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More →Anthropic's Claude cracked a 26-year-old NSA cryptography mystery in 30 minutes.
Crypto news outlet reports that Anthropic's Claude solved an NSA cryptography mystery that had lasted 26 years in less than 30 minutes. Claude discovered that the NSA's "random" seeds used for cryptographic curves such as P-256 were generated from simple 1997 and 1998 timestamps. Since NIST published these curves in 2000, no one had explained this. The discovery earned a $36,864 prize, which will be donated to the Internet Security Research Group. Anthropic stated that this is not a weakness in the curves and makes backdoor concerns "less credible."
Report: U.S.-Iran ceasefire proposal still awaits response; pro-Iranian armed groups accused of funneling funds back to the Revolutionary Guard
According to a report by Bijie Network: The U.S.-Iran ceasefire proposal still awaits a response, and pro-Iranian armed groups are said to be funneling funds back to the Revolutionary Guard. According to Axios, U.S. Central Command Commander Cooper stated that pro-Iranian armed groups such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iraqi Shiite militias are channeling funds back to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, and the Iranian government is also accused of owing wages, pensions, and benefits to Revolutionary Guard and public sector personnel. The report, citing U.S. officials, said that in order to avoid escalation of conflict before the midterm elections, the White House has ordered U.S. forces to nearly stop striking Iranian anti-ship missile and attack drone launch facilities near the Strait of Hormuz in the near term, and the U.S. side believes the pause in strikes has given Iran more confidence to launch attacks. At the same time, the White House and Qatari mediators are still waiting for Iran's response to the U.S. counterproposal to end the war, and regional mediators are urging Iran to respond as soon as possible.
El Salvador purchased 1 more Bitcoin today, bringing its strategic reserve to 7,807 BTC.
According to news from Biquan, as reported by Bitcoin Magazine, El Salvador purchased 1 more Bitcoin today and now holds 7,807 Bitcoins as its strategic reserve.
Jensen Huang: AI market turmoil will eventually pass, and investors should focus on long-term value.
According to news from Bijie, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said at an event in Berlin that the current turbulence in the AI market will eventually pass, because AI will bring about transformation and have a positive impact on every industry and country. He emphasized that the development of AI will continue to advance, and that we are still in the early stages of this process. Huang pointed out that although market news has repeatedly shifted recently, this will not change the industry's fundamentals, and large-scale hardware investment will ultimately generate returns and ease market unease. Despite the recent sell-off in AI chip and infrastructure stocks, and investor concerns that rising borrowing costs may affect AI investment spending, Huang remains optimistic about the AI market and its impact on the overall economy. He advised investors to focus on first principles and fundamentals, and to maintain attention on long-term value.
Gold, silver, and other precious metals fell in late trading on Friday.
Bitcoin World News, Friday (October 16) late New York trading, spot gold fell 0.19% to $4,163.54 per ounce, down 0.69% for the week. COMEX gold futures fell 0.68% for the week to $4,187.60 per ounce. Spot silver fell 0.72% to $56.9925 per ounce, down 6.30% for the week. COMEX silver futures fell 6.45% for the week to $57.105 per ounce. COMEX copper futures fell 1.94% for the week to $6.5625 per pound. Spot platinum rose 0.22% to $1,634.39 per ounce, down 3.40% for the week. Spot palladium fell 1.36% to $1,116.44 per ounce, down 3.34% for the week. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index, traded during U.S. stock market hours, fell 2.65% for the week to 356.98 points, showing an overall V-shaped trend. The State Street Metals and Mining ETF closed down 0.41% at $100.92, down 5.11% for the week.
Cobo Wallet will shut down on December 1, and users need to withdraw their assets before then.
According to news from Bijie, Cobo has announced that its consumer wallet application will be shut down on December 1, 2026. Users need to withdraw their assets before then, otherwise they will face an account management fee of at least $100 per month. According to Cobo's notice, users must complete the transfer of assets before November 30, and the shutdown time is midnight on December 1 at UTC+8. Cobo also requires users to replace or delete the Cobo wallet receiving addresses saved on platforms such as exchanges and mining pools to prevent funds from being mistakenly sent to old addresses. This shutdown only applies to the consumer wallet application. Cobo stopped accepting new registrations starting in 2021 and has mainly focused on institutional wallet services.
BTC DVOL指数报38.17点
CoinWorld data: The latest reading of the BTC DVOL index is 38.17 points.
Google partner Novacore Labs completes asset acquisition with AIBOTICS
Crypto news: Google partner Novacore Labs and AIBOTICS complete asset acquisition to expand AI, drone, mapping, and automation platforms in Jamaica.
Stablecoin remittances cost 84% less than traditional transfers.
Bjie.com data: According to Cointelegraph, stablecoin-funded remittances cost about 84% less than traditional transfers, with a median fee of $2 for sending $200, compared to $12.72 for traditional transfers.
Wall Street anxiety intensifies as AI recession and $110 oil price shock intertwine
According to CoinWorld news, Bloomberg reported that Wall Street has been betting on astonishing AI growth this year while worrying about stubborn inflation. This week, investors once again felt the impact of both risks: a deep downturn in the AI sector spilled over into its debt financing, while oil prices reached $110 per barrel, threatening efforts to keep inflation under control.