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🚨 Epic-level #世足四強對決 , who are you backing in this one? 🚨
Four top-tier powerhouses—only two teams can earn tickets to the final!
In this battle, your prediction is:
🇫🇷 France vs Spain 🇪🇸
｜Ironclad defense vs dazzling possession｜Whoever controls the midfield is the winner!
🏴 England vs Argentina 🇦🇷
｜British glory vs Messi’s final dance｜A fateful showdown—the tension is turned up to max!
👇👇 Comment section is open for battle “2026FIFA”👇👇
#predict #FIFA $BTC

I recently noticed this company, $IONQ.US , and I hope it can develop well.

$IONQ.US (NYSE: IONQ) was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Maryland, USA. It is a global leader in the quantum computing field and the first company to go public with a pure quantum computing business. As of 2026, the company is in a critical transition period from “lab-based R&D” to “large-scale enterprise-level commercialization.”

The company’s core introduction:
1. Core technology: Trapped-Ion
IonQ uses the “trapped-ion” technology, which is currently one of the most competitive architectures in quantum computing.
Operating principle: Uses individual atoms (such as ionized atoms of an element) as qubits and performs precise control through lasers.
Technical advantages:
High fidelity and connectivity: Features “all-to-all” connectivity, with high connection efficiency between qubits, which can reduce the complexity and compilation overhead during computation.
Modular design: Unlike superconducting quantum technologies that require extremely large dilution refrigerators, IonQ’s systems can be designed as modular, rack-mounted units—making it easier to deploy equipment to data centers or within enterprises.
Key metrics: IonQ emphasizes “Algorithmic Qubits (AQ)” as a metric, believing it better reflects the system’s practical computing power than simply pursuing the number of physical qubits.

2. Business model
IonQ’s revenue structure is shifting from the early “research and consulting” phase toward a more scalable “products and service subscriptions” model:
Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS): Delivers quantum computing power to users worldwide through cloud platforms such as Amazon Braket, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.
Hardware deployment: Directly sells or leases dedicated quantum computing systems to enterprises and government agencies to enable “on-premises deployment.”
Diverse applications: The business has expanded into quantum networking (secure communications), quantum sensing, and the development of optimized algorithms for the financial, pharmaceutical, and defense sectors.

Disclaimer: Quantum computing is a high-risk, high-technical-barrier frontier technology industry. The information above is provided for general overview only and does not constitute any investment advice.

Trump officially sent a letter to notify Congress; military operations against Iran have been restarted
Reuters reported that U.S. President Donald Trump has sent a letter to notify Congress that hostile actions toward Iran were resumed on July 7. The letter will trigger a new 60-day deadline to use force without needing congressional approval.
In a letter dated July 10, Trump said, “I have ordered this military action. This is consistent with my responsibility to protect the American people and the United States’ national security and foreign policy interests.”
The letter outlines Trump’s actions, including ordering a ceasefire on April 7 for two weeks (later extended), as well as his government’s efforts to resolve the conflict through diplomatic means.
The United States and Israel launched attacks against Iran on February 28 of this year.
Trump also mentioned the memorandum of understanding he signed with Iran on June 17, and said Iran violated the agreement by attacking commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, prompting him to order another attack on Iran.
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#newt $NEWT
Zhuzhu and I are back to chat with everyone—@NewtonProtocol . Last time we talked about how its data sources have pitfalls. Today we dig out a new issue: its so-called “brain” is actually pretty rigid.
Think about it: that so-called intelligent assessment, to put it plainly, just follows rules to the letter. Whatever boundaries it sets, it will never step over them. Sounds pretty safe, right? But on-chain market conditions change in an instant! Sometimes when extreme situations come up, for the sake of “compliance” it will just lock you up—watching a good opportunity slip away. Or when it should cut losses, it’s still going through its process. Isn’t that pure, stubborn “dead-brained” behavior?
Also, it’s mainly operating on the Base network right now, and its cross-chain capability is still not quite there. If you want it to automatically roam the whole network and “farm” opportunities, it can’t do that yet.
All in all, it’s kind of like a new driver who just passed the test: it knows the rules pretty well, but when faced with complicated road conditions, it can still get confused. For regular people to try it out with a bit of money, it’s fine. But if you truly want to rely on it for full automation and effortless lying-back-to-profit? Better wait a bit longer.
What do you all think—can this “stubborn brain” be improved?

#grvt
Newcomers who are just getting started with crypto derivatives—please don’t jump in and try those DEXs with poor experiences and laggy performance right away. It’s really easy to get taken advantage of. I sincerely recommend that new friends give @grvt_io a try—the entry barrier is very friendly for beginners.
What we fear most as beginners is complicated operations and concerns about funds not being safe. Grvt’s best feature is that it combines the advantages of decentralized trading and centralized exchanges. When you trade on it, you get a smooth order experience like from a big exchange—you don’t have to worry about network lag and missing out on market moves. At the same time, it uses on-chain settlement, so your money always stays in your own wallet. You don’t have to constantly worry about the platform running away.
And it also has its own on-chain insurance fund, so even in extreme market conditions, you don’t have to be afraid—this gives beginners a strong sense of security. It also perfectly avoids MEV attacks, so you don’t have to worry about bots grabbing the chance and inserting themselves. The interface is simple and easy to understand, making it ideal for beginners to practice and enjoy the charm of decentralized trading—steadily and confidently. #grvt

The sky is so blue today. Wishing everyone a smooth and pleasant day today.

