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[ME AI]() News: In an article it published, tech media TechCrunch discussed controversies surrounding the rules for autonomous taxis (robotaxis). The article provides a detailed analysis of the power struggle among the various parties in this emerging technology sector. (Source: MLion)

ME News: According to Arkham monitoring, 84 million BANK tokens were transferred from a suspected BANK Foundation wallet to a new address (0x5721...22Bd8), and then moved to Aster’s deposit address (0x1284...87974). In recent days, the BANK price has risen more than 3x, and is currently about $0.16. Source: ODAILY.

According to PANews, demand for Kimi K3 has surged over the past 48 hours, with GPU computing power nearing its capacity limit. To ensure the existing subscription experience, Kimi is not accepting new subscriptions for now, and is prioritizing assigning computing power to existing members. Subscriptions will not be affected. The official team is accelerating capacity expansion and will open new subscription slots in batches. The membership system is divided into two types: Kimi Membership for Web/App/Work, and Kimi Code Membership for code workflows, to match computing resources more precisely.

[ME AI]() News: In a TechCrunch interview, Christopher Nolan, the director of the movie *Odyssey*, compared artificial intelligence to an obvious “Trojan horse.” He believes AI may bring potential risks and challenges that deserve attention and discussion. (Source: MLion)

[ME AI]() News: China Guoxin Holdings Co., Ltd. firmly believes in the prospects for the development of China’s capital markets, and firmly supports central state-owned enterprises’ technological innovation and high-quality development. Relevant entities under its subsidiary, Guoxin Investment Co., Ltd., have already used special-purpose loans and supporting funds for stock buybacks and share increases totaling over 50 billion yuan to maintain market stability. In the future, it will continue to make good and full use of these policy tools, while also using its own funds to further increase its holdings of central SOE stocks, resolutely safeguarding the strategic value of core assets in the capital market, and resolutely ensuring the steady and healthy operation of the capital market. (Source: Wall Street News)

ME News message, July 20 (UTC+8): PPP reminds users of the recent schedule: · Spain - Argentina, July 20 03:00 (UTC+8). Latest match schedule real-time updates; one-tap access to popular matches to quickly spot the current moves of smart money. (Source: ODAYLY)

ME News: On April 26 (UTC+8), Iranian Foreign Minister Alagazi called on regional countries to establish a collective security mechanism that is “free from U.S. interference.” On that day, during a meeting in Muscat, the capital of Oman, with Oman’s Sultan Haitham, Alagazi said that Iran’s experience shows that the U.S. military presence in regional countries would only lead to turmoil and division in the region. He urged regional countries to jointly build an autonomous collective security mechanism without “U.S. interference.” (Source: PANews)

On April 26, the U.S.-Iran peace talks were paused, and the situation has entered a fragile “neither war nor peace” state. Both sides remain confident that they can last longer through military and economic pressure: Iran says it can withstand the impact, while the Trump administration hopes to weaken Iran through measures such as blockading the Strait of Hormuz. Ceasefire has no lasting agreement, and regional stability remains uncertain. Former officials and conservative media say the current situation mirrors last year’s short-term conflict, with peace not guaranteed. Talks are progressing slowly, and global oil markets and the economy are under pressure. PolyBeats shows the probability of permanent peace is only 2%, while the probabilities of achieving reconciliation are 32% and 48%, respectively.

ME News’ Token Unlocks for April 26 shows that multiple tokens including SUI, JUP, SIGN, and others will undergo significant unlocks next week, with the timing concentrated from April 28 to May 2. The unlock specifications vary: SUI on May 1 will unlock about 42.62 million tokens, representing roughly 1.08% of the circulating supply, worth about $40 million; JUP on April 28 will unlock about 53.47 million tokens, roughly 1.53%, worth about $9.2 million; SIGN on April 28 will unlock about 401 million tokens, about 20.78%, worth about $7 million. In addition, it also includes EIGEN, GUN, OMNI, KMNO, ENA, OP, ZETA, ZORA, and others, with amounts and market values differing.

