The Israeli Security Cabinet will convene on Sunday to discuss the agreement reached between the United States and Iran.

On June 14, CoinFund founder Jake Brukhman argued that AI models come with inherent centralizing tendencies—making them a prime target for government regulation and control. Anthropic’s latest export control compliance move only reinforces this trend, he noted. Brukhman pointed to decentralized networks as a critical counterbalance, offering a path to build sovereign, open, public decentralized AI. The core challenge here boils down to compute power: while it’s widely assumed only trillion-dollar tech giants can afford cutting-edge model training, abundant global GPU capacity exists. The missing piece? Developing new distributed training algorithms. He highlighted teams like Gensyn, Prime Intellect, Bagel, Pluralis, Nous Research, Macrocosmos AI, and Covenant AI pioneering this work. Early on, many wrote off distributed training as unfeasible, but the reality is it’s not only doable—it can be cheaper and nearly as efficient as traditional solutions, he explained. Another major

On June 14, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in an internal memo that the company "has made mistakes during its AI-focused organizational shift and will almost certainly keep making them going forward," though it aims to preserve as much organizational stability as possible. Zuckerberg also emphasized that Meta does not anticipate another company-wide layoff this year. Back in May, the company completed a major restructuring, cutting roughly 10% of its global workforce and reassigning 7,000 employees to new AI workflow-related projects. He added that the company will work to secure new roles for staff focused on AI model training, allowing some employees to return to their original teams if needed. Additionally, Meta plans to expand its team-building budgets, increase spending on remote meetings and corporate events, and host a major hackathon in July to drive cross-team collaboration and develop cutting-edge AI models. Zuckerberg also pointed out that Meta has noticed issues with man

[Dateline: WASHINGTON, June 14] — U.S. President Donald Trump told *The New York Times* that a U.S.-Iran agreement is on track to be signed Sunday, with the Strait of Hormuz reopening immediately after the accord takes effect. But Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei pushed back: the deal won’t be signed this Sunday, though it could be reached in the coming days. Neither Washington nor Tehran has released the full text of the agreement, leaving open the risk the pact could collapse. Per a memorandum of understanding (MOU) previously disclosed by officials from both sides, preliminary terms call for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. to lift blockades on Iran’s ports, and the April ceasefire between the two nations to be extended by 60 days. During that window, the U.S. and Iran will hold fresh negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program and U.S. sanctions targeting Tehran. The agreement faces fierce pushback from conservative factions within Iran. Fars News Agency, a med

June 14 — The Humanity Project team issued a statement in the early hours of yesterday regarding a cross-chain attack targeting its H token that took place on June 8. The attacker used a phishing email to gain access to a board member’s device, stealing their private key to execute on-chain transactions. The report noted the attack displayed technical tactics and tooling similar to those linked to a North Korean hacker group. The breach occurred across both Ethereum and BNB Chain. Using the stolen key, the attacker upgraded the Ethereum contract and transferred roughly 141.18 million H tokens. Simultaneously, they seized control of the BSC-side ProxyAdmin contract and minted additional tokens. Over an approximately 8-hour window, the attacker gradually sold these assets on Uniswap and PancakeSwap, disrupting liquidity and harming token holders. The project team confirmed the attack vector was a targeted social engineering phishing email disguised as an update notification from crypto

June 14, per OnchainLens monitoring: A crypto whale withdrew 1,500,010 TRUMP tokens (valued at roughly $3.16 million) from Binance, and transferred the full amount to a brand new wallet. Wallet Address: 6jU3LGHdtcyY5hsPDGEZV7zUrY8ssazGK2aqNP4LntQe

June 14: CoinGlass data shows the Coinbase Premium index has remained firmly in negative territory, signaling weak demand for cryptocurrency spot markets from U.S. institutional investors. This index measures the price gap between Coinbase Pro and other leading global crypto exchanges. A sustained discount usually points to insufficient buying pressure in the U.S. market, or that institutional players are staying on the sidelines or net-selling at current price levels. Analysis notes that historically, when the Coinbase Premium flips positive, it signals U.S. "smart money" is actively building crypto holdings—typically paired with a strong upward price trend. No clear reversal signal has emerged yet for the index, meaning U.S. institutional funds are contributing limited marginal buying power in the short term.