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Former technical lead for Google’s YouTube App architecture Patrick Shyu tweeted that he has sold all his Bitcoin and suffered massive financial losses. Shyu noted that Bitcoin has dropped 50% from 120,000 yuan last October to just over 60,000 yuan this summer, adding that no preparation can cushion the psychological impact of such market movements—especially when using leverage... "My leverage ratio was too high. A tiny mistake led to devastating consequences," he said.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched an investigation into prediction market platform Polymarket in recent weeks. The probe remains ongoing, though its specific focus is unclear. Polymarket was granted approval to resume limited operations in the U.S. last year, and the latest inquiry adds fresh regulatory pressure on the firm. As prediction markets grow rapidly, multiple U.S. states and consumer advocacy groups are pushing for stricter oversight. Over a dozen states have already taken legal action against Polymarket and Kalshi, alleging they operate illegal sports betting businesses. (Financial Times)

This morning, two major AI giants successively announced major model updates: OpenAI released a preview version of the GPT-5.6 series, including three variants: Sol, Terra, and Luna. Anthropic’s Mythos 5 has been approved for redeployment to U.S. institutions, while its public version Fable 5 is also imminent. Previously, the market had widely expected GPT-5.6 to launch before June 23, 2026, but it was delayed by three days. Notably, both companies’ announcements referenced "U.S. government intervention". Claude Fable 5 received limited clearance after intensive lobbying by Anthropic executives, while GPT-5.6 is restricted to trusted Codex and API partners only. Market analysts note that the U.S. government is no longer a passive observer of AI model releases; it has effectively controlled the pace of public rollouts of cutting-edge AI via mechanisms like CAISI pre-deployment reviews and export controls, prioritizing national security and risk mitigation. This may signal a profound shift in AI governance from "industry self-regulation" to "state-led". BlockBeats Note: Leading labs including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and xAI have signed agreements with CAISI (U.S. Center for AI Safety and Innovation, formerly the AI Safety Institute), allowing the government to conduct national security-related tests on models before their public release—covering cybersecurity, biosecurity, chemical weapons risks, model autonomy, etc. Though nominally "voluntary", these assessments have become a standard prerequisite for large model launches. Once a model’s capabilities hit the "cutting-edge model coverage" threshold (determined by agencies like the NSA via classification benchmarks), it may trigger additional reviews or restrictions.

Anthropic announced, "Since June 12, we have been working closely with the U.S. government to restore access to Claude Mythos 5 and FABLE 5. Today, the government informed us that Mythos 5—the company’s most powerful cybersecurity model—can be redeployed to multiple U.S. agencies. We will continue collaborating with the government to expand access to Mythos 5 and make FABLE 5 available to the public once again."

Today, OpenAI released a preview version of its GPT-5.6 model series, which includes three variants: Sol, Terra, and Luna. The three variants are named after the Latin words for the Sun (Sol), Earth (Terra), and Moon (Luna). OpenAI chose a solar system theme for its model family to symbolize "cosmically vast AI capability tiers" and convey a sense of inspiration and timelessness. However, these three terms carry deep significance for the crypto community as well. SOL is the native token of the Solana blockchain. Terra, a once wildly popular algorithmic stablecoin project, had LUNA as its ecosystem’s core token. The 2022 collapse of this ecosystem was a major marker of the crypto market’s shift from a bull to a bear that year. Given the high overlap between OpenAI’s naming and the crypto space, Solana’s official Twitter account playfully replied: "Sam Altcoinman."

Overnight to early morning, the U.S. and Iran saw renewed small-scale clashes. The U.S. announced strikes on Iran in response to its attacks on merchant ships. However, the incident appears under control for now, with no signs of escalation. As a result, crude oil prices on trade.xyz have not risen sharply, with Brent crude trading at $73.795 at press time. On the tech front, both OpenAI and Anthropic have unveiled major updates. OpenAI released a preview version of its GPT-5.6 model series, including three variants: Sol, Terra, and Luna. Due to U.S. government restrictions on its advanced AI model safety review framework, the model is initially available in limited preview only to a small number of trusted partners, with plans to roll out to the public in the coming weeks. Anthropic’s Mythos 5 has been approved for redeployment to U.S. institutions, while its public-facing Fable 5 is also set to return soon. The major product updates from these two leading AI model companies may provide some support to AI stocks next week. Additionally, per Bitget market data, U.S. stocks closed overnight: the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.12%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.07%, and the Nasdaq declined 0.24%. Recently strong semiconductor and storage concept stocks softened and corrected lower: Western Digital fell 13%, Seagate Technology dropped 12%, SanDisk slid 10%, Micron Technology decreased 6.6%, and Qualcomm fell 7%.