Vestige, a DeFi platform, will cease operations on December 31 and shut down its main website, API, trading aggregator and related services. According to Odaily, Vestige said trading volume across the Algorand ecosystem over the past year was insufficient to cover operating costs. The team said it had delayed the shutdown as long as possible, but high operating costs and prolonged unprofitability led to the decision. Assets in users’ wallets will not be affected, and assets deposited in vaults will remain accessible through a retained legacy frontend. Vestige will also burn all remaining VEST tokens in its treasury and the VEST liquidity receipt tokens it holds.

Elon Musk signed an open letter on November 14 calling on Nvidia’s board to bring back Jensen Huang. According to Sina Finance, citing China Central Television Finance, more than 85,000 people had signed the letter by 9:03 p.m. (UTC+8) on November 14, including current and former Nvidia employees, shareholders, and technology figures. The letter was posted on a volunteer-run website, which said signatories entered their own information and that the platform had not verified their identities. Analysts and industry experts said Huang’s value extends beyond technology to supplier and customer relationships and his influence across the artificial intelligence industry. Musk had earlier said he would sign the petition in response to a post by a senior engineer in Tesla’s superintelligence division. The engineer, a former Nvidia employee, wrote that skilled GPU engineers are even more sought after than machine-learning engineers and are extremely difficult to replace. He said Nvidia as it is today would not exist without Huang’s vision. In a repost of another post about Nvidia’s board composition, Musk wrote, “This is the board making decisions for what was once the most valuable company on Earth!?” and added a facepalm emoji. Huang’s resignation has reminded some market participants of technology companies losing key figures. They cited Apple, which they said quickly lost direction after dismissing Steve Jobs and was once close to bankruptcy before his return.

BNB Chain announced on X that it has open positions in Business Development, Operations, Marketing and Events.

According to ChainCatcher citing The Block, on-chain data shows an attacker borrowed about 55.2 million KAVA from Kava Lend, a lending protocol on the Kava blockchain. The attacker exploited a mechanism in the inactive BUSD market to inflate deposit value by about 243,000 times, then used the inflated collateral to borrow KAVA repeatedly. About 49.2 million KAVA was subsequently bridged to BNB Chain via LayerZero, where most of it was sold for BNB and USDT. Kava previously said the incident did not involve unlimited token issuance and was limited to Kava Lend. Partner exchanges suspended KAVA deposits and withdrawals, and the team paused the Axelar bridge.

According to CNBC, Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Bryan Bedford said officials had not determined the root cause of the Nov. 13 nationwide ground stop, the longest halt in flight departures to U.S. airports since 9/11. Routers and networking equipment appeared to be involved, but officials had not established a definitive cause. Bedford said the FAA ordered the halt because it could not rule out the possibility that the disruption might cause a sensor to lose connectivity with aircraft. L3Harris said it had completed more than 70% of a planned conversion of airspace communications from copper wires to fiber-optic systems and was supporting the FAA’s investigation. On Friday, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy requested $50 billion from Congress for an air travel overhaul.

On November 13th, local time in the United States, Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodie and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon held an IPO-themed dialogue in New York.

Jensen Huang's sudden departure has left Nvidia's over $500 billion AI revolving financing machine, built on equity investments, guarantees, and buybacks, without a mastermind.

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It's no secret that Jensen Huang and Anthropic's CEO are openly at odds over AI policy and chip exports. From heated debates in Washington to Huang's public rejection of a comprehensive export ban pushed by Ammoddi, the two have long made their stance clear.

When attackers begin targeting employee identities, internal permissions, and the supply chain, simply storing private keys is no longer sufficient to form a complete security defense.

Jensen Huang's sudden departure may just be the beginning of a concentrated outbreak of political risks at American tech giants.

Goldman Sachs' 2027 global equity strategy indicates that the AI ​​capital expenditure boom is nearing its peak, and global profit growth will slow significantly.

Should the founder who built a global AI chip empire over 33 years really leave?

Jensen Huang, Nvidia, ETH. Jensen Huang was also once an "Ethereum KOL." Jinse Finance: "Ethereum will become quite valuable."

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