Ten teams have registered their own perpetual markets on Hyperliquid, with most locking up approximately $40 million worth of HYPE. One team accounted for 97.8% of the trading volume and recently experienced a 44% drop in trading volume within a single month. The figures for the other nine teams' purchases are all taken from on-chain data.

Pons said on X that 31% of PONS's total supply has been burned, including 1% burned within one week. According to Odaily, the statement did not provide additional details.

U.S. Senate negotiators are discussing legislation that would require artificial intelligence companies to prove they are taking reasonable precautions to prevent their tools from causing harm. The proposal would give the U.S. Commerce Secretary authority to require developers to show they have taken reasonable steps to prevent harm and would authorize government auditors to test related products. According to ChainCatcher, Reuters said the talks are still ongoing and it could not immediately determine what would qualify as reasonable. The proposal faces significant hurdles even if Congress approves it, as U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that existing powers are sufficient to regulate and prosecute technology companies and suggested he would not sign a bill creating new AI rules. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz, and Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar are among those discussing the proposal. Thune said on Monday that Congress can set guardrails for more serious threats without undermining the U.S. lead in the AI race. Klobuchar said in a statement that she continues to push bipartisan legislation for government oversight of the biggest risks posed by AI models, including requiring developers to work with government experts to verify and test models for safety. Senate Commerce Committee ranking Democrat Maria Cantwell is also involved in the discussions. Reuters reported on Friday that negotiators are also considering a federal court process that would let companies challenge a government decision to block the release of certain AI models if officials deem them unsafe. The court-related portion would also prevent states from enforcing their own laws targeting specific risks from AI models.

EDEL surged after Edel Finance joined the DTCC Digital Asset Solutions Industry Working Group. According to Odaily, Lookonchain said whale addresses have also been buying EDEL recently, including ezhomi.base.eth, which bought 5.33 million EDEL worth $98,000 over four days, and another address that bought 2.56 million EDEL worth $48,000 over the past two days.

U.S. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to deliver a Senate speech criticizing the CLARITY Act. According to Foresight News, her prepared remarks say the bill's latest ethics provisions are a weak fig leaf and cannot stop U.S. President Donald Trump from continuing to profit from crypto businesses. The remarks say the enforcement mechanism would be controlled by politically appointed officials, contains major loopholes, and would not apply to Trump's new bank. They also say the bill would expand his crypto footprint and strengthen links between USD1 and the U.S. financial system.

According to Kabutan, Yonhap and HKET, Asian equities opened mixed on Tuesday as a steep overnight drop in chip stocks, renewed U.S. rate-hike worries ahead of this week's FOMC and higher oil prices weighed on sentiment, though bargain-hunting lifted several markets after weak starts. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 began the day 302.62 points lower at 63,190.37, a third straight losing open, pressured by semiconductor-related names such as Furukawa Electric, Tokyo Electron and Fujikura after the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 5.86% overnight. The index quickly reversed higher on dip-buying, with its gain topping 500 points by late morning, as SoftBank Group, Lasertec and Recruit advanced. Seoul's KOSPI opened 25.12 points lower at 6,659.25, extending the prior session's more than 3% slide, as chip heavyweights stayed under pressure. Hong Kong stocks opened firmer, with the Hang Seng Index up 16 points at 24,934 and the Hang Seng Tech Index adding 0.5% to 4,338; Alibaba and Lenovo each rose about 1%, while GAC Group jumped 8% on resumption after unveiling a plan to issue A-shares to acquire a stake in a vehicle joint venture from FAW. The index then slipped below flat to around 24,807 shortly after the open. Taiwan's TAIEX opened 15.25 points lower at 45,847.27, hit by the overnight chip rout, before turning higher toward 45,900 as TSMC rose NT$25 to NT$2,405 and Delta Electronics gained. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite opened down 0.14%, the Shenzhen Component fell 0.17% and the ChiNext Index eased 0.14%, with more than 2,900 stocks lower; media, autos, oil-and-gas and cybersecurity names were active while optical-communication shares pulled back.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy said on Monday that the supertanker EL GAIA exploded and caught fire after hitting a mine while trying to pass through a restricted area south of the Strait of Hormuz, with the blaze still out of control, according to ETNet. The U.S. Central Command later said on social media that Iran's account was false and that the Panama-flagged tanker was hit by an Iranian drone in waters off Oman. The escalation has raised concerns about further disruption to crude supply, with Brent crude at $106.4 a barrel and U.S. crude at $102.26.

Sunny Optical Technology (02382) rose as much as 3% to HK$69.20 and was last up 2.7% at HK$68.75, with turnover of 436,700 shares worth HK$29.89 million, according to ETNet. The stock's active buy-sell ratio was 60:40, with net active buying of HK$5.4283 million. HSBC Securities Brokerage was the largest net passive buyer at HK$2.1503 million, while China Investment Information was the largest net passive seller at HK$1.6492 million. The Hang Seng Index was down 26 points, or 0.1%, at 24,891, while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 19 points, or 0.4%, to 4,337.

BlackRock Inc. has raised emerging-market equities back to overweight, citing access to scarce resources needed for the artificial-intelligence boom and strong earnings, according to Bloomberg. The firm said those factors should support outperformance.

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Trump has posted a series of tweets defending the AI ​​boom and data center construction, calling AI doomsday theories and opposition to data centers "hoaxes," warning against stifling America's AI lead, and even saying that the AI ​​"guardrail" that is really needed is a strong and smart president.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse 8 AM," issue 3182, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

Both being buyback tokens, PONS is valued at only 0.9 times PE, while HYPE is valued at 29 times. Behind this steep valuation curve lies a pricing logic based on the certainty of cash flow and the degree of "validation".

Elon Musk endorsed Amodei's position on X, writing simply "Dario is right"

Altman announced that OpenAI is abandoning its 2026 IPO plan. Behind the cash black hole of 13 billion in revenue and 38.5 billion in net loss is a triple game of valuation, regulation, and computing power.

With zero-coupon convertible bonds and premium-converted shares, Zhipu has raised another $5 billion. After its bottomless cash burn, it's now betting its new story on self-trained models. Will the capital market still buy it?

In a rare move, Musk posted four messages within 48 hours, revealing his wariness towards AGI and stating that uncontrolled AI is more terrifying than nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, his xAI continues its rapid expansion of training and computing power.

Robinhood Chain has already achieved high trading volume and revenue, and its tokenized stocks, Launchpad, and DEX ecosystem are rapidly taking shape, but the real retail user dividend has yet to be released.