According to official news, AlphAi has announced official support for prediction market trading and the simultaneous launch of a 2026 World Cup prediction event. Users can participate in World Cup-related prediction markets within AlphAi, including predictions of the champion, the Golden Boot winner, team advancement, and match results. During the event, new users can receive a 5 pUSD trial voucher upon registration, earn transaction fee points after completing trades, and participate in a prize pool. AlphAi stated that this launch marks a step in its expansion from Meme IPOs to prediction markets and more trading scenarios, and it will continue to explore Perp DEX, Stock, and RWA in the future.

According to Odaily Planet Daily on June 17, Duan Yongping made a rare comment on SpaceX on Xueqiu, saying, "If SpaceX can earn more than 150 billion a year, a market value of 3 trillion is not unreasonable," and emphasized that it seems possible in 5 or 10 years.

According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, the Iranian Armed Forces Command issued a stern warning regarding Israel's violation of the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon. (Jin Shi)

According to Odaily Seer, the probability of Messi winning the 2026 World Cup Golden Boot on Polymarket has risen to 25%, a 19% increase in 24 hours, tying for first place with Mbappe. Kane's probability has fallen to 12%, currently ranking third. Cristiano Ronaldo's probability is currently only 4%. Messi, who turned 39, shone in his World Cup debut, scoring a hat-trick against Algeria, equaling Klose's record for most World Cup goals. He has a real chance to surpass Klose's record in the coming days and become the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before prices are set.

A retail investor in GameStop has filed a class-action lawsuit in Delaware court seeking to block a vote on CEO Ryan Cohen's $3.5 billion compensation package until proper disclosure to shareholders is made. The lawsuit alleges that the GameStop board repeatedly altered procedures related to shareholder voting before issuing a misleading proxy statement, including whether Ryan Cohen could vote on his 9.3% stake and how abstentions would be calculated, in an attempt to suppress public investor voter turnout. Shareholders were scheduled to vote on the compensation package on July 7, which would award Cohen $3.5 billion in stock options if the company achieved a price-to-earnings ratio of $10 billion and accumulated EBITDA of $10 billion. (Bloomberg)