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Anthropic Lists Trump "Retaliation Risk" in IPO Filing, AI Safety Stance in Focus

Odaily reports, according to Bloomberg, Anthropic warned in its IPO-related filings that its public advocacy for AI safety regulation and related remarks by executives could expose the company to risks such as pressure from the Trump administration and selective scrutiny. This risk is linked to multiple conflicts between the company and the Trump administration, including a dispute triggered by its demand to set safety restrictions on the use of its AI technology by the U.S. Department of Defense, as well as disagreements over the safety of the Mythos model and export controls.Anthropic also warned that even if other similarly situated companies are not treated the same way, Anthropic could still become a targeted focus of specific Trump administration departments. Future export restrictions and cybersecurity or biosecurity incidents triggered by AI models could all affect its product deployment, international expansion, and business growth. Anthropic also acknowledged that once the regulatory measures it advocates are implemented, they could also increase compliance costs, restrict product development and release, and slow its own growth. (Bloomberg)

Prince Group Asset Investigation Advances: Chinese Victims May Be Eligible to File Claims, Over 90,000 BTC Once Flowed Through Affiliated Entities

Odaily Report: Following the capture of Chen Zhi, the "mastermind" behind Cambodia's Prince Group, multiple jurisdictions have successively initiated proceedings to dispose of Prince Group's related assets. In connection with the 30 British Virgin Islands (BVI) entities effectively controlled by Chen Zhi, local courts have appointed Joint Provisional Liquidators (JPLs) to investigate and preserve the corresponding assets. The BVI insolvency proceedings are collective in nature, and eligibility to file claims is not determined by nationality or jurisdiction—potential victims from any jurisdiction may file claims. This means that victims of telecom fraud and online gambling from China may also be able to submit claims at some point in the future.It is noted that "the scope of liquidation is not determined solely on the basis of sanctions." Two companies not subject to sanctions but included in the liquidation list—Amber Hill Ventures Limited ("AHV") and Lateral Bridge Global Limited ("LBG")—were mentioned in U.S. judicial proceedings and are entities within the broad network associated with Prince Group. Prosecutors stated that of the more than 120,000 BTC seized by the United States, over 90,000 BTC flowed through AHV, LBG, and another entity registered in the Cayman Islands, Future Technology Investment. As for claims by victims of telecom fraud and online gambling, no claims filing and distribution process has yet been established. If liquidation proceedings commence in the future and sufficient funds are available to support distributions to creditors, the liquidators will establish a claims process, adjudicate claims, and make distributions in accordance with BVI insolvency law. (Caixin)

US SEC Token Safe Harbor Proposal Warned of Lacking Regulatory Certainty, Exchanges Fear Future Liability

Odaily reports: Crypto wallet backup company Vault12 submitted a comment letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday, stating that the SEC's proposed token safe harbor framework fails to adequately address centralized exchanges' listing concerns, and trading platforms still worry they may face retroactive challenges from the SEC regarding the legal status of tokens in the future.Vault12 raised $17.45 million from 38 investors in 2018 through a future token agreement. Its issued Vault Guardian Token (VGT) has not yet been listed on any centralized exchange. The project has fulfilled or formally abandoned all commitments in its white paper, but exchanges it previously approached still require confirmation that the SEC will not determine in the future that VGT remains subject to the original investment contract.The SEC's "Regulation Crypto Assets" proposal introduced in August this year aims to provide exemptions for token fundraising and allow eligible projects to terminate the association between tokens and original investment contracts through a safe harbor mechanism. Vault12 recommends adding a 60-day objection period; if the SEC does not raise objections within the deadline, qualifying filings should have final effect on the agency, except in cases of fraud or material misrepresentation. (CoinDesk)

Michael Saylor: Discussing Bitcoin, Digital Capital, and the Future of Finance at ParaFi Investor Day

Michael Saylor posted on X platform stating that this week at ParaFi Investor Day he introduced digital capital, credit, and equity, and held a fireside chat with Jeff Park to discuss digital assets, digital intelligence, and the future of finance. The presentation covered topics including Bitcoin as digital capital, CLARITY regulation, Bitcoin banking adoption, reshaping gold-backed credit with STRC, STRC returning to par value, Bitcoin gain per share, Strategy's triple flywheel, shifting from quarterly dividends to daily dividends, Bitcoin-backed stablecoins, adoption by digital credit institutions, as well as digital currencies, derivatives, exchanges, regulation, and product development in the AI era.

