MiniMax Code has suddenly announced it will go open-source tonight, with its source code set to be uploaded to GitHub shortly.

According to HTX market data, as Hyperliquid’s token HYPE broke through $90 today to hit an all-time high, tokens in its ecosystem have rallied. Specifically, Hyperliquid ecosystem meme coin PURR is currently priced at $0.1284, with a 24-hour gain of 20.31%; Hyperliquid ecosystem meme coin JOFF trades at $0.01665, up 17.99% over the past 24 hours. Additionally, Hyperliquid Strategies Inc, a listed company associated with the HYPE treasury, saw its pre-market price rise by 7.01%, currently at $13.73.

Binance said it will still seek authorization under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that a vice chairman of the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) told Binance that European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde had asked the Greek Prime Minister not to approve Binance’s license application. Greek officials had informed the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) in early June that the regulator planned to greenlight the application, according to reports. A Binance spokesperson stated: “We do not comment on speculation. In Europe, Binance remains committed to operating in a long-term, compliant manner and adhering to the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation.”

Zcash has announced that voting for its Q3 retroactive grant program for Shielded ZEC holders is now open, and will run until 4:00 AM Beijing time on September 30. The ballot includes 37 proposals, each requiring a separate "yes/no" vote, with a quorum threshold of roughly 420,000 ZEC. To participate in the vote, users must update to Zodl 3.14.0 or later, the latest Vizor Wallet, or the latest Zkool.

According to the latest compiled data on stablecoin current wealth management and earning products from HTX, Binance, OKX, and Bitget, major platforms still generally adopt the "small principal with high yield, tiered reduction for excess amounts" mechanism. OKX’s yields are presented after deducting a 15% fee. For USDT: HTX’s 0-200 USDT tier shows an annualized return of 10%, dropping to 1.95% for excess amounts; Bitget’s 0-300 USDT tier is 6.64%, with excess amounts at 1.98%; Binance’s 0-800 USDT tier is 6.27%, excess amounts at 2.27%; OKX’s rate is 2.45%. For USDC: HTX’s 0-200 USDC tier has an annualized return of 8%, excess amounts at 2.75%; Binance’s 0-300 USDC tier is 7.46%, excess at 2.46%; Bitget’s 0-300 USDC tier is 6.66%, excess at 1.72%; OKX’s rate is 2.3%. For other stablecoins: HTX’s USDT VIP tier offers an annualized return of 6%-9% for amounts between 50,000 and 100,000; Binance’s USDT VIP is 2.6%-2.65%; Bitget’s USDT VIP 0-300,000 tier is 2.88%, with excess amounts at 1.88%. For USDE, HTX has tiered rates of 5% and 3%, Binance’s is 4.75%, and Bitget’s is 2.74%. HTX’s USDD is 4.00%; Binance’s U product 0-5,000 tier has an annualized return of 6.66%, excess amounts at 0.66%; Bitget’s U product is 1.50%. Overall, high yields remain concentrated in small principal ranges, with annualized returns generally declining as capital size grows. When comparing products, users should also note tier limits, interest calculation rules, fees, and real-time availability. The above data are page-displayed yields and do not constitute investment advice.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, whale address 0x7541 purchased 1.97 million UNI tokens at an average price of $8.97 between February and March 2025, totaling roughly $17.67 million in spending. During that period, its maximum unrealized loss reached $13 million. With UNI’s price rebounding, the address is now profitable, holding approximately $293,000 in unrealized gains.

Beating AI News Flash: Moonshot AI has officially launched Kimi Code Desktop, turning its previously terminal-focused Kimi Code into a standalone desktop application. Users can directly open local projects, allowing the Agent to read and write code, run commands, and view Git changes. The app currently supports macOS and Windows, and comes with built-in browser and terminal. When working on web pages, the Agent can access page information from the right-side web view; users can also directly select elements, draw bounding boxes, or annotate screenshots to specify exact changes needed. No more window switching for code modification, web previews, and test runs. It also supports three task modes: Plan, Goal, and Swarm. Swarm mode splits tasks across multiple sub-Agents for parallel processing, and long-running tasks can run in the background. Besides Kimi’s own models, users can input their own API keys and Base URLs to integrate models from other providers.