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1. Arthur Hayes: Expects Hyperliquid trading volume to surge, optimistic about HYPE rising above $150;
2. Polymarket adds new market on "When will Israel and Hezbollah reach a permanent peace agreement";
3. A major HYPE whale unstakes 150,000 HYPE and places a sell order for 100,000 HYPE;
4. Financial officials warn that the Anthropic Claude Mythos Preview model endangers the global banking network's defenses;
5. Publicly-listed Bitcoin miners will sell over 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026, exceeding the total for all of 2025;
6. Meme coin ASTEROID on the ETH chain briefly surpasses a market capitalization of $20 million;
7. Iran states it is ready to launch a strong counterattack against enemy aggression;
8. UBS: Still expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 50 basis points later this year;
9. Analyst: The upside potential for European stocks is limited this year;
10. Mitsubishi UFJ: Gold futures expected to achieve a weekly gain.
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