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According to data from the prediction market platform Polymarket, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, OpenAI has a 76% probability of reaching a $1 trillion valuation in 2026, a 39% increase from the previous estimate.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that OpenAI has announced the completion of its latest funding round, securing $122 billion in committed capital, bringing the company's post-money valuation to $852 billion. The company stated that this funding will be used to scale its AI capabilities and accelerate the delivery of "useful intelligence" to users worldwide, thereby enabling rapid diffusion of its technology and applications. OpenAI emphasizes that its core objective is to create a "compound effect" of AI capabilities globally by improving accessibility, driving sustained growth in productivity and innovation.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has strongly criticized the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, arguing that it could have long-term negative impacts on implementation, political risks, and industry structure. Hoskinson stated that even if the bill passes, the rule-making and implementation process could take up to 15 years, leading to prolonged stagnation in the industry amidst uncertainty. He pointed out that the current U.S. political environment (especially after the FTX incident) has tightened regulations, potentially leading to new projects being implicitly considered securities, thus stifling innovation. He further warned that the bill could be "weaponized" by future administrations, becoming a political tool, and that different parties could use its provisions to target specific projects or industry participants. Furthermore, Hoskinson criticized the bill's complex and overly "America-centric" design, ignoring global regulatory coordination and focusing too much on peripheral issues like stablecoin yields instead of addressing core industry problems. He believes that this structural design might actually benefit established projects (such as Cardano, XRP, and Ethereum) while creating higher barriers to entry for new entrants, further exacerbating industry consolidation.