There is a great X space where everyone can mutually follow and pay attention—it's on the X platform @tangyuan131419. Service hours are from 11:00 PM to 1:00 AM. When you go in, remember to co-host and raise your hand. First introduce yourself in English, then introduce it in Chinese. The time intro should preferably be within about 10 seconds. Remember, honesty matters—honesty, honesty is the most important. If he follows you, you must also follow him!!

U.S. Stock Market: Understand the “Magnificent Seven”

The “seven sisters” frequently mentioned in discussions of the U.S. stock market refers to seven heavyweight giants that are leading the technology wave: Nvidia (#NVIDIA ), Microsoft (#Microsoft ), Alphabet (#Google ), Amazon (Amazon), Meta, Apple (#Apple ), and Tesla (#Tesla ).

These companies are not only synonymous with technological innovation—their immense market capitalization is even large enough to influence the overall direction of the entire U.S. stock market. However, entering 2026, these seven giants are also facing new challenges and developments:
Capital expenditure test:
The market has begun to be more cautious about the massive capital expenditures these seven companies are making in the AI sector (expected to reach as high as $680 billion this year). Investors now care more about when these investments will translate into “real profits,” rather than simply being technologically ahead.
Diverging performance:
In the past, the “Magnificent Seven” often rose together sharply. But since 2026, as each company adjusts based on its own business—such as cloud profitability, the speed of AI monetization, and pressures in the electric vehicle market—stock performance has begun to show significant differences, no longer following a “rally in sync, fall together” pattern.
Key earnings season:
As a flurry of earnings reports is released toward the end of July, the market is closely watching these giants’ guidance for the future. For long-term investors, this is also an important point to assess whether the AI ecosystem has entered a “profit-harvesting period.”

I had my work outfit ready early this morning, but one minute before I left, I asked my supervisor for leave because my head was hurting badly, and my body was also very sore. I felt like I might be getting sick again, so I’m going to see a Chinese medicine practitioner this afternoon to get it taken care of.
$NVDAB $BNB $BTC

#newt $NEWT @NewtonProtocol
Yesterday I tried moving $NEWT from the Ethereum side over to Newton’s own Rollup. I thought it would be done in just a few minutes like a normal cross-chain transfer, but I got stuck on the confirmation page and waited for a while. There was no clear progress bar—so I could only stare at my wallet and keep waiting. At one point, I even wondered if it had gotten stuck. Later, I saw in the community that the official team apparently said that during the migration, node syncing takes some time; it isn’t a bug—just a normal situation. But the documentation really didn’t explain it clearly. People doing this for the first time are very likely to panic. Overall, nothing went wrong with the process and the funds arrived—it’s just that the waiting experience feels like there’s room for improvement. At the very least, adding some kind of indication or message would make people feel much more reassured.

#grvt
Let me share an observation: lately, this @grvt_io derivatives exchange seems to be making moves fairly frequently. First, it obtained a Bermuda Class M license, and then it removed KYC. Now you can trade with just an email address. I was quite surprised at first, because compliance licensing and “no KYC” sound a bit contradictory. But after taking a closer look, the logic actually makes sense. The assets are self-custodied in users’ wallets, and the exchange itself does not handle users’ funds—so from a regulatory standpoint, it may be easier to get approved.
Their perpetual contract offerings are also pretty diverse: in addition to coins, you can trade things like Tesla and gold. This approach isn’t quite like the old DEX models that were purely coin-denominated. It feels like they’re trying to build an on-chain trading venue that’s more aligned with traditional finance users’ habits. #grvt

#newt $NEWT
A restaurant I often go to—I've chatted with the owner about something. They require that all their ingredients come from several fixed, certified suppliers, and even if they cost more, they insist on using them. The reason is simple: whether the dishes taste good is one thing, but whether the ingredient supply is trustworthy is the real foundation for whether a restaurant can keep operating long-term.
This reminded me of the approach taken by @NewtonProtocol in the area of data. When Newton Mainnet Beta launched, it directly brought in two data partners, RedStone and Credora—both fairly solid players in their respective fields. Why does this matter?
Because Newton’s core selling point is enabling AI agents to carry out on-chain tasks autonomously using session keys or zkPermissions. But permission checks and transaction rules—everything behind that—must be supported by reliable external data. If the data sources aren’t clean, no matter how clever the permission design is, it’s still just an empty tower in the air.
With the two-layer architecture at the bottom for Ethereum mainnet settlement and Keystore Rollup for permission management, plus VaultKit SDK that lets developers define their own transaction rules, the whole system comes together. It’s more like first aligning the “ingredient supply chain” before discussing “how the food is cooked.”
Whether the foundation is solid is often more worth looking at than the surface-level craftsmanship.

#grvt
Recently I started trading with @grvt_io , and honestly the experience is much smoother than I expected.
Their biggest selling point is “self-custody + CEX experience”: your assets don’t have to be handed over to the exchange for custody, but the order placement and matching speed is still about the same as a centralized exchange. Settlement on-chain uses zero-knowledge proofs, and off-chain matching is so fast it’s in the millisecond range—basically I can’t feel any latency.
Also, there’s no KYC requirement now. You can open an account and start trading with just an email address, which is really friendly for someone like me who dislikes complicated processes. Besides mainstream coin perpetual contracts, you can even trade perpetual contracts for gold, crude oil, and even Tesla stock. Leverage goes up to 50x, with way more variety than on many other platforms. As a compliant DEX that has obtained the Bermuda Class M license, the sense of security is also stronger than some “wild” platforms. I’m planning to dig deeper into their RWA yield products—feels like this path in 2026 will get even more competitive. #grvt