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BlockBeats news, on June 15th, according to the official message from Buidlpad, the fourth phase of Sahara AI's community distribution "contribution period" has been launched, with a deadline of 22:59 today (UTC+8). Eligible users can contribute with USD1 (ERC-20/BEP-20) or equivalent BNB to receive the SAHARA token distribution share from Buidlpad after TGE. The allowed contribution amount ranges from 50 to 3000 US dollars, and any excess contributions will be refunded after settlement. Contributions are not guaranteed to be allocated, and eligibility still needs to be verified. The refund and settlement will be completed on June 18, 2025 at 23:00 (UTC+8), and the final allocation will be displayed on Buidlpad. According to on chain analyst Ai Yi (@ ai_9684xtpa), currently Buidlpad has removed about 69000 suspicious accounts, and only about 34000 accounts have passed the review and participated in this round of public sale. The fundraising target is 8.5 million US dollars, and 23.78 million US dollars have been deposited, exceeding the fundraising by about 2.8 times. The short-term premium of USD1 on the Binance platform has reached a maximum of $1.01 in the past 24 hours, with a current price of $1.0011, possibly due to some users choosing to participate in BSC on chain USD1 deposits.

According to BlockBeats, on June 15th, according to the @ pandajackson42 data panel, Binance Alpha's trading volume reached $987 million on June 14th, with ZKJ trading volume of $703 million, KOGE trading volume of $159 million, and TAIKO trading volume of $25.75 million ranking among the top. Binance Alpha's trading volume has been declining for six consecutive days since reaching a peak of $2.04 billion on June 8th. Yesterday's trading volume decreased by about 51% compared to the peak, and by about 12.6% compared to Friday's trading volume.

According to Caixin News Agency, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) announced this week that it plans to launch a practical large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029 and elaborated on the company's roadmap to achieve this goal. IBM has stated that it plans to have a larger scale quantum computing system by 2029. The company will build a quantum computer called "Starling" in its data center in Poughkeepsie, New York, and says it will have approximately 200 logical qubits. It is expected that the computing power will reach 20000 times that of existing quantum computers, supporting users to explore complex quantum states far beyond the limitations of current devices. Quantum bits are the fundamental unit of quantum computing, and 200 quantum bits are enough to begin demonstrating advantages over classical computers. Jay Gambetta, Vice President of Quantum Business at IBM, claims that IBM's confidence in its 2029 roadmap stems from two recent advances: further progress in a new method of reducing errors, known as qLDPC error correcting codes, and the use of traditional computing techniques for real-time identification and correction of errors. Gartner analyst Chirag Dekate commented that it is currently unclear how IBM's breakthrough will "translate into tangible business value," and the transformative potential of fault-tolerant quantum computers is still under speculation. IBM's plan also did not provide detailed information on the commercial availability of its new quantum computer, as well as the specific date for the release of its error correction system. Related reading: Quantum key crisis: Bitcoin faces $42 billion countdown to 'big reckoning'

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to @ EmberCN monitoring, trader AguilaTrades opened a Bitcoin long position again this morning. Currently, they have established a 20 fold leverage long position, holding 1894 BTC with a value of about $200 million. The opening price is $104976, the liquidation price is $97265, and the current floating profit is about $910000. Previously, he opened a BTC long position on June 9th and closed it with a stop loss on June 13th, resulting in a loss of $12.48 million. After two days of rest, enter again.

According to Decrypt, a survey conducted by Reuters in collaboration with blockchain analysis companies Global Ledger and Recoveris shows that Russian intelligence agencies have been using Bitcoin to pay untrained teenage spies. A Reuters report provides a detailed account of the recent case of Canadian citizen Laken Pavan. Pawan was sentenced to 20 months in prison after admitting to assisting Russian intelligence agencies in Poland in December last year. Recoveris stated that the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) and Military Intelligence Agency (GRU) have repeatedly used cryptocurrency to fund young people in Poland for tasks such as surveillance, graffiti, and arson, with some funds used to hire mercenaries in the Donbass region and bribe European politicians. The advantage of using Bitcoin or cryptocurrency to pay for agents or assets is that any amount of cryptocurrency (even millions of dollars) can be instantly transferred globally without any government barriers, except for a gateway from cryptocurrency to fiat currency. In addition, Russian intelligence agencies can also fully utilize the transparency brought by cryptocurrency. Handling personnel and senior intelligence officials can monitor the flow of cryptocurrency. Any expenditure of agents can be audited to ensure that it is used for operational purposes. Given the ongoing sanctions restrictions, such encrypted payments are expected to continue, and transparency allows the Russian side to monitor the use of funds.