Pyth DAO Approves "100% Rule": All Future Product Revenue to Be Used for Open Market PYTH Buybacks

oracle network Pyth Network has released its Q3 business report, stating that as of the end of September, its active annual recurring revenue (ARR) reached $11.49 million, up 86.5% from the previous quarter, with net new ARR of $5.33 million in Q3.On the exchange side, the trading volume of real-world asset (RWA) perpetual contract markets powered by Pyth data reached $2.09 trillion in Q3, accounting for 94.1% of the total volume in related markets. In prediction markets, Pyth has provided data support for platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket. Among them, Kalshi listed Pyth as the data source provider for its gold and silver perpetual contract markets in relevant regulatory filings. In the AI sector, Pyth is testing financial data infrastructure for AI agents with Exa, providing real-time prices, historical data, and candlestick data to enable AI systems to incorporate market information into analysis and decision-making.Additionally, Pyth DAO approved the "100% Rule," under which all future revenue the DAO receives from Pyth products will be used for open market buybacks of PYTH tokens. Compared to the previous practice of using only one-third of non-PYTH asset balances for buybacks, the allocation ratio has been increased threefold.

Saylor Proposes 'Digital Rights Bill' to Safeguard the Future Economy

MicroStrategy founder Saylor released the "Digital Bill of Rights", advocating for digital identity, asset ownership, and financial freedom to be established as fundamental rights to drive future economic prosperity and legislative protection.

Hong Kong Legislative Council Member Yau Tat-kin: Proposes Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission Establish Independent Digital Assets Department

According to the Hong Kong Commercial Daily, Mr. Peter Yau Tak-kan, a Member of the Legislative Council for the Innovation and Technology functional constituency, has issued a policy initiative document titled "The '3+3 Collaborative Development Blueprint: Hong Kong’s Innovative Pathway to Integrate with the Nation’s Future Industries.'" Regarding digital finance (including Web3 and digital assets), Mr. Yau proposed a macro vision to "build an international digital asset hub by 2032," with recommendations covering the establishment of early investment channels for Web3 finance, the creation of a "Hong Kong-version Web3 Pinksheet" over-the-counter fundraising mechanism, and the active promotion of real-world asset tokenization (RWA) and tokenized stocks.

AI billionaires pour billions into securing data centers as poll opposition rises to 61%

According to Decrypt, Build American AI, an advocacy group under the super PAC "Leading the Future" backed by Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz, and OpenAI President Greg Brockman, has announced it will invest millions of dollars in advertising across Kansas, Ohio, and Wisconsin to strongly support data center construction. However, a recent poll from the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows that 61% of U.S. respondents oppose building new data centers locally, a significant rise from 49% earlier this year. A majority opposed the projects across all major political affiliations, with Democrats at 69%, Republicans at 54%, and Independents at 53%. President Trump commented on the matter, stating that communities resisting data centers would be "backward and poor," and warned that China is eager to see this backlash. Currently, New York has imposed a moratorium on hyperscale data centers, Texas has halted approvals, and multiple cities have followed with bans. According to Data Center Watch, approximately $130 billion in projects faced obstacles or delays in the first quarter of 2026.

SEC Probes Collapse of AI Hedge Fund Situational Awareness

According to Reuters, the U.S. SEC is investigating AI hedge fund Situational Awareness's trading activities and high-leverage positions during the market turmoil in July, and has issued subpoenas to Wall Street banks including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Bank of America, requiring them to provide information related to the fund's trades and financing. Situational Awareness was founded by former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner, who previously worked at FTX Future Fund, with assets under management briefly exceeding $20 billion. In July, the fund suffered a monthly loss of approximately 67% due to declines in AI and chip stocks, and was subsequently forced to sell most of its public equity portfolio to Citadel.

Ripple Chief Legal Officer: September 15 Will Be a Key Indicator for the Future of the Clarity Act

Odaily News, Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty stated that September 15 will be a key date for determining whether the U.S. "Clarity Act" crypto market structure bill can continue to advance.Alderoty said at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium 2026 that the Senate will hold its first procedural motion on September 15, namely whether to enter deliberation. The motion requires 60 votes of support to open the door for the bill's subsequent progress. He noted that this day will serve as a "barometer" for judging whether the Clarity Act can still move forward in Congress.Alderoty also serves as Chairman of the National Crypto Association. He stated that even if market structure legislation hits a roadblock, both the SEC and CFTC have publicly stated that they will continue to advance crypto regulatory rulemaking.He believes that the two regulatory agencies' closer coordination in recent times is a positive signal. In the past, the SEC and CFTC did not always work collaboratively, but now both sides are engaging in closer cooperation around crypto asset regulation.However, Alderoty emphasized that what the industry most hopes to see remains congressional legislation, because legislation is more stable than mere regulatory rules and harder to overturn. He stated that regardless of the outcome, the U.S. will see crypto regulation; the difference lies in whether the framework is established through a more enduring congressional bill or advanced by regulators acting alone.

