According to official news, OKX has opened a separate 1 BTC prize pool for the opening match of the 2026 World Cup in its World Cup prediction event. Currently, users can participate in predicting the result of the Mexico vs. South Africa match at 3:00 AM Beijing time on June 12th, and share in the 1 BTC prize pool based on their profit or loss performance. This prize pool is a new addition to the World Cup prediction event and is calculated independently from the overall points leaderboard rewards. However, the relevant points will still be included in the overall points leaderboard and will be used to share in the 16.66 BTC full-period prize pool. OKX will continue to open separate prize pools for other major events in the future.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghae stated that the United States continues to violate the ceasefire agreement and undermines the diplomatic process. (Jinshi)

According to CryptoQuant data, Bitcoin whales dominated bargain hunting in the $60,000 to $61,000 range, accounting for 61.6% of buying activity in that range.

Starting June 10th, developers can officially access Anthropic's newly released Claude Fable 5 model through the B.AI platform. As Anthropic's most powerful coding model to date, Claude Fable 5 is designed for challenging engineering scenarios such as legacy system migration, complex bug fixing in production environments, and long-cycle asynchronous development, demonstrating exceptional performance in code generation, logical reasoning, and problem-solving. This model further enhances its long-context understanding and task planning capabilities, easily handling complex development processes that can last for hours or even days. Currently, the API is fully open, supporting flexible integration and invocation; the web-based dialogue function will also be launched on the B.AI platform soon, providing developers with a more convenient and seamless interactive experience.

Odaily Planet Daily reported on June 10 that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) provided further interpretation of its May 22 circular. Frequently Asked Questions (9) in the circular stated that Hong Kong licensed companies can continue to open new accounts for mainland Chinese investors (i.e., investors using Chinese resident identity cards and/or Chinese passports as identification documents), but must comply with all account opening requirements. The SFC further stated that Hong Kong licensed companies can continue to provide services to existing mainland Chinese clients, provided that the services are not provided within mainland China and that they have complied with all relevant laws and regulations of Hong Kong and applicable jurisdictions. The SFC also noted the joint notice issued by mainland Chinese authorities on May 22, 2026, whose requirements also apply to the activities of financial institutions in other jurisdictions (i.e., not limited to Hong Kong) when providing services to mainland Chinese investors. (Securities Times)