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1. Chinese Meme coins continue their upward trend, with the market cap of a certain exchange's native token surpassing 380 million USD;
2. Trump: It is absolutely unacceptable for Iran to possess nuclear weapons;
3. Former US Treasury Secretary Yellen: Still believes the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates this year;
4. A user attempted to execute a trading strategy using AI, with their account growing from 100 USDT to a peak of around 200,000 USD;
5. In the NBA Play-In Tournament, the Hornets defeated the Heat, with an account holding over 1 million USD making about 210,000 USD profit from a single game;
6. RAVE surpassed 19 USD to reach a new all-time high, with daily liquidations amounting to 29.16 million USD;
7. Farcaster clarified that it will not issue a token, stating that related token discussions originated from the forked project Hypersnap;
8. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of 411 million USD yesterday, with BlackRock's IBIT leading the way with a net inflow of 214 million USD.
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