US and UK Regulators Reaffirm Support for Stablecoin and Tokenization Regulatory Cooperation

Odaily News – Regulators from the United States and the United Kingdom, at the 13th US-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group meeting held in London on July 8, reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening financial regulatory cooperation. The two sides discussed stablecoin regulation, the US digital asset market structure, tokenization, and the UK's digital strategy for the wholesale financial market. A joint statement released on August 4 showed that US officials briefed the UK side on the progress of the GENIUS Act implementation and work related to the digital asset market structure. Participants also discussed payment modernization and the G20 cross-border payments roadmap, which aims to improve cross-border payments. The meeting did not yield new policy measures. Both sides stated that they would coordinate regulation in key areas of the digital asset industry and support responsible digital asset innovation within the framework of financial stability and international regulatory cooperation. On July 14, the Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future, a joint US-UK initiative focused on financial innovation and capital market cooperation, released preliminary recommendations and simultaneously issued a joint statement on stablecoins. The two governments stated that these measures would lay the foundation for continued cooperation between the US and the UK in the digital asset and capital market sectors.

Michael Saylor: Not Forced to Sell Bitcoin Due to Losses, Will Continue to Be a Net Buyer in the Future

: Michael Saylor posted on X platform that the company announced its BTC monetization plan on June 29, which was earlier than the release of its second-quarter earnings, and it was not introduced after incurring losses.He stated that the company has never adopted a policy of "never selling Bitcoin," and the BTC monetization plan does not necessarily mean the company must sell Bitcoin. The company expects to continue being a net buyer of Bitcoin in the future.

South Korea's Financial Services Commission plans to further raise the threshold for single-stock leveraged products; retail investors may be prohibited from participating

According to the Seoul Economic Daily, Korea Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Lee Bok-hyun stated that regulatory authorities are studying a proposal to further raise the investment threshold for single-stock leveraged products. Future restrictions on investment qualifications cannot be ruled out; retail investors may be prohibited from participating, with access limited to professional investors only.

Coinbase Singapore Office Opens, Plans to Increase Local Staff to Around 200 by End of 2026

: Hassan Ahmed, Head of Coinbase Singapore, stated that the company plans to increase its Singapore workforce from the current approximately 150 employees to around 200 by the end of 2026. Future hiring priorities will focus on positions in engineering, customer service, client relationship management, and institutional sales. On the same day, Coinbase officially inaugurated its Singapore office located at One Raffles Quay. Hassan Ahmed said that Singapore is "one of the world's most trusted financial hubs and one of Coinbase's fastest-growing international markets." He noted that the new office reflects the company's long-term confidence in Singapore as a strategic hub for innovation, talent, and responsible growth in the Asia-Pacific region. It will also help the company collaborate more closely with local regulators, continue investing in talent, and further expand its partnerships.

Cross-chain protocol Allbridge confirms $1.65 million loss from liquidity pool and plans to deprecate old architecture

the cross-chain protocol Allbridge has issued an official statement confirming that an attacker has withdrawn approximately $1.65 million in assets from the Allbridge Core liquidity pool. A detailed analysis of the incident is currently being compiled, and the full investigation results will be published subsequently. The team emphasizes that there is no further risk to current user liquidity and that the Allbridge Next service is operating normally.In response to this incident, Allbridge plans to relaunch the Core version but will remove the liquidity pool design. Future cross-chain transfers will be facilitated via Circle CCTP and the LayerZero router to eliminate the risk of liquidity pool imbalance and the model vulnerabilities exploited in this attack. This incident has accelerated the previously initiated migration plan to fully transition to the more secure new infrastructure, Allbridge Next. According to the plan, Allbridge Core and Allbridge Classic will cease operations in their current form within the next three months, and users are advised to withdraw their relevant liquidity in advance.It is understood that this attack has exposed the risks inherent in the traditional cross-chain liquidity pool model and has further driven the protocol's transition towards a cross-chain architecture based on message passing and native asset transfer.

