The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is set to conduct a closed-door bipartisan briefing on cryptocurrency taxation this Thursday. According to ChainCatcher, the meeting aims to address the complexities and implications of taxing digital assets. This initiative reflects ongoing efforts by lawmakers to better understand and regulate the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency market.

Google's Threat Analysis Group has confirmed that cybercriminals have used artificial intelligence models to discover and exploit a zero-day vulnerability in a popular open-source web management tool, according to ChainCatcher. This vulnerability allowed attackers to bypass two-factor authentication. Google stated that this marks the first time the company has identified AI-assisted zero-day vulnerability development in a real-world scenario. Before attackers could exploit the vulnerability on a large scale, Google collaborated with the affected vendors to patch the issue. The vulnerability was identified as a logic error, where the software trusted a condition that could bypass two-factor authentication. Unlike traditional scanners that search for crashes or erroneous code, AI analyzed the software's expected functionality and detected logical inconsistencies, enabling attackers to bypass security checks without compromising encryption.

Kim Sang-hoon announced plans to advance discussions on a fundamental digital asset act centered around stablecoins following the forthcoming local elections. According to NS3.AI, the bill was initially set for debate in a National Assembly subcommittee today but was subsequently taken off the agenda.

CoinMarketCap's Altcoin Season Index has decreased by two points, reaching a level of 49. According to NS3.AI, this index is used to assess whether altcoins are performing better than Bitcoin.

On May 12, a substantial movement of LAB tokens was detected. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, 100 million LAB tokens were transferred from a centralized exchange (CEX) to on-chain addresses within the last 10 hours. This amount represents approximately 32% of the total circulating supply of LAB. Additionally, it was noted that a similar large-scale transfer of the token RAVE occurred previously, also from the same CEX to on-chain addresses. The method of sourcing gas for these transactions was remarkably similar, suggesting that the same group may be behind both the RAVE and LAB token movements.

Capital investment typically yields returns with a lag of months or even years. However, it's an undeniable fact that major companies are currently investing heavily in the AI ​​sector. The final profits realized will far exceed general market expectations.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3054, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

It is rumored that SK Hynix's South Korean employees receive year-end bonuses exceeding 3 million RMB. Insiders reveal a huge disparity in treatment between China and South Korea, and the AI ​​storage supercycle may continue to drive up the prices of consumer electronics products.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on AI, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

While the public is exclaiming "NFT is dead," top global art institutions and old-money giants are quietly building up their holdings, and digital art is about to undergo a century-level value revaluation comparable to the rise of "Impressionism."

Chips, Artificial Intelligence, DeepSeek, The world is reassessing China's chip industry. Golden Finance reports that the global semiconductor industry is reaching an all-time high.

Exchanges, South Korea, South Korean exchanges "battle" regulators, challenging the boundaries of law enforcement and legislation. Golden Finance reports that the South Korean crypto industry is entering a rare head-on regulatory conflict.

There are two kinds of businesses that are easiest to do in this world: selling shovels and selling water.

On April 13, 2026, Henry Shevlin, a scholar at Cambridge University, posted a message on X saying that he would soon be joining Google DeepMind as Philosopher.

Deconstructing the Logic Behind Zcash's Soaring Price: Governance Restructuring + Narrative Reshaping + Organizational Upgrading