Claude Code now supports MCP Tasks and Elicitations: The plugin can track long-running tasks and request input from users midway.

Liquid Capital founder Yili Hua stated in a post, "We’ve been repeatedly warning of a market correction every day, but we didn’t expect the $79,000 strong support level to be breached by a black swan event, which was unplanned. The originally planned levels of $75,000 and $71,000 need to be re-evaluated and adjusted amid changing circumstances. However, once the black swan event’s impact subsides and the midterm elections conclude, the optimal time to buy the dip will arrive."

According to OnchainLens monitoring, hackers linked to the Binance theft are transferring over $1 billion worth of ETH to new wallets, and are suspected of planning to launder the funds via Tornado Cash and other mixers.

Beating AI Express News: OpenAI’s 28-day product sprint has reached Day 25, and Tibo has finally scrapped the reset plan, announcing that it will add quotas for all users. OpenAI originally planned to cut the Codex and ChatGPT Work quotas for old Pro 200 users from 20x to 10x, while keeping the $200 monthly fee unchanged. Just as the adjustment was about to take effect, Tibo suddenly backtracked: No more cuts! Old users who originally had 20x quotas will retain their current levels, while users who previously only had 10x quotas will get a direct doubling, bringing all users’ quotas in line. In addition, quotas for Pro 100, Pro 500, and Business Premium plans will also be doubled, effective immediately. Dot will temporarily retain its additional quota, which is calculated separately and does not take up the shared quota for Codex and Work. Tibo also joked that OpenAI is graduating from being a "Reset company" and upgrading to a "Token company".

According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, a Nasdaq spokesperson declined to comment on claims that its representatives had advised listed companies against trading shares via the OKX-ICE joint venture’s tokenized stock platform. The spokesperson reiterated that Nasdaq does not plan to participate in trading venues operating under SEC innovation exemptions, calling this not the optimal path for tokenization. The spokesperson emphasized that Nasdaq remains committed to tokenization, advancing it within existing market frameworks via its issuer-centric Nasdaq Equity Token model. Separately, Nasdaq again denied involvement in an ad in this week’s The Wall Street Journal, stating it had not authorized the ad’s use or linking to its FAQs and QR code. Earlier, show host Jacqueline alleged that Nasdaq representatives had reportedly warned its listed issuers against trading shares via the OKX-ICE joint venture’s tokenized stock platform. Around 38 companies have raised objections to this, 23 of which are listed on Nasdaq. Nasdaq has publicly expressed concerns about tokenized stock trading outside traditional market structures, explicitly stating it has no plans to launch such a venue. It is currently collaborating with Kