Vida, founder of BWENEWS, recently reviewed his trading process during the BROCCOLI714 abnormal price surge, stating that he detected the extreme price anomaly in BROCCOLI714 immediately by using pre-set alerts for short-term price increases in altcoins and monitoring spot and futures price spreads. He pointed out that after checking Binance's spot order book, he found that with a market capitalization of only about $40 million, spot buy orders once exceeded $20 million, which clearly did not conform to normal market manipulation logic and was more likely to be due to account theft or abnormal market-making program behavior. The trader stated that after confirming that the spot price was continuously driven up by abnormal funds and the futures price was suppressed by the circuit breaker mechanism, he first closed his original arbitrage position based on funding rates, locking in about $300,000 in profit; subsequently, after the Binance futures circuit breaker was lifted, he added to his long position at about $0.046, and continued to monitor the order book changes, anticipating that the abnormal buy orders might be withdrawn by risk control at any time. After the initial cancellation of spot buy orders, the trader chose to liquidate all spot and long positions, cashing out approximately $1.5 million. The trader further stated that after confirming the complete withdrawal of the abnormal buy orders, a short position was established on the contract side, and closed after a significant price drop, completing the second phase of the trade. The trader summarized that the key to this operation was the automated early warning mechanism, rapid identification of abnormal order book behavior, and the anticipation and patient execution of the scenario that "abnormal price manipulation inevitably leads to a pullback." Previous news: A market maker's Binance account was suspected of being hacked, resulting in an abnormal price surge in BROCCOLI714-USDT spot trading.

According to PANews, a new report from Global SWF reveals that global sovereign wealth funds have reached a historic high of $15 trillion in assets under management this year. This increase is largely attributed to gains from widespread market rallies and continued investments in the technology sector. By 2025, sovereign investors are expected to have invested a total of $66 billion in AI and digitalization. In this trend, Middle Eastern wealth funds have been particularly active, emerging as leaders in digital transformation source: https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/34491298077577?utm_source=BinanceNewsRSS

According to PANews, a new report from Global SWF reveals that global sovereign wealth funds have reached a historic high of $15 trillion in assets under management this year. This increase is largely attributed to gains from widespread market rallies and continued investments in the technology sector. By 2025, sovereign investors are expected to have invested a total of $66 billion in AI and digitalization. In this trend, Middle Eastern wealth funds have been particularly active, emerging as leaders in digital transformation. Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Co. plans to invest $12.9 billion in AI and digitalization by 2025. Meanwhile, the Kuwait Investment Authority and the Qatar Investment Authority are set to invest $6 billion and $4 billion, respectively.

According to BlockBeats, the prediction market platform Opinion has experienced an attack on January 1, resulting from 'context contamination' during the open-source indexing phase of its AI oracle. This led to significant deviations in prediction outcomes due to the feeding of incorrect information. The team has provided updates on the situation: All affected users will receive full compensation. The team is currently compiling and verifying data, with compensation distribution to be completed promptly source: https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/34493141795721?utm_source=BinanceNewsRSS

According to BlockBeats, the prediction market platform Opinion has experienced an attack on January 1, resulting from 'context contamination' during the open-source indexing phase of its AI oracle. This led to significant deviations in prediction outcomes due to the feeding of incorrect information. The team has provided updates on the situation: All affected users will receive full compensation. The team is currently compiling and verifying data, with compensation distribution to be completed promptly. Affected users do not need to take any action as compensation will be automatically credited. The system has undergone optimization, successfully identifying and fixing the factors that caused the context contamination. This fix is expected to enhance the accuracy and self-correction capabilities of AIOracle. An additional review mechanism has been implemented. All future market settlements will include an extra verification step before on-chain confirmation to ensure comprehensive review and prevent similar issues from occurring again.

According to PANews, DeepSeek has released a new paper proposing a novel architecture called Manifold-Constrained Hyperconnections (mHC). This development aims to address issues of training instability and limited scalability in hyperconnection networks (HC) caused by disruptions in identity mapping properties. The mHC architecture maps the residual connection space of HC to a specific manifold to restore identity mapping characteristics, while incorporating rigorous infrastructure optimization to ensure efficiency. This approach has led to significant performance improvements and superior scalability. DeepSeek anticipates that mHC will serve as a flexible and practical extension of HC, contributing to a deeper understanding of topological architecture design and indicating promising directions for the evolution of foundational models. The paper lists Zhenda Xie, Yixuan Wei, and Huanqi Cao as the first authors, with Wenfeng Liang also included among the authors.

According to PANews, DeepSeek has released a new paper proposing a novel architecture called Manifold-Constrained Hyperconnections (mHC). This development aims to address issues of training instability and limited scalability in hyperconnection networks (HC) caused by disruptions in identity mapping properties. The mHC architecture maps the residual connection space of HC to a specific manifold to restore identity mapping characteristics, while incorporating rigorous infrastructure optimization to ensure efficiency. This approach has led to significant performance improvements and superior scalability source: https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/34493144806513?utm_source=BinanceNewsRSS

According to Odaily, investment bank The Benchmark Company has reiterated its buy rating for Strategy (MSTR), a company holding Bitcoin assets. The firm has set a target price of $705 for the year 2026. source: https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/34493146801833?utm_source=BinanceNewsRSS

According to Odaily, investment bank The Benchmark Company has reiterated its buy rating for Strategy (MSTR), a company holding Bitcoin assets. The firm has set a target price of $705 for the year 2026.

According to PANews, Franklin Templeton has updated its XRP spot ETF holdings data. As of December 31, 2025, the company's XRP holdings have reached 118,387,154. 16 units, with a market value of $215,197,065. 61 source: https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/34493447071914?utm_source=BinanceNewsRSS

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