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1. Top News: Wall Street's key regulatory agency is moving forward with plans to regulate cryptocurrency and prediction markets 2. Token Unlock: None

Top News

1. Trump Forced to Upgrade Middle East War Deployment, Conflict Window May Extend to 100 Days

2. Musk Suggests X Money Offers 6% Deposit Yield, Introduces Cashback Debit Card Feature

3. WTI Crude Oil Under Pressure in Pre-market Trading, "Trader CBB" Positions 18 Million Scale Short with Significant Unrealized Gains

4. UK Data Regulator Writes to Meta on AI Glasses Privacy Concerns, Describes Investigation Report as "Concerning"

5. High-Win-Rate Account in Political Section Invests $37,900, Betting US Will Strike Iraq by March 7

Featured Articles

1. "These Former Crypto Builders Have Moved Toward the World's Hottest AI Projects"

Someone who can excel in a certain field is often not just lucky with timing, but possesses the innate ability to get things done. These capabilities are transferable. So we can observe an interesting phenomenon: in recent years, the smartest, most radical, and least compliant group of people in the crypto industry are now frequently appearing in the AI world. Some are writing macro essays that influence Silicon Valley's decisions, some are leading strategic decisions at top AI companies, and some are building the infrastructure that developers use daily. Although many of those who have moved on are reluctant to mention crypto again, it is undeniable that crypto, like a boot camp, has cultivated a group of people with judgment, risk awareness, and exceptional sensitivity to power structures, reshaping another industry.

2. "Trump's AI Farce: Insult if no Money Given"

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei sent a 1600-word internal memo to all employees last Friday. The memo was exposed by the tech media outlet The Information today, causing a stir throughout Silicon Valley. The core of the memo was only one sentence: Anthropic was blacklisted by the Trump administration not because they couldn't agree on security terms but because they didn't donate.