Meme coin Agrippa, which has caught the attention of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, has topped $10 million in market capitalization.

Binance announced that following a security incident involving Zilliqa, the project team has announced the migration of Zilliqa (ZIL) from the Zilliqa mainnet to the ZILEVM Network. Accordingly, Binance will discontinue support for the Zilliqa (ZIL) mainnet and support the token’s migration to the ZILEVM Network. Deposits and withdrawals of ZIL via the Zilliqa mainnet have been suspended.

Beating AI News Brief: Meta recently expanded testing of its Muse "call on your behalf" feature, but it has been exposed that some of the calls are actually handled by real people. Internal information obtained by 404 Media and Reuters shows that Muse can assign tasks to human contractors at call centers, who make calls and complete requests on behalf of users. Some testers only learned a human was involved after the call ended. Meta’s main motivation for this move is to boost success rates. Internal company tests showed that with human involvement, the success rate of call tasks reaches 95% to 98%, higher than AI-only operations. However, a practical problem exists: some businesses hang up immediately when they learn the other party is an AI. Community testers also reported that merchants hung up after Muse identified itself as an AI assistant. Human involvement also raises privacy concerns. Users originally assumed their information would only be shared with AI, but in reality, it may be accessed by outsourced staff. Some Meta employees have questioned that providing privacy training to contractors does not constitute a genuine security mechanism. A Meta official later admitted that failing to clearly inform testers in advance about human involvement was a mistake, and the feature has been rolled back. Meta stated that the calling function remains in testing, and it will only be officially launched in the future after addressing security, privacy, and clear disclosure requirements.

Whale 0x2ae2 sold 5.34M $PONS for 1,315 $ETH ($3.6M) an hour ago, taking a $578K loss. The whale still holds 1.69M $CASHCAT ($285K), down $151K, and 8.59M $4STOCK ($127K), down $264K.

Insight Beating AI News Flash: The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has announced a new batch of filings for on-device generative AI services on mobile phones. Honor’s YOYO Claw, Xiaomi’s miclaw, and “Jieyue Terminal AI” all completed filings on September 22, with their applicable scenarios covering Honor phones, Xiaomi phones, and Jieyue phones respectively. Xiaomi’s miclaw is a system-level AI Agent developed by Xiaomi based on the MiMo large model. It launched a small-scale closed beta in March this year, but officially ended the beta and suspended services on September 21. This means the filing was finalized one day after miclaw was taken offline. Xiaomi has not announced plans to relaunch the service, and completing the filing does not equate to a service resumption. Honor’s YOYO Claw was previously rolled out on PCs, while its mobile version has been in small-scale testing. Honor officials have repeatedly responded in community forums this year that the mobile function of YOYO Claw is still under development or only available to invited users. This time, the filing explicitly specifies “Honor phones” as its applicable scenario. Jieyue unveiled its first smart agent phone, the STEPX Neo, in July this year, equipped with Step AOS and personal smart agent Amoo, but did not announce a specific launch time at that time. The completion of the filing for “Jieyue Terminal AI” fills a compliance gap for its mobile generative AI service.

This Friday, Bitcoin’s quarterly options contracts are set for a large-scale expiration. Crypto options platform Deribit has roughly one-third of its contracts expiring, with 184,000 BTC options to be settled, carrying a nominal value of around $15.9 billion. The maximum pain point is $75,000, and the call-to-put option ratio stands at 0.69.

Per TradingBeats monitoring, an address that has held and remained inactive since purchasing and withdrawing ETH four years ago first transferred 0.01 ETH to Coinhako’s deposit address as a test, then sent 8,249.86 ETH at 14:49, valued at approximately $22.64 million, with its balance nearly emptied after the transfer. It is reported that this entity had three associated addresses that collectively withdrew 4,615.15 ETH from Binance back in 2022, and spent about 9.0009 million USDT via four on-chain transactions to acquire 3,635.02 ETH. These funds were aggregated to the address 0xcbe3 in August 2023. Calculated based on the price at each withdrawal time, the reference cost of this batch of ETH is roughly $2,181.8 per ETH, with an unrealized profit of around $4.6359 million, a return of approximately 25.76%, leading to suspicion that the address has completed selling. Address: 0xCbE36050a50E3d3e6077494f4d9Ad81Ec3A6E7d4