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The probability of Polymarket's "GPT-5.6 will not be open to the public before June 28" has risen to 78%, up 67% in 24 hours. On June 11, OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki described GPT-5.6 as a significant upgrade over GPT-5.5 in an internal memo. Analysts believe that previous leaks regarding the Codex backend in May, along with the rapid iteration pace since the release of GPT-5.5 on April 23, have reinforced market expectations for the imminent launch of GPT-5.6. The rules specify that GPT-5.6 includes not only models explicitly named GPT-5.6 but also models identified by OpenAI as direct successors to GPT-5.5 (such as GPT-5.7, GPT-5.8, etc.). Task-specific models, cost-optimized versions like Nano/Mini, and o series inference models are not included in the scope of this event, nor do flagship next-generation models such as GPT-6 qualify. Eligible models must be officially open to the public, including open beta or open waitlist forms. Versions limited to closed testing or private access do not meet the settlement criteria. This event will use official OpenAI announcements and information from their official website as the main basis for settlement, supplemented by verification from reputable media reports.

```htmlJinse Finance reports that on June 21, Goldman Sachs recently lowered its year-end 2026 gold price forecast by $500 per ounce, as the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates again this year. Analysts at Goldman Sachs stated that the gold target price for December has been reduced to $4,900 per ounce. This means that gold prices are still expected to rise in the second half of this year, but the increase will be smaller than previously anticipated. In recent years, this Wall Street giant has been one of the most steadfast and high-profile bullish voices in the gold market. This adjustment in the gold target price marks a slight shift in the bank’s tone. (Cailian Press)```

Michael Saylor stated on Platform X that Bitcoin supporters agree on 99% of important matters, and should not let the 1% of differences cause division. Especially when the vast majority of global capital has not yet entered the Bitcoin monetary network, opportunities outweigh arguments.