH from a certain exchange, with a total value of 312 million dollars;
10. Strategy strategist: Strategy will never stop buying BTC.
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