The Washington Post: The United States is at a strategic disadvantage in the conflict with Iran, with goals not achieved and costs high

[Xu Zhengyu: Hong Kong Plans to Pilot Tokenization of Exchange Fund Bills by the End of 2026] Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Xu Zhengyu, stated that digital bonds issued in Hong Kong account for approximately 50% of the global share. Hong Kong plans to pilot the tokenization of Exchange Fund Bills by the end of 2026. The Central Moneymarkets Unit (CMU) will establish a digital asset platform within 2026, improve the licensing system for virtual assets, develop a regulatory framework for tokenized investment products, promote the trading of regulated stablecoins on licensed platforms, and expand application scenarios.

[NVIDIA and Several U.S. Companies Restrict the Use of Anthropic Models Due to Mandatory Data Retention and Sharing] NVIDIA and several U.S. companies have restricted or ceased using Anthropic models because Anthropic modified its privacy policy to mandate retaining user interaction data for 30 days and stipulated that data could be shared with U.S. intelligence agencies when deemed necessary. (Source: Jin10 Data)

The Cronos community has released a governance proposal to use all revenue generated from Ult and Cronos Launch to purchase CROs in the market and destroy them on a monthly basis, and to execute and publish transaction hash values on the chain on a monthly basis. The operational, infrastructure, and growth costs are covered by existing funds, and strategic reserves are used to support Cronos POS staking rewards. The staking rewards are distributed according to the current Cronos POS parameters, and are supplemented by reserves when the issuance volume decreases. The voting period for this proposal is until October 3rd.

SlowMist has issued a warning stating that versions 1.1-1.2 of the FomoPeek App have been implanted with malicious code. The app integrates an iOS kernel attack framework and can break through the sandbox isolation mechanism to read the system keychain, posing a risk of user private keys, mnemonics, and login credentials being leaked.

[China Asset Management (Hong Kong) and Standard Chartered Bank Complete HKDAP Digital Asset Investment Use Case Test] China Asset Management (Hong Kong), together with Standard Chartered Bank, has completed Hong Kong's first use case test for investing in digital assets using the HKDAP Hong Kong dollar stablecoin. HKDAP is a Hong Kong dollar stablecoin initiated by Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) and issued by licensed stablecoin issuer RD Technologies. (Source: Sing Tao Daily)