Changxin Technology responds to Apple's request for chip procurement: Subject to official announcements.

Standard Chartered has initiated coverage on Chainlink in a research report, projecting that its LINK token could surge 25-fold from its current level of around $8 to $200 by the end of 2030. The bank noted that the tokenization wave will require reliable on-chain data, positioning Chainlink as critical infrastructure bridging traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi).

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, FalconX transferred 120 Bitcoin (worth approximately $7.82 million) to Coinbase 24 minutes ago.

According to a report by AXIOS, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders is urging CEOs of leading AI companies to pause AI development, warning that lawmakers will step in if no action is taken. The letter has been sent to OpenAI founder Sam Altman, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, and Mark Zuckerberg. “At a time when we’ve already seen humans lose control and create potentially dangerous viruses, your companies are still racing ahead—pouring tens of billions of dollars into a technology that no one can fully understand, predict, or control,” Sanders said. Currently, AI legislation, especially efforts led by progressives like Sanders, is unlikely to gain enough support in the current Congress to become law. What is expected for now are symbolic bills and public pressure campaigns. If the Democrats retake either chamber of Congress, there could be congressional investigations and subpoenas to hold tech CEOs accountable.

Bitcoin mining company @MARA sold a total of 23,093 $BTC($1.6B) in the first half of 2026 at an average price of $70,631. MARA still holds 35,577 $BTC ($2.3B).

According to HTX market data, GRVT has risen above $0.38, currently trading at $0.3803, with a 24-hour gain of 31.77%.

According to a report from AXIOS, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders is urging CEOs of leading AI companies to pause AI development, warning that lawmakers will step in if no action is taken. The letter was reportedly sent to OpenAI founder Sam Altman, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, and Mark Zuckerberg. Sanders stated: “At a time when we have already seen humans lose control and create potentially dangerous viruses, your companies are still racing ahead—investing tens of billions of dollars in a technology that no one can fully understand, predict, or control.” Clearly, AI legislation, particularly efforts led by progressives like Sanders, is unlikely to secure enough support in the current congressional session to become law. What can be expected for now are symbolic bills and public pressure campaigns—and if the Democrats retake either chamber of Congress, there could be congressional investigations and subpoenas to hold tech CEOs accountable.