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The Musk Trillionaire Effect
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Bitcoin holds $80 while CryptoQuantum warns the market.
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US Senate schedules vote on sweeping cryptocurrency bill.
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CertiK warns of $101 million lost in crypto attacks by 2026.
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AVAX C-Chain monthly trading volume has increased more than 6 times since June 2025AVAX C-Chain's monthly transaction volume has increased more than sixfold since June 2025. (Cointelegraph)
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Charles Schwab moves into prediction market businessGlonghui, June 22 — Charles Schwab is entering the prediction markets. According to informed sources, the brokerage firm is collaborating with Cboe Global Markets to launch "all-or-nothing" options contracts, allowing clients to make binary "yes or no" bets on the performance of the S&P 500 Index. These contracts differ slightly from those offered by platforms such as Kalshi or Polymarket, which list futures contracts rather than options. However, the fundamental mechanism of these binary options works the same way: depending on whether the index's closing price is above or below the target price, they either pay a fixed cash settlement or nothing at all. Sources have indicated that Charles Schwab will offer these contracts to clients in the coming months. In addition, Charles Schwab is also introducing a similar options product featuring a function from Cboe called "the plus zone", which allows traders to receive partial payments if their broad market direction predictions are correct, even if the closing price of the index does not exactly match their forecast.
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According to Global Times, the U.S. renewable energy sector has recently experienced a paradoxical situation: on one hand, the government is offering large sums of money to incentivize companies to abandon offshore wind power projects, while on the other hand, the country's largest-ever renewable energy project has finally been connected to the grid and started supplying electricity after 20 years of construction.Against the backdrop of surging electricity demand and a global energy transition, trends and executive decisions in the U.S. energy sector are intertwining and clashing, resulting in a rather complex situation. According to The New York Times, the U.S. Department of the Interior stated last week that it would pay $765 million to U.S. energy developer Invenergy to abandon its plan to build an offshore wind power plant. Under the agreement, Invenergy will voluntarily return four federal offshore wind farm leases and use the government compensation to develop at least five new natural gas power plants in the Midwest and pursue geothermal projects in the West. This marks the third such transaction under the current U.S. administration to cancel offshore wind leasing rights. Previously, the U.S. government reached an agreement with French energy giant TotalEnergies, which relinquished offshore wind projects near California and elsewhere in exchange for investing in fossil fuel projects. The report notes that the latest move means the U.S. government has spent about $2.5 billion on terminating offshore wind projects, which is described as “a highly unusual use of taxpayer money.”