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CoinWorld news, U.S. Central Command: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps continues to claim it controls the Strait of Hormuz; in fact, the United States and its regional partners control the strait. Despite the IRGC's continued unprovoked attacks, commercial vessels are still transiting.
BlackRock CEO warns that stalled AI data center construction could trigger a US recession
According to Bijie News, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned that a stall in AI data center construction could trigger a U.S. recession. Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market saw $483 million in futures liquidations. Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan called for regulation to focus on the application layer rather than the blockchain itself.
Australia introduces draft legislation to adopt the OECD crypto tax reporting framework.
CoinWorld news, according to Cointelegraph, Australia has introduced draft legislation to adopt the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) crypto tax reporting framework so that countries can exchange crypto transaction information.
Meta Platforms发布Muse Spark Open的开放权重
CoinWorld news: Meta Platforms announced that it is releasing the "weights" of Muse Spark Open, allowing developers to run and adapt the model's parameter settings themselves. According to Meta, this model, designed specifically for programming and supporting AI agents, is less advanced than Muse Wonder, which the company unveiled earlier this week. Meta Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang said that for both security and capability reasons, Meta typically does not open-source its most powerful models, but over time it is very important to continue open-sourcing excellent models, and Meta intends to keep doing so.
Meta Platforms(META.O)CEO扎克伯格
Meta Platforms (META.O) CEO Zuckerberg: The open-weight version of Muse Spark will be released today. Thanks to cooperation with Apple (AAPL.O) and Apple's new CEO Ternus, the model performs excellently on the new Mac Studio.
Fundstrat: Bitcoin could rise to $95,000 to $100,000 by the end of the year.
According to news from Bijie, the head of digital strategy at Fundstrat Capital said that Bitcoin is expected to potentially rise to $95,000 to $100,000 by the end of the year, and the fund currently has $5.1 billion in assets under management.
Adobe and Nvidia expand partnership to accelerate agent creation
Coin World News: Adobe and Nvidia are expanding their partnership to accelerate agent creation. Adobe said that a brand concierge service powered by NVIDIA Nemotron will be launched for enterprise customers later this year.
Gracy Chen: The current market is a monkey market, where sentiment changes faster than fundamentals.
According to news from Bijie, Gracy Chen stated that the current market is neither a typical bear market nor a bull market, but a "monkey market," because it swings up and down. She pointed out that although market sentiment has changed dramatically within a week, the fundamentals have not changed. In this kind of monkey market, high leverage brings two-way risk. She further noted that many Layer 1, Layer 2, and Web3 applications are "dying or on the verge of death," while stablecoins, tokenized stocks, and real-world assets are showing genuine product-market fit. She believes that the real bull market triggers include the passage of the Clarity Act and the U.S. government starting to buy, but both remain uncertain at present.
Ledger: Organized crime groups steal users' seed phrases by planting malicious hardware into genuine wallets.
CoinWorld data: Ledger stated that an organized criminal group spent months implanting malicious hardware into real wallets to steal users' seed phrases. The attackers purchased genuine devices, modified them, and redistributed them through resale channels in Southeast Asia, behind which was a multimillion-dollar operation aimed at stealing funds and laundering money. Ledger has instructed authorized dealers and distributors in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong to temporarily suspend sales and has prohibited open-shelf displays and the resale of returned devices. The company said the attack was limited to local third-party distribution channels, ensuring that its secure chip, BOLOS operating system, and internal servers were not affected.
Wall Street giants like BlackRock are moving funds on-chain, and ordinary investors may gain more choices.
According to news from Bijie, Yahoo Finance reports that Wall Street giants such as BlackRock are investing funds into blockchain, which could give ordinary investors more options.