The highest-earning account on Polymarket belongs to sports prediction trader Swiss Tony, with profits totaling approximately $12.25 million.

Prediction market platform Predict.fun released a post introducing its native token PREDICT, which has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. The allocation is as follows: 50.95% for ecosystem and community, 26.05% for early supporters, 10% for core contributors, 8% for the treasury, and 5% for liquidity. At the Token Generation Event (TGE), 16% of the total supply will be unlocked. The shares of core contributors and early supporters are fully locked at TGE, with a 24-month cliff period followed by monthly vesting over the subsequent 36 months, leading to a total unlock cycle of approximately five years. For the first season airdrop, 70 million PREDICT tokens (accounting for 7% of the total supply) are allocated from the ecosystem and community pool. Recipients can choose to claim 35% immediately, or opt for full 100% vesting over 12 months. The official stated that the claim date will be announced within the next 24 hours, alongside the final results of the first season Predict Points.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, two dormant PEPE whales transferred a total of 2.27 trillion PEPE tokens today, worth $10.19 million. One address received 814.337 billion PEPE four months ago, which was valued at $2.27 million at the time; it transferred out the holdings roughly 8 hours ago, with a value of $3.66 million. The other address moved 1.457 trillion PEPE about 7 hours ago, worth $6.53 million.

According to SpotOnChain monitoring, a crypto whale has just added 4,000 ETH (valued at $9.4 million) to its Aave leveraged long position, bringing the position to 22,504 ETH (worth $53.17 million) and borrowing $31 million in stablecoins. It is currently the largest active leveraged ETH long on Aave. The whale purchased the 4,000 ETH, deposited it as collateral on Aave, then borrowed stablecoins to increase its position.

Beating AI News Flash, October 26 – The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has just filed an appeal seeking to reinstate a full federal ban on Anthropic. The next day, the General Services Administration (GSA), the federal agency in charge of government procurement, announced an expanded partnership allowing government agencies to use Claude at a 40% discount, with pay-as-you-go billing and no minimum spending commitments. Back in February, GSA publicly supported the Trump administration’s ban on Anthropic and removed Claude from its government procurement list. In March, a California court halted the full ban, and GSA restored Claude’s procurement eligibility in April. In August, the court further ruled the government’s broad ban was illegal. While the DOJ has now filed the appeal, the ruling does not automatically become invalid. Anthropic disclosed that roughly 500 U.S. federal, state, and local government organizations are currently using Claude, with usage by federal civilian agencies growing approximately 20-fold over the past year. This has created a delicate situation: while the DOJ is still in court fighting to reinstate the ban, the government’s procurement arm has proactively secured a new discounted agreement for Claude.

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Two dormant $PEPE whales moved 2.27T $PEPE ($10.19M) today.