Bank of Korea will require users who have cross-border transferred crypto assets to submit their end-of-month balances starting December 2.

Jackson.ll (@0xOar), developer of Binance Wallet’s web version, posted today, stating: “Agent ID is being used in various ways, but users should also carefully check risk warnings. Enabling developer mode for the Agent means you can sign unverified contract transactions... Potential risks need attention. You can close the mode immediately after minting, or wait for products from verified developers.” He Yi subsequently retweeted the post. Earlier reports indicated that multiple minting projects exclusive to Binance Agent Wallet have recently emerged in the market, with some requiring developer mode activation.

，据行情信息，A 股宇树科技 20CM 涨停，现报价 624 原，成交额超 40 亿元，本周累涨超 46%。

Imran, general partner at Alliance, took to X this morning to share his views on a16z crypto’s shift toward frontier technology sectors. He noted that a16z led Coinbase’s 2013 funding round via Chris Dixon, providing early validation for the crypto industry; Marc Andreessen’s 2014 New York Times op-ed, “Why Bitcoin Matters,” was a key factor in his decision to enter the Bitcoin space. At the time, few institutions and funds were willing to publicly back crypto, with a16z and USV standing out as two that took brand risk. Imran argued that the current development of AI infrastructure owes much to Bitcoin mining infrastructure and talent that has moved from crypto to AI. The shift to frontier technologies including robotics, biotech, AI, energy, and computing power means the talent and capabilities the crypto industry has built over the past decade can be applied to the broader frontier tech space. Citing data centers as an example, he noted that public and government pushback against data centers is growing, much like earlier resistance to crypto—yet today nearly all traditional financial institutions have embraced crypto to some extent. Yesterday’s news: a16z’s flagship blockchain fund will drop the “Crypto” moniker and rebrand as “a16z Frontier.”

Beating AI News Brief: ZhenFund has launched "Ask AI" on its official website, enabling entrepreneurs to directly inquire about the firms ZhenFund has invested in, its recent focus sectors, and relevant events tailored to them. The setup is straightforward: ZhenFund has compiled public information including its investment team, portfolio companies, focus areas, startup events, and contact details into a bilingual (Chinese-English) `zhenfund.md` file. Clicking any AI entry point redirects users to one of four platforms—Kimi, ChatGPT, Claude, or DeepSeek—with a pre-filled prompt that instructs the model to first read the `zhenfund.md` file before answering the entrepreneur’s questions.

Midday today, leading chip stock SK Hynix opened lower but rebounded, now up 4%. Driven by the move, South Korea’s KOSPI index turned positive, recovering from an opening 4% decline to a 0.08% gain. Additionally, SK Hynix’s after-hours trading in the US market has risen 5.5%, currently quoted at $138.95.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, crypto influencer Kimchi has removed the '@Pumpfun' tag from his bio just two days after endorsing pump.fun. Additionally, over the past two days, Pumpfun’s revenue has dropped by 16% from $1.61 million to $1.35 million, while the number of active addresses has fallen by 11% from 178,539 to 159,492. Kimchi’s wallet address recently received 1.35 billion PUMP tokens, worth approximately $6.25 million, which is suspected to be the platform’s endorsement fee.