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Karma3 Labs founder Sahil Dewan announced on X platform that the company and its OpenRank protocol will be closed and cease development. The remaining capital will be returned to investors, and all code, protocols, documentation, and learning materials will be open sourced. The GitHub repository will be archived and permanently made public. OpenRank has generated reputation ratings for over 10 million on chain users, facilitated incentive allocation of over $50 million, and supported over 50 integrations. Sahil Dewan stated that the team was unable to find a company form that can generate compound interest growth. The core lesson is that the right topic will not automatically translate into scalable business, and infrastructure needs to be anchored in users' existing workflows.

Apyx has released the Apyx 2.0 framework to address liquidity run risks in stress testing by restructuring redemption mechanisms, collateral structures, and transparency indicators. After the launch of the Apyx protocol, the circulation scale reached $500 million. Recently, the drawdown of STRC assets has caused the apxUSD to fall to $0.90 in the secondary market. Apyx 2.0 introduces a dual layer value system, with Redemption Value as the casting and redemption benchmark, and introduces an RFQ mechanism to improve liquidity exit efficiency.

[Syscoin Releases Bridge Security Incident Report, 5 Billion SYS Burned] Syscoin has released a bridge security incident report, disclosing that a vulnerability in the UTXO-to-NEVM bridge led to the unauthorized release of approximately 5 billion SYS on the UTXO side. The related funds have been returned to the official recovery address and burned using the standard OP_RETURN method, restoring the on-chain reported SYS supply to the expected value. Currently, the bridge functionality is suspended, and Syscoin is working on fixing the cross-layer parsing defect.

UBS expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points each in March and June 2027, compared to the original expectation of 25 basis points each in December 2026 and March 2027.

OpenAI's total expenditure last year reached 34 billion US dollars, including approximately 19 billion US dollars in research and development investment, and nearly 6 billion US dollars in sales, marketing, and other expenses. Currently, OpenAI is advancing its IPO plan with an expected valuation of over 1 trillion US dollars.