ME News, April 26 (UTC+8): The Vietnamese government plans to launch a 5-year crypto asset pilot program in the second quarter of 2026, shifting previously largely offshore, unregulated crypto trading into an onshore, regulated market. At present, Vietnamese traders’ annual crypto trading volume is $22-230B, with over $600 million per day. The new pilot will only allow participation by locally registered institutions that meet strict capital and compliance requirements, and the trading instruments must be real-world asset-backed and settled in Vietnamese dong. (Source: ChainCatcher)

ME News, April 26 (UTC+8): After experiencing rapid, speculation-driven growth, Solana cooled significantly in the first quarter of 2026. Network fees fell to $89.9 million, down 68% year over year, and on-chain yields and DeFi activity declined in tandem. The ecosystem is shifting from a speculation-led phase to a more sustainable revenue structure. (Source: MLion)

ME News reported on April 26 that multiple users of the Websea exchange have recently complained that withdrawals are restricted, which is related to the invitation for Lu Zeliang La to attend the Hong Kong Web3 conference. The official said that the withdrawal function has been temporarily adjusted and that a fund audit is underway; withdrawal requests that have not been broadcast on-chain will be reverted and refunded back to users’ accounts, with further progress expected to be disclosed by April 30.

ME News reports that Kalshi and Polymarket are facing increasing regulatory pressure and crackdowns on insider trading. Robin Hanson believes that insider information is crucial for prediction markets, and that strictly banning insider trading is wrong. Insiders drive prices to be real; more important than controlling information flow is enabling information to circulate. The market should encourage public participation and let people take the risks themselves, participating in a way similar to playing poker. Prediction markets are a democratic tool for aggregating information, but they are not suitable for everyone.

ME News, July 19 (UTC+8): Prediction-market data shows that in forecasts related to the "2026 World Cup Golden Boot," the probability of the "Yes" option that "Mbappé will become the top scorer" rose from 42.5% to 91.5%, a single-day increase of 49.0 percentage points.

ME News, April 26 (UTC+8): On local time April 26, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said its special forces had successfully destroyed three US GBU-57 massive bunker-busting bombs and dismantled another left behind in Iran’s Zanjan Province. The GBU-57 bunker-busting bomb (also known as the “bunker buster”) is a heavy bunker-busting bomb developed by the United States. The US used this model of bomb last year in a military operation against Iran’s nuclear facilities, and this year’s Iran-US conflict has also seen large-scale use of this type of weapon. (Source: ODAILY)

Reports indicate that Changxin Technology plans to list on the SSE STAR Market on July 27, 2026. Its initial market value is about 5800 billion yuan, and it may become the world’s third-largest DRAM supplier. Several institutions are optimistic about the company’s post-listing valuation, with projected ranges from 2–3 trillion yuan to 3–5 trillion yuan. Key supporting factors include growth in AI storage demand, domestic substitution, China’s only DRAM production capacity, and backing from the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund.

ME News, July 19 (UTC+8): Bitcoin News posted on X that U.S. Senator Lummis said: “If something is truly decentralized, it shouldn’t be regulated like a bank. It took years to correctly distinguish this, and we finally have the chance to codify it into law. Let’s pass the ‘Clarity Act.’” (Source: ODAILY)

The article argues that once autonomous AI agents are widely involved, traditional AI will fail at AI detection, and a trust crisis will worsen. He proposes using zero-knowledge proofs to provide verifiable behavioral credentials for AI—proving models, reasoning, and boundaries without exposing data—and to distinguish between humans and agents. He also calls on the U.S. to legislate for high-risk scenarios, requiring agents to carry verifiable proof and shifting responsibility from the content to the lack of proof.

As of now, net inflows into the U.S. semiconductor ETF in 2026 have exceeded $46 billion, accounting for about 31% of total assets under management, and are on track to set the record for the largest annual inflows in history. The incremental inflows this year have already surpassed more than double the combined total from 2017 to 2025; since 2017, cumulative inflows have risen to $68 billion. Just last week alone attracted more than $2.3 billion in capital—investors had never previously put such a large amount of funds into semiconductor ETFs.