Summary of 10 key news stories today

ME News report, April 24 (UTC+8). Today’s key news includes: Arthur Hayes says that by 2030, Ethereum may fall out of the top three cryptocurrencies, with AI-focused assets potentially taking its place; the UK government is in talks with Anthropic, planning to deploy the Claude Mythos cybersecurity AI model to UK banks and financial institutions; Mantle’s core contributor team proposes that 30,000 ETH be lent from Mantle Treasury to Aave DAO to cover bad debt caused by the April 18 $292 million rsETH cross-chain bridge attack; Trump says he will investigate federal employees who place bets on prediction markets, amid concerns that government confidential information may be used for insider trading; Meta and Microsoft are cutting thousands of jobs while increasing AI spending; Jane Street is seeking to dismiss an insider trading lawsuit accusing it of profiting from inside information before the $40 billion Terraform crypto collapse; the U.S. Department of Justice accuses a U.S. military soldier of profiting $400,000 by placing bets on Polymarket using classified intelligence related to Nicolas Maduro’s removal; Donald Trump says he is in no rush to end the conflict with Iran, and claims that time is not on Tehran’s side, with any agreement only being reached on U.S. terms; Pavel Durov says Toncoin transaction fees will drop sixfold to 0.00039 TON per transaction, remain fixed regardless of network load, and plans to soon make most transactions fee-free; the U.S. says it has evidence that foreign entities, especially China-related actions, are extracting U.S. AI models via proxy channels. (Source: MLion)