Odaily News: U.S. President Trump has agreed to most of the stricter ethics rules related to the CLARITY Act in order to win support from key senators. A Republican aide revealed that Trump agreed to about 80% of the relevant proposal. The new plan includes granting state attorneys general joint enforcement authority with the Department of Justice, allowing them to sue crypto exchanges that list digital assets prohibited by the bill; elected officials, their spouses, and federal judges would be required to divest their significant financial interests in crypto asset issuing entities or place the relevant assets in a blind trust.Previously, several Democratic senators and Republican Senator Thom Tillis refused to support the bill due to concerns over Trump's personal crypto asset holdings and demands for stronger conflict-of-interest restrictions. The Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on the bill on Tuesday. (Associated Press)
According to BIT's daily analysis report, Trump has largely agreed to new bipartisan ethics provisions requiring relevant officials to divest their held crypto assets or place them in blind trusts. The latest approximately 630-page version of the CLARITY Act will face a Senate procedural vote at 2:15 PM ET on September 15, which requires 60 votes in favor. With Republicans currently holding only 53 seats, the majority must secure support from at least seven Democrats or independents. The revised draft incorporates over 100 amendments proposed by Democrats, including adjustments to DeFi registration rules. However, ethics restrictions targeting government officials remain contentious and include a sunset clause set for January 2029. Even if the procedural vote passes, the legislation still must navigate formal debate, amendment review, and House approval. While the bill's tangible impact on the market remains uncertain, legislative progress this week could provide a boost to short-term market sentiment.
Odaily report: A Fox Business crypto reporter posted on X that U.S. Senate Republicans have released a new version of the "Clarity Act" text, which incorporates a revised ethics proposal agreed to by Trump and adjusts provisions related to the "Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act," stablecoin yield, and the so-called "Ag" section. Republicans called this their "last, best, and final" offer to Democrats ahead of Tuesday's vote to end debate proceedings.The new text narrows the scope of the "Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act" to the Bank Secrecy Act and civil enforcement, and removes specific language extending related protections to criminal cases, including prosecutions under Section 1960. The ethics proposal includes requiring Trump to sell "substantial" crypto-related financial interests or place them in a blind trust, and allows state attorneys general to enforce the ethics provisions; the stablecoin yield clause adds a "circuit breaker" mechanism, under which federal regulators can intervene if there is evidence of large-scale flows from community bank deposits into stablecoins, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent serving as the adjudicator.The "Ag" section adds new restrictions on vertical integration, including related-party transactions and conflicts of interest involving digital commodity exchanges, brokers, and dealers, and clarifies that state consumer protection laws still apply; the developer protection clause will not constitute an exemption from derivatives law, nor will it affect prediction markets.
Odaily Planet Daily reported that Bitcoin News stated on the X platform that Coinkite said the vulnerability existed at the boundary between two unrelated firmware submodules, rather than in its Bitcoin or encryption code, which allowed it to evade both manual and AI-assisted code reviews for years. Coinkite stated that after the incident, the company tested cutting-edge AI models including Kimi K3, Claude Fable, and Codex 5.6, none of which identified the flaw. Coinkite is now urging security-critical projects to specifically audit build systems and submodule boundaries, and warned that AI-assisted development could leave similar blind spots in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that based on new victim reports received following the incident, the number of attackers exploiting the Coldcard vulnerability has reached at least 15.Thorn noted that information provided by victims helped the research team uncover previously unidentified attack activity. Unlike thefts from centralized exchanges, correlations between the attackers in this vulnerability exploit require confirmation through on-chain analysis and victim feedback.He added that a single victim reporting less than 1 BTC stolen helped the team discover a previously unknown attack, which siphoned approximately 12 BTC from 126 addresses.According to Galaxy Research's earlier estimates, the Coldcard vulnerability has led to at least three rounds of attacks, with losses amounting to approximately $100 million in BTC. Additionally, Galaxy has identified a suspected fourth round of attacks, which could bring total losses to approximately $130 million.Meanwhile, the incident has also sparked discussions regarding the security of Bitcoin self-custody. Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi stated that "AI security hardening costing around $2" could potentially have prevented this vulnerability, and noted that some AI models were able to rediscover related vulnerabilities within a relatively short timeframe. However, industry insiders pointed out that current claims about the speed of AI discovering vulnerabilities lack rigorous blind testing and verification.Researchers believe that as AI model capabilities improve, the costs of vulnerability discovery and attacks in the crypto industry may continue to decline, requiring wallet developers to further strengthen code audits and security protections. (Cointelegraph)
Odaily News – On July 30, the minority staff of the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs released a new analysis raising Democratic objections to the amended draft of the CLARITY Act. The analysis states that Donald Trump’s 2025 crypto revenue amounts to approximately $1.4 billion, and that current ethics provisions still allow him to retain related business arrangements. The analysis reviews World Liberty Financial, the TRUMP meme coin, cryptocurrency investments, staking income, and other business activities, concluding that provisions restricting officials from issuing or sponsoring digital assets would not materially affect the aforementioned financial arrangements. Staff estimated approximately $799 million in revenue related to World Liberty Financial and approximately $635 million from the TRUMP meme coin. Trump’s annual financial disclosure report lists $635.1 million in royalties from a licensing agreement with CIC Digital LLC related to Celebration Coins, along with Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets each valued at over $50 million, and validator rewards obtained through staking agreements on Coinbase. The Senate draft of the CLARITY Act seeks to prohibit covered officials and their spouses from issuing or sponsoring digital assets for compensation during specified periods, while also establishing exceptions for qualified blind trusts, unauthorized third-party activities, continued use of an official’s likeness, and holding digital asset investments.
Bitget has launched the "Newcomer Gold Mining 2.0" futures campaign, with participation running from September 14 to September 21. During the event, new and existing users can earn tiered blind box rewards by completing designated tasks such as net deposits, futures trading, and inviting friends, with a maximum of 18 blind boxes obtainable. The blind box prize pool includes XAUT airdrops and physical gold gifts such as fortune gold coins, boasting a 100% win rate. Users who meet the cumulative trading volume milestones will also receive an additional 5g gold ingot. For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that based on new victim reports received following the incident, the number of attackers exploiting the Coldcard vulnerability has reached at least 15.Thorn noted that information provided by victims helped the research team uncover previously unidentified attack activity. Unlike thefts from centralized exchanges, correlations between the attackers in this vulnerability exploit require confirmation through on-chain analysis and victim feedback.He added that a single victim reporting less than 1 BTC stolen helped the team discover a previously unknown attack, which siphoned approximately 12 BTC from 126 addresses.According to Galaxy Research's earlier estimates, the Coldcard vulnerability has led to at least three rounds of attacks, with losses amounting to approximately $100 million in BTC. Additionally, Galaxy has identified a suspected fourth round of attacks, which could bring total losses to approximately $130 million.Meanwhile, the incident has also sparked discussions regarding the security of Bitcoin self-custody. Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi stated that "AI security hardening costing around $2" could potentially have prevented this vulnerability, and noted that some AI models were able to rediscover related vulnerabilities within a relatively short timeframe. However, industry insiders pointed out that current claims about the speed of AI discovering vulnerabilities lack rigorous blind testing and verification.Researchers believe that as AI model capabilities improve, the costs of vulnerability discovery and attacks in the crypto industry may continue to decline, requiring wallet developers to further strengthen code audits and security protections. (Cointelegraph)
WEEX Exchange Announcement: A Coin-Stock Ecosystem Trading Zone event for Physical AI Bot is now launched. Users trading any event tokens (MSFTON, NVDAON, AMDON, QCOMON, TXNON, ADION, SYMON, ISRGON, TSLAON) can participate in sharing a $100,000 reward. Event Time: 7/2 20:00 - 7/12 20:00 (UTC+8). During the event, new users who sequentially complete a net deposit ≥ $100 and make their first spot trade in an event token with trading volume ≥ $10 can receive a blind box worth up to $28; cumulative spot trading volume of event tokens ≥ 200 USDT allows participation in sharing 10,000 USDT bonus based on trading volume ratio. For new and old users, daily event token spot trading volume ≥ $50 is considered a successful check-in; cumulative check-ins of 2 days or more allow participation in sharing a $20,000 prize pool; net buy of event tokens ≥ 100 USDT allows participation in the Net Buy Challenge to share $30,000; cumulative spot trading volume of event tokens ≥ 2,000 USDT allows sharing 20,000 USDT bonus based on trading volume ratio.
Bitget has launched its “U.S. Stock New User Bonus” campaign, running from May 28 to June 5. During the campaign period, users who complete tasks—including net deposits and U.S. stock perpetual contract trading—can earn up to a $2,000 USDT position experience voucher. Additionally, completing tasks unlocks chances to participate in blind box draws, with prizes including multiple tiers of position experience vouchers and an iPhone 17 Pro Max. Eligible users must click “Join Now” to register; for more details, please visit the official Bitget platform.
Odaily Planet Daily reported that Bitcoin News stated on the X platform that Coinkite said the vulnerability existed at the boundary between two unrelated firmware submodules, rather than in its Bitcoin or encryption code, which allowed it to evade both manual and AI-assisted code reviews for years. Coinkite stated that after the incident, the company tested cutting-edge AI models including Kimi K3, Claude Fable, and Codex 5.6, none of which identified the flaw. Coinkite is now urging security-critical projects to specifically audit build systems and submodule boundaries, and warned that AI-assisted development could leave similar blind spots in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that based on new victim reports received following the incident, the number of attackers exploiting the Coldcard vulnerability has reached at least 15.Thorn noted that information provided by victims helped the research team uncover previously unidentified attack activity. Unlike thefts from centralized exchanges, correlations between the attackers in this vulnerability exploit require confirmation through on-chain analysis and victim feedback.He added that a single victim reporting less than 1 BTC stolen helped the team discover a previously unknown attack, which siphoned approximately 12 BTC from 126 addresses.According to Galaxy Research's earlier estimates, the Coldcard vulnerability has led to at least three rounds of attacks, with losses amounting to approximately $100 million in BTC. Additionally, Galaxy has identified a suspected fourth round of attacks, which could bring total losses to approximately $130 million.Meanwhile, the incident has also sparked discussions regarding the security of Bitcoin self-custody. Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi stated that "AI security hardening costing around $2" could potentially have prevented this vulnerability, and noted that some AI models were able to rediscover related vulnerabilities within a relatively short timeframe. However, industry insiders pointed out that current claims about the speed of AI discovering vulnerabilities lack rigorous blind testing and verification.Researchers believe that as AI model capabilities improve, the costs of vulnerability discovery and attacks in the crypto industry may continue to decline, requiring wallet developers to further strengthen code audits and security protections. (Cointelegraph)
Odaily News: U.S. President Trump has agreed to most of the stricter ethics rules related to the CLARITY Act in order to win support from key senators. A Republican aide revealed that Trump agreed to about 80% of the relevant proposal. The new plan includes granting state attorneys general joint enforcement authority with the Department of Justice, allowing them to sue crypto exchanges that list digital assets prohibited by the bill; elected officials, their spouses, and federal judges would be required to divest their significant financial interests in crypto asset issuing entities or place the relevant assets in a blind trust.Previously, several Democratic senators and Republican Senator Thom Tillis refused to support the bill due to concerns over Trump's personal crypto asset holdings and demands for stronger conflict-of-interest restrictions. The Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on the bill on Tuesday. (Associated Press)
According to BIT's daily analysis report, Trump has largely agreed to new bipartisan ethics provisions requiring relevant officials to divest their held crypto assets or place them in blind trusts. The latest approximately 630-page version of the CLARITY Act will face a Senate procedural vote at 2:15 PM ET on September 15, which requires 60 votes in favor. With Republicans currently holding only 53 seats, the majority must secure support from at least seven Democrats or independents. The revised draft incorporates over 100 amendments proposed by Democrats, including adjustments to DeFi registration rules. However, ethics restrictions targeting government officials remain contentious and include a sunset clause set for January 2029. Even if the procedural vote passes, the legislation still must navigate formal debate, amendment review, and House approval. While the bill's tangible impact on the market remains uncertain, legislative progress this week could provide a boost to short-term market sentiment.
Bitget launches the 12th CFD King Championship with a total prize pool of 75,000 USDT. The event runs from September 7 at 21:00 to September 14 at 21:00 (UTC+8). During the campaign, users who complete designated CFD trading tasks will receive blind box draw entries, guaranteeing a 100% chance to win USDT cash vouchers.
Bitget launches the AEHR stock spot trading event with a total prize pool worth 40,000 USDT. The event runs from 19:00 on August 19 to 18:59 on August 26 (UTC+8). During the event, users can earn blind box draw chances by completing rAEHR trading tasks.
Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that based on new victim reports received following the incident, the number of attackers exploiting the Coldcard vulnerability has reached at least 15.Thorn noted that information provided by victims helped the research team uncover previously unidentified attack activity. Unlike thefts from centralized exchanges, correlations between the attackers in this vulnerability exploit require confirmation through on-chain analysis and victim feedback.He added that a single victim reporting less than 1 BTC stolen helped the team discover a previously unknown attack, which siphoned approximately 12 BTC from 126 addresses.According to Galaxy Research's earlier estimates, the Coldcard vulnerability has led to at least three rounds of attacks, with losses amounting to approximately $100 million in BTC. Additionally, Galaxy has identified a suspected fourth round of attacks, which could bring total losses to approximately $130 million.Meanwhile, the incident has also sparked discussions regarding the security of Bitcoin self-custody. Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi stated that "AI security hardening costing around $2" could potentially have prevented this vulnerability, and noted that some AI models were able to rediscover related vulnerabilities within a relatively short timeframe. However, industry insiders pointed out that current claims about the speed of AI discovering vulnerabilities lack rigorous blind testing and verification.Researchers believe that as AI model capabilities improve, the costs of vulnerability discovery and attacks in the crypto industry may continue to decline, requiring wallet developers to further strengthen code audits and security protections. (Cointelegraph)
Bitget launches the 9th CFD King Championship, with a total prize pool of 75,000 USDT. The event runs from August 3 to August 17. During the event, completing specified CFD trading tasks grants blind box draw opportunities, ensuring a 100% chance to win USDT cash vouchers. Additionally, inviting new users to complete trading tasks allows both new and existing users to receive USDT rewards; users ranked in the top 470 by cumulative CFD trading volume can also jointly unlock a 47,400 USDT ranking prize pool, with the champion receiving 4,000 USDT. For more details, please refer to the Bitget official platform.
Odaily News: Amid pressure from AI giants calling for a slowdown, sticky inflation, and the looming threat of rate hikes, US stocks plunged across the board on Monday, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plummeting nearly 6%. Yet JPMorgan reaffirmed its bullish stance against the tide, warning that blind pessimism can easily lead to missing out on gains.Mislav Matejka, JPMorgan's Head of Global and European Equity Strategy, also once again issued a warning to aggressively bearish investors: while surging oil prices do suppress valuations, blindly betting against US stocks is extremely dangerous before the overall earnings expansion of American companies has been disproven. Once US President Trump subsequently attempts to cool tensions in the Middle East through diplomacy, or if third-quarter earnings exceed expectations, the forces of excessive shorting may face a fierce backlash from returning capital.On this basis, JPMorgan as early as August had already raised its year-end target for the S&P 500 Index from 7,800 points to 8,000 points against the tide, and expects earnings per share of its constituent stocks to surge 29% year-over-year to $350.
Bitget has launched a stock spot trading event featuring a total prize pool of 50,000 USDT equivalent in Apple stock (rAAPL). The event runs from 19:00 on September 14 to 18:59 on September 21 (UTC+8). During the campaign, users earn blind box entries by trading designated Apple-ecosystem rTokens. Blind box prizes include rAAPL spot cash vouchers ranging from 0.01 to 10 tokens each, with a maximum of 31 boxes available per day and a guaranteed 100% win rate. Additionally, a trading volume leaderboard competition allows the top 50 users to split 61 rAAPL rewards, with the champion earning 10 rAAPL exclusively. For more details, please visit the Bitget official platform.
Odaily News: U.S. President Trump has agreed to most of the stricter ethics rules related to the CLARITY Act in order to win support from key senators. A Republican aide revealed that Trump agreed to about 80% of the relevant proposal. The new plan includes granting state attorneys general joint enforcement authority with the Department of Justice, allowing them to sue crypto exchanges that list digital assets prohibited by the bill; elected officials, their spouses, and federal judges would be required to divest their significant financial interests in crypto asset issuing entities or place the relevant assets in a blind trust.Previously, several Democratic senators and Republican Senator Thom Tillis refused to support the bill due to concerns over Trump's personal crypto asset holdings and demands for stronger conflict-of-interest restrictions. The Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on the bill on Tuesday. (Associated Press)
According to BIT's daily analysis report, Trump has largely agreed to new bipartisan ethics provisions requiring relevant officials to divest their held crypto assets or place them in blind trusts. The latest approximately 630-page version of the CLARITY Act will face a Senate procedural vote at 2:15 PM ET on September 15, which requires 60 votes in favor. With Republicans currently holding only 53 seats, the majority must secure support from at least seven Democrats or independents. The revised draft incorporates over 100 amendments proposed by Democrats, including adjustments to DeFi registration rules. However, ethics restrictions targeting government officials remain contentious and include a sunset clause set for January 2029. Even if the procedural vote passes, the legislation still must navigate formal debate, amendment review, and House approval. While the bill's tangible impact on the market remains uncertain, legislative progress this week could provide a boost to short-term market sentiment.
Bitget has launched the "Newcomer Gold Mining 2.0" futures campaign, with participation running from September 14 to September 21. During the event, new and existing users can earn tiered blind box rewards by completing designated tasks such as net deposits, futures trading, and inviting friends, with a maximum of 18 blind boxes obtainable. The blind box prize pool includes XAUT airdrops and physical gold gifts such as fortune gold coins, boasting a 100% win rate. Users who meet the cumulative trading volume milestones will also receive an additional 5g gold ingot. For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
Odaily report: A Fox Business crypto reporter posted on X that U.S. Senate Republicans have released a new version of the "Clarity Act" text, which incorporates a revised ethics proposal agreed to by Trump and adjusts provisions related to the "Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act," stablecoin yield, and the so-called "Ag" section. Republicans called this their "last, best, and final" offer to Democrats ahead of Tuesday's vote to end debate proceedings.The new text narrows the scope of the "Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act" to the Bank Secrecy Act and civil enforcement, and removes specific language extending related protections to criminal cases, including prosecutions under Section 1960. The ethics proposal includes requiring Trump to sell "substantial" crypto-related financial interests or place them in a blind trust, and allows state attorneys general to enforce the ethics provisions; the stablecoin yield clause adds a "circuit breaker" mechanism, under which federal regulators can intervene if there is evidence of large-scale flows from community bank deposits into stablecoins, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent serving as the adjudicator.The "Ag" section adds new restrictions on vertical integration, including related-party transactions and conflicts of interest involving digital commodity exchanges, brokers, and dealers, and clarifies that state consumer protection laws still apply; the developer protection clause will not constitute an exemption from derivatives law, nor will it affect prediction markets.