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LaserCat: Sticks to "Bull Run" Narrative, Diamond Hands to the End

well-known trader LaserCat posted on X platform stating that despite recent pullbacks in related Meme coin prices, he believes that "the price changed, but the narrative didn't." His buying logic and sell targets remain unchanged, and he is still bullish on "Bull Run" and "Hakimi."Compared to the overall sluggish performance of on-chain Meme coins in previous months, the market has now seen a large number of Meme coins with market caps ranging from millions to tens of millions of dollars. Funds are currently mainly waiting for the relevant meeting on the 11th and the bill progress on the 15th, with the overall market in a wait-and-see state. The market only needs one signal to confirm the bull run. LaserCat stated that all current holdings can be verified on-chain, and there are no plans to exit at this time.

British sprint star CJ Ujah charged in crypto fraud case

according to a UK police announcement, former World Athletics Championships 4x100m relay gold medalist and British sprinter CJ Ujah, along with nine other individuals, has been charged with "conspiracy to defraud" in connection with a cryptocurrency fraud case.Police stated that the criminal gang posed as police and cryptocurrency company personnel to conduct phone scams against multiple victims, tricking them into disclosing critical wallet security information, including seed phrases. The perpetrators then transferred the victims' crypto assets, with one victim losing over £300,000. The case was cracked following a joint investigation by the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU) across Kent, Essex, and London. The ten suspects have appeared in court, with Ujah released on bail until a further hearing on May 28.Ujah, now 32, won a 4x100m relay gold medal for Team GB at the 2017 World Championships and also claimed the Diamond League title that same year. In 2022, he was suspended for 22 months due to a doping violation, which was later attributed to contamination from a supplement causing an adverse analytical finding. In addition to Ujah, another British sprinter, Brandon Mingeli, is also on the list of those arrested and is currently in custody pending trial. (The Guardian)

Crypto KOL Ansem Launches Token Launchpad ansem.io

According to The Defiant, crypto influencer Zion "Ansem" Thomas officially launched ansem.io on August 17. The platform disrupts the traditional KOL paid promotion model—project teams do not need to pay cash or tokens to KOLs, but instead airdrop at least 3% of the token supply to $ANSEM holders and burn $ANSEM to improve their ranking on the platform's leaderboard z500. The platform features two tiers of badges: Gold (requires burning 25,000 $ANSEM, approx. $7,600) and Diamond (requires burning 100,000 $ANSEM, approx. $30,300). Diamond-level projects can receive pre-launch audit and cross-channel promotion from Thomas's team. All tokens created on ansem.io are pump.fun tokens. As of 5:19 PM on the launch day, the platform had launched 19 tokens, airdropped approximately $211,500 to 26,700 wallets, burned 929,647 $ANSEM, and reached a cumulative trading volume of $103 million. Affected by this news, $ANSEM rose 27.5% within 24 hours, trading at $0.303, with a circulating market cap of approximately $126 million.

Vitalik: Diamond iO Enables Programs to Run While Hiding Internal Logic and Critical Data

Odaily Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has published a new article introducing Diamond iO, a novel cryptographic obfuscation technique. This technology aims to address the extreme inefficiency of traditional indistinguishability obfuscation (iO) schemes, allowing programs to execute while hiding their internal logic and critical data. Traditional iO technology offers privacy protection but at a high computational cost. Diamond iO, by adopting more aggressive new cryptographic assumptions, improves computational efficiency from "cosmological time" to "planetary time," bringing it closer to practical application. Diamond iO is built on technologies such as Attribute-Based Encryption (ABE) and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). It encrypts programs, enabling users to execute the encrypted program and obtain correct outputs without viewing its internal code or hidden keys. This scheme introduces a new input encoding mechanism and conditional decryption method, reducing computational complexity while ensuring program logic is hidden. Its core application scenarios include protecting programs containing private keys, enabling secure software licensing, building trustless cryptographic services, and supporting blockchain and AI systems with stronger privacy guarantees.Diamond iO is still in its early research stages. Its security depends on novel cryptographic assumptions, including All-Product LWE and Evasive LWE, which require further research and validation. At the same time, the technology still faces efficiency challenges such as high computational overhead and circuit depth limitations. Researchers believe that by optimizing underlying hash functions, improving homomorphic encryption schemes, and reducing security parameter requirements, Diamond iO has the potential to become an important direction for advancing practical program obfuscation technology in the future.

Claude Opus 5 Tops Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v4.1

Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 (max and xhigh versions) achieved the highest intelligence score on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v4.1. The index integrates 9 evaluation benchmarks including GDPval-AA v2, GPQA Diamond, and Humanity's Last Exam. Previously, Opus 5 has demonstrated leading performance in multiple benchmark tests, including scoring twice that of the previous generation on Frontier-Bench, topping the AA-Briefcase agent benchmark, and outperforming Fable 5 in cost-performance ratio.

Peter Brandt: Nasdaq Futures Show Diamond Top Formation, Bitcoin May Bottom at $40,000

Peter Brandt, a seasoned trader and renowned chart analyst, has released his latest technical analysis. He points out that the daily chart of Nasdaq 100 mini futures is forming a diamond pattern, indicating a potential market top. Regarding Bitcoin, Brandt offers a forecast based on historical cycles: BTC may first rebound by $10,000, then retreat to the $40,000 range, forming the bottom of the current cycle around early October 2026. With the current price fluctuating near $60,000, he warns of the downside risk associated with false breakouts. Maintaining a long-term optimistic view, Brandt suggests that if Bitcoin continues its four-year halving cycle pattern, the price could reach between $300,000 and $500,000 by 2029.