Vitalik: The Ideal Far Future of AI Results in Deep Integration of Humans and Machines While Preserving Global Pluralism

Vitalik stated on platform X that one direction for future AI development is a deeper integration of humans and machines, including computers working more collaboratively with humans, identifying conscious and subconscious signals emitted by humans, brain-computer interfaces, and computer-assisted telepathy that helps multiple people better understand each other and cooperate. Its ultimate form is to eliminate the binary division between humans and machines and open up various positions on this spectrum.Vitalik hopes that deeply integrated humans and machines can outperform separate humans and machines, and this should continue until the technological ceiling is reached. The far-future AI outcomes he envisions include: global political and economic pluralism is preserved, with no single company or government dominating; humans can choose to accept technological upgrades to explore the universe at a level competitive with pure machines, or maintain the status quo and act in the world through robots that take orders; most of the Earth could become highly regulated nature reserves, where people can continue their current lifestyle, and those who wish to do more radical things would go to space.AI itself may become too powerful compared to other alternatives, a certain country or company may gain a decisive advantage and lock it in permanently, powerful technological means could cause incalculable harm, and the path of human-machine integration itself may not retain enough humanity, ultimately becoming just another way to create powerful robots. Therefore, he hopes to pass through this narrow passage at a slower pace and is supportive of proposals for deceleration or moratorium, including ideas like Mutual Assured Compute Destruction that can provide braking opportunities.Vitalik stated that his ideal world is one where open-weight models prevail, and Dean Ball's judgment that open-weight models have a decelerationist effect by curbing capital expenditure on frontier models is completely correct, even though it will drive more capital expenditure on peripheral devices and applications. This can achieve deceleration without resorting to harsher political means. However, he believes one should not expect the world to naturally provide convenient economic and physical laws. Humanity still has a certain degree of agency over political laws, and there are many ways to change incentives without letting a single authority take control, and these should be utilized.

UK and US Support Unified Stablecoin Reserve, Redemption, and Market Access Rules

: The UK and US governments, through the Future Markets Cross-Atlantic Working Group, have issued a joint position on stablecoins, supporting coordinated rules on reserves, redemption, market access, and cross-border use. The two governments stated that if stablecoins are properly regulated, they can improve payments, settlement, and financial market infrastructure, while supporting the development of private digital currencies under public sector oversight. The UK and US indicated that stablecoins used as currency should be fully backed by high-quality liquid assets at a minimum ratio of 1:1. Reserve assets should be segregated from the issuer’s own funds, with disclosure standards for custody, redemption, and legal rights provided to holders. The two countries also stated they will explore pathways for stablecoins issued in one country to enter the other’s market, and support fair, risk-based access to financial services and markets for legitimate, regulated stablecoin and digital asset providers.

Macro Shocks Impact Crypto Market, Huobi HTX to Live Stream Analysis of BTC Future Trends

According to the official announcement, Huobi HTX will host a themed live stream today at 20:00 titled "Ceasefire Ends, Oil Price Surges Past 75, STRATEGY Sells Coins at Loss for First Time: Can BTC's Macro Narrative Still Hold?" During the event, crypto KOLs such as HuaBai Blockchain, Sincere Little Taoist, Crypto.0824, and OxPink will gather in the live stream room to conduct in-depth discussions on recent market hotspots such as the fluctuating situation in the Middle East and the strong upward trend in international oil prices, and combine Federal Reserve policy expectations to analyze BTC's future trend as well as crypto asset allocation opportunities and risk management strategies, providing investors with multi-dimensional market observations and trading ideas.

U.S. and UK Treasuries Release Joint Statement and Recommendations to Promote Stablecoin Innovation

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the UK's His Majesty's Treasury have issued a joint statement and recommendations as part of the "Transatlantic Working Group for Future Markets." The working group recommends that the Bank of England, the FCA, along with the U.S. CFTC and SEC, develop regulatory frameworks for tokenized assets while requiring the FCA and SEC to explore measures to facilitate cross-border financing. In terms of specific recommendations, both the U.S. and UK propose: supporting the development of stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and similar digital assets; promoting market competition and innovation; and establishing higher standards for asset custody, reserve segregation, and consumer protection. (The Block)

US and UK Treasuries Propose Coordinated Tokenization and Stablecoin Rules; Report Says Tokenization Could Add $44 Billion to UK Annual Economic Output

: The U.S. Department of the Treasury and HM Treasury have released recommendations from the Transatlantic Future Markets Working Group, covering stablecoin activities and tokenized finance. Both sides suggest that relevant agencies consider establishing private sector-led groups to test cross-border use cases for tokenized assets, and that U.S. financial institutions work with the Bank of England to determine a common approach to regulating tokenized assets. The U.S. and UK also issued a joint statement on stablecoins, stating their intention to promote regulatory coordination and build cross-border dynamic stablecoin markets. The statement also indicates that stablecoins should be fully backed by high-quality liquid assets at a minimum 1:1 ratio. Additionally, according to a report by an industry working group supported by the UK government, if the UK becomes a leading jurisdiction for tokenization, tokenization expands globally, and domestic adoption increases, tokenization could add up to $44 billion to the UK's annual economic output by 2035. (Cointelegraph)