[Deutsche Bank Says Long-Term Holding of AI Is the Best Strategy] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Deutsche Bank's latest research indicates that discussions about an 'AI bubble' have already cooled down. It recommends abandoning timing strategies and sticking to long-term holdings to achieve the best returns. Tech giants are investing hundreds of billions of dollars in building AI infrastructure, and this unprecedented scale of investment has raised market concerns about bubble risks.

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[0G Labs Attacker Temporarily Changed Account Name to 'FOG,' Team Has Restored It] Foresight News reports that the 0G Labs attacker temporarily changed the account name to 'FOG,' but the team has now restored it. Foresight News reminds you not to purchase tokens issued by the attacker to avoid potential asset losses.

[NYDIG Questions Transparency and Quality of Trump Family Stablecoin USD1 Reserves] NYDIG analysts have raised concerns about the reserve proof report for the stablecoin USD1, issued by the crypto company World Liberty Financial, which is deeply tied to the Trump family. Although USD1 claims to be fully backed 1:1 by cash equivalents such as U.S. Treasury bonds, its currently published reserve report falls short of the industry's leading transparency standards and requires further improvement. Due to Trump's political influence and his family's close financial ties to the company, the USD1 project has previously drawn significant attention from U.S. senators regarding potential conflicts of interest and national security risks.

["'Internet Real Estate' Domain Name Transactions Inefficient, Urgently Need Tokenization Transformation"] A commentary article by Cointelegraph pointed out that although the RWA tokenization market is developing rapidly, the domain name market—referred to as "the most important real estate on the internet"—is facing a significant liquidity crisis due to its Web2-era transaction model. Currently, the process of selling a domain name takes an average of three to six months, with broker commissions as high as 15% to 30%. This inefficiency stands in stark contrast to tokenized real estate, which can achieve asset fractionalization and settlement within minutes. The article warns that if the domain name market does not quickly embrace tokenization, transforming domain names into divisible assets to enable instant settlement and DeFi integration, it risks losing value and ceding its dominant position to protocols like ENS.