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1. Polymarket's weekly nominal trading volume has surpassed Kalshi for the first time since last November;
2. Trump Media & Technology Group is considering spinning off TruthSocial for a separate listing to prioritize the development of its crypto business;
3. AbraxasCapital has increased its short positions in gold again, with a total position of approximately $5.14 million;
4. Opinion: The current Iran conflict is unlikely to trigger an oil crisis;
5. MagicEden's CEO stated that support for Ethereum and Bitcoin NFT marketplaces will be discontinued as the platform shifts focus to prediction markets;
6. A whale has shorted 750 BTC with 40x leverage and is currently facing an unrealized loss of $1.187 million;
7. X's Head of Product clarified that the "Paid Partnership" label is not specifically targeted at prediction markets, but is intended to strengthen the disclosure mechanism for commercial content;
8. Driven by the growth in Polymarket trading activity, Polygon's POL burn volume in February also reached a historical high;
9. Opinion founder: Hopes the community will lower expectations for the S1 airdrop and emphasizes that more attention will be given to S2 rewards.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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