WEEX Launches Staking “Diamond Hands Program”: Earn 3% APR in BTC and 2% APR in WXT on Locked Assets

WEEX Exchange has announced the launch of its first Staking campaign—“Diamond Hands Program”—from 18:00 on April 15 to 18:00 on May 4 (UTC+8). Users can access the Wealth Management page and select the 20-day fixed-term products for BTC or WXT to earn staking returns of 3% for BTC and 2% for WXT.

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LaserCat: Sticks to "Bull Run" Narrative, Diamond Hands to the End

well-known trader LaserCat posted on X platform stating that despite recent pullbacks in related Meme coin prices, he believes that "the price changed, but the narrative didn't." His buying logic and sell targets remain unchanged, and he is still bullish on "Bull Run" and "Hakimi."Compared to the overall sluggish performance of on-chain Meme coins in previous months, the market has now seen a large number of Meme coins with market caps ranging from millions to tens of millions of dollars. Funds are currently mainly waiting for the relevant meeting on the 11th and the bill progress on the 15th, with the overall market in a wait-and-see state. The market only needs one signal to confirm the bull run. LaserCat stated that all current holdings can be verified on-chain, and there are no plans to exit at this time.

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has added "Diamond Fund / Diamond Coin Issuance Company Limited" to the list of unlicensed companies.

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has added "King Kong Fund/King Kong Coin Issuance Limited" to its list of unregistered companies. It is reported that the entity previously claimed to have an address in Hong Kong and provided a Hong Kong telephone number. The entity is suspected of conducting unregistered activities in Hong Kong while targeting Hong Kong investors for promotional purposes, without being licensed or registered with the SFC under the Securities and Futures Ordinance to conduct regulated activities in Hong Kong. The SFC stated that the entity must not engage in any regulated activities in Hong Kong or actively promote its services to the public in Hong Kong, regardless of whether it operates from within or outside the territory.

BNB Chain Launches BNB Stonks Szn with a $4 Million Total Prize Pool

BNB Chain has announced the launch of a multi-week Meme trading season, "BNB Stonks Szn," with a total prize pool of $4 million. From September 4 to 12, eligible Meme coins paired with bStocks will compete for rankings on the Meme leaderboard, with prizes distributed weekly and increasing each week. The first week's prize pool is $400,000, allocated according to the HODLer Index (Diamond Hand Index). The top three Meme coin holder communities will unlock airdrops. This index is calculated based on holding size and holding duration, with data tracking beginning July 27, 2026; selling positions midway will lower the score. To qualify, a position in a single Meme coin must reach at least $100. The first week's results and airdrop amounts will be announced on September 11 at 15:00 UTC via BNB Chain's official X account, with the first week's rewards sent directly as $BNB to eligible wallets.

Intel confirms Xeon Diamond Rapids features up to 256 cores, built on the 18A-P process.

In its Hot Chips 2026 press release, Intel confirmed that the next-generation Xeon server processor, "Diamond Rapids," will feature up to 256 brand-new cores. Diamond Rapids fully utilizes in-house developed technology, is built on the Intel 18A-P process node, and employs Foveros Direct 3D packaging alongside UCIe-S interconnects to support a server platform design with up to 256 cores. The official press release also confirms that this processor belongs to the next generation of the Xeon product line, with a maximum core count of 256.

Crypto KOL Ansem Launches Token Launchpad ansem.io

According to The Defiant, crypto influencer Zion "Ansem" Thomas officially launched ansem.io on August 17. The platform disrupts the traditional KOL paid promotion model—project teams do not need to pay cash or tokens to KOLs, but instead airdrop at least 3% of the token supply to $ANSEM holders and burn $ANSEM to improve their ranking on the platform's leaderboard z500. The platform features two tiers of badges: Gold (requires burning 25,000 $ANSEM, approx. $7,600) and Diamond (requires burning 100,000 $ANSEM, approx. $30,300). Diamond-level projects can receive pre-launch audit and cross-channel promotion from Thomas's team. All tokens created on ansem.io are pump.fun tokens. As of 5:19 PM on the launch day, the platform had launched 19 tokens, airdropped approximately $211,500 to 26,700 wallets, burned 929,647 $ANSEM, and reached a cumulative trading volume of $103 million. Affected by this news, $ANSEM rose 27.5% within 24 hours, trading at $0.303, with a circulating market cap of approximately $126 million.

Vitalik: Diamond iO Enables Programs to Run While Hiding Internal Logic and Critical Data

Odaily Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has published a new article introducing Diamond iO, a novel cryptographic obfuscation technique. This technology aims to address the extreme inefficiency of traditional indistinguishability obfuscation (iO) schemes, allowing programs to execute while hiding their internal logic and critical data. Traditional iO technology offers privacy protection but at a high computational cost. Diamond iO, by adopting more aggressive new cryptographic assumptions, improves computational efficiency from "cosmological time" to "planetary time," bringing it closer to practical application. Diamond iO is built on technologies such as Attribute-Based Encryption (ABE) and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). It encrypts programs, enabling users to execute the encrypted program and obtain correct outputs without viewing its internal code or hidden keys. This scheme introduces a new input encoding mechanism and conditional decryption method, reducing computational complexity while ensuring program logic is hidden. Its core application scenarios include protecting programs containing private keys, enabling secure software licensing, building trustless cryptographic services, and supporting blockchain and AI systems with stronger privacy guarantees.Diamond iO is still in its early research stages. Its security depends on novel cryptographic assumptions, including All-Product LWE and Evasive LWE, which require further research and validation. At the same time, the technology still faces efficiency challenges such as high computational overhead and circuit depth limitations. Researchers believe that by optimizing underlying hash functions, improving homomorphic encryption schemes, and reducing security parameter requirements, Diamond iO has the potential to become an important direction for advancing practical program obfuscation technology in the future.