Polymarket issued a “resolution clarification” that overturned what appeared to be an already-established market outcome, invalidating a $35,000 prediction by a 20-year-old student and wiping about $3.8 million in positions across 1,838 accounts. According to Odaily, the clarification clause is written into the platform’s detailed rules and allows interpretive revisions to a market’s settlement after the fact, which can change final payouts. Traders expressed strong dissatisfaction, saying the ability to reverse outcomes after settlement weakens certainty in market rules and has sparked broad debate in both the Polymarket and Kalshi communities. Users said the incident originated from a case made public on June 13, where the market outcome appeared to have been settled before being reversed due to a rules interpretation. Industry analysis cited in the report said such mechanisms create “resolution clarification risk” in prediction markets and described it as an unhedgeable tail-risk event. The analysis added that if such actions occur frequently, high-risk liquidity could shift from current platforms to venues regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission or those with formal arbitration mechanisms. The report also described the incident as part of a recent series of disputes, including settlement controversies involving the UMA oracle and Strategy-related Bitcoin markets, which have continued to test participants’ trust in the “finality” of prediction-market outcomes.

Americans rank job loss as their biggest fear about artificial intelligence, while curing diseases like cancer tops their hopes, according to a survey of nearly 52,000 people by Anthropic. According to BeInCrypto, Anthropic’s Public Record study surveyed 51,993 Americans in late 2025 and found 64% cited job loss as their top AI fear, followed by cognitive dependency (56%) and misinformation (52%). Only 15% said they trust AI companies to steer the technology. On the upside, 48% put curing cancer or Alzheimer’s among their top three AI uses, and 71% want government involvement in AI oversight.

Iran-linked hacker group Handala said it breached FBI surveillance drones and warned of attacks tied to the 2026 World Cup. According to BeInCrypto, SITE Intelligence Group said Handala claimed it had access “for months” to footage from FBI first-person view (FPV) drones used for counterterrorism, including facial recognition and license plate checks, and cited team buses as a possible target. SITE questioned the evidence, saying one purported hack video came from a software firm’s December 2024 promotion. Handala also claimed in March it hacked FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email. The State Department is offering up to $10 million for information on Handala members.

Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick has put forward a rather bold view: the bottom of the BTC cycle has been locked around 59k, a drop of 53%, winter is over, and welcome back to the crypto spring.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news report, "Jinse Morning 8," issue 3089, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

Bitcoin came under renewed pressure as traders weighed rising oil prices, accelerating producer inflation, and signs of weakening institutional demand, raising concerns that support near $60,000 could be tested. According to Cointelegraph, the Nasdaq 100 Index dropped 7.5% in the seven days leading up to June 10, wiping out $2.7 trillion in market value and putting broader risk sentiment under strain as inflation concerns intensified alongside higher energy costs. The ongoing war in Iran pushed Brent crude oil prices above $90, fueling fears of an economic slowdown and prompting markets to price in tighter US Federal Reserve policy for longer than previously expected. The US Labor Department reported Thursday that its producer price index jumped 6.5% from May 2025, the highest level since 2022. In response, traders began anticipating 40% odds of an interest rate increase by the US Fed by September, up from 5% one month earlier, based on the CME FedWatch Tool. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin two-month futures traded below the 4% neutral premium relative to spot markets on Thursday, signaling subdued demand for bullish leverage. Equity-market dynamics also remained in focus, with the upcoming $75 billion SpaceX (SPCX US) IPO reported as oversubscribed by more than 2x, suggesting investors were still willing to back technology growth despite recent volatility. Cointelegraph noted that AI infrastructure companies were seeking significant funding for build-outs, contributing to negative market reactions, as Google (GOOG US) announced plans to raise $80 billion, while Oracle (ORCL US) and Super Micro Computer (SMCI US) followed with $40 billion and $7 billion, respectively. The Friday debut of SpaceX shares was described as likely to influence sentiment around upcoming IPOs. The report also said it appeared premature to label the AI sector a bubble after SpaceX marked the largest IPO in history at a $1.77 trillion valuation. Separately, US markets reacted positively after U.S. President Donald Trump called off planned strikes on Iran, citing renewed negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Bitcoin’s decline also coincided with Strategy (MSTR US) temporarily halting its Bitcoin accumulation to reduce convertible debt, while its cash position fell to seven months of dividend coverage and its preferred variable Stretch (STRC US) shares moved away from the $100 level that would enable further equity issuance. Meanwhile, $1.9 billion in outflows from US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs in June added to bearish sentiment, as the flows are widely viewed as a proxy for institutional demand. Cointelegraph said Bitcoin was currently struggling to function as a hedge against a stock market sell-off, and that the possibility of a further correction below $60,000 should not be ruled out.

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