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🍕 BTC Pizza Day is coming soon — and Gate Square is preparing a celebration for the entire crypto community!
🗓 Event period: May 18–24, 2026.
14 years ago, two pizzas were bought for 10,000 BTC.
At the time, it seemed like an ordinary purchase…
And today, those pizzas would be worth billions of dollars and have become a symbol of Bitcoin’s history. 🔥
In honor of BTC Pizza Day, Gate Square invites everyone to share:
🍕 memes;
📈 stories about profit from BTC;
🚀 trading experiences;
😄 creative posts about pizza and crypto.
🎁 Rewards:
✅ 10 gift boxes for Pizza Day;
✅ 5 daily Lucky Pizza rewards of 10 USDT each.
📌 How to participate:
1️⃣ Post about BTC Pizza Day on Gate Square.
2️⃣ Add the hashtag #GateSquarePizzaDay .
3️⃣ Share the post on X and tag @Gate__Square .
Time to show your creativity and celebrate one of the most legendary stories in the crypto world! 🍕₿
🔗 Event details:
https://www.gate.com/zh/announcements/article/51210
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Polymarket May 11 Preview: Will Hantavirus Become a Global Pandemic in 2026?
Today's Event Card
Today's biggest trigger is the growing concern surrounding the Atlantic cruise ship outbreak on the MV Hondius. The World Health Organization (WHO) and several governments are coordinating quarantine, evacuation, and monitoring efforts following confirmed and suspected cases of the Andes strain of hantavirus linked to the ship. Three deaths have already been reported.
My Current Probability Estimate
Pandemic in 2026? → LOW probability (approximately 10-20%)
Why I Say "No Pandemic"?
1. Hantavirus Spreads Very Differently Than COVID-19
Most hantaviruses are primarily transmitted from rodents to humans, not effectively spreading between humans. The Andes strain is one of the few variants that can cause limited human-to-human transmission, yet even the WHO continues to classify the wider public risk as "low". 
2. Transmission appears to be linked to close contact environments
Passenger ships are uniquely vulnerable environments:
* enclosed spaces
* prolonged exposure
* delayed isolation
* international passenger movement
This causes outbreaks to appear more dramatic than in the general population.
3. Authorities responded unusually quickly
Compared to the delayed responses at the beginning of the COVID era:
* passengers were quickly isolated
* many countries initiated quarantines
* biological security measures were taken
* WHO issued rapid international coordination alerts
This reduces the likelihood of silent global spread. 
What Could Quickly Change the Market?
"Boosting Expectation for 'Pandemic YES'"
Note:
* Confirmed sustained human-to-human transmission outside of close family/contact chains
* Airport or hospital clusters
* Mutations that increase transmissibility
* Simultaneous increase in case numbers across multiple countries
"Boosting Expectation for 'Pandemic NO'"
Note:
* No secondary outbreaks after lockdowns
* Cases confined to cruise ship passengers
* WHO maintaining a "low public risk" rating
* Decreased media attention in the next 2-3 weeks
Trading Psychology Around This Market
Multi-market investors often overreact to:
* Scary headlines
* Ship images
* Quarantine images
* Comparisons to COVID
This could temporarily increase the likelihood of a "YES" vote, even if epidemiological data remains weak.
A common strategy in pandemic markets is:
1. Buy during early fear surges
2. Sell after official institutions calm the situation
3. Avoid holding on during weekend news driven by uncertainty
The biggest uncertainty factor is the Andes strain itself. Unlike many hantaviruses, its transmission rate to humans has historically been limited. If epidemiologists confirm chains beyond close contact, markets could very quickly and aggressively repric.