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1. Anthropic may launch its IPO as early as October, and investment banks have already arranged pre-communications with investors;
2. Base co-founder: The bet on on-chain social was a mistake, Base application will be handed back to an exchange and taken over by Cobie;
3. DTCC will tokenize Microsoft, SPY, QQQ, and US Treasuries on behalf of Wall Street companies;
4. Trump will meet with some lawmakers regarding the ethics provisions of the CLARITY Act;
5. US June PPI year-on-year is 5.5%, expected 6.2%;
6. The US government has emptied wallets holding Alameda Research and FTX seized crypto assets, transferring about $9.5656 million worth of assets;
7. SpaceXAI announced the open sourcing of Grok Build;
8. As the stock price continues to fall, SpaceX short sellers have made a profit of $3.88 billion on paper;
9. Musk: X will fully open source its codebase after completing the security vulnerability review;
10. Jiang Zhuoer has fully sold all ETH spot holdings, predicting the rebound ceiling to be about $2,000.
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