According to BlockBeats, on July 9th, community users reported that the latest version of the Binance App has officially launched the "Price Increase/Decrease Prediction" feature in the contract section. This service is powered by Predict.fun.

With this, Predict.fun now covers the three major traffic entry points of the Binance ecosystem, including the Market tab, the Futures tab, and the Binance Web3 wallet, further expanding the application of prediction markets in spot, futures, and on-chain user scenarios.

According to BlockBeats, on July 9th, OpenClaw announced the formal establishment of its 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation, as stated on its official blog. The announcement was made jointly by co-founders Peter Steinberger and Dave Morin. The foundation aims to operate in an open and independent manner, with a mission to bring the power of personal AI to everyone.

OpenClaw is currently adding 4.5 million new users every week, making it the fastest-growing code repository in GitHub history. The foundation has assembled a full-time team, with core members including chief architect Vincent Koc and other engineering and operations personnel.

Regarding partners, OpenAI provides inference support and is a major donor; NVIDIA launched NemoClaw to support local private deployment; Microsoft released Microsoft Scout, an enterprise-grade intelligent agent product based on OpenClaw technology; and the University of Michigan became the largest donor and established the Agent Computing Institute. In addition, more than 30 institutions, including Tencent, Atlassian, Vercel, and Cloudflare, have joined the partnership network.

In terms of ecosystem, tools such as ClawHub, ClawSweeper, and Crabbox continue to be improved, and ClawCon has held 34 events in 16 countries around the world, with nearly 30,000 participants.

According to BlockBeats, on July 9th, Dan Bin, Chairman of Oriental Harbor, posted an article on Xueqiu expressing a slightly optimistic view on market concerns that the successive listings of Changxin Memory and SK Hynix would divert funds . Dan Bin pointed out that if the market capitalization of the two memory companies reaches 3 trillion, 5 trillion, or even 7 trillion yuan after their listing, the overall market capitalization potential of the hard technology sector in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks will be completely unlocked, which is a significant long-term positive .

He stated that the A-share market has long suffered from a market capitalization ceiling, with leading liquor companies consistently setting the market benchmark and few companies surpassing them. However, given my country's current global industrial standing, the A-share market is fully capable of producing hard-tech leaders with a total market capitalization exceeding $1 trillion. In contrast, the combined market capitalization of just two or three tech giants in the US stock market is equivalent to the entire A-share market, a situation that does not reflect China's current economic strength. He eagerly anticipates hard-tech companies in sectors like memory chips achieving value breakthroughs, thereby reshaping the domestic capital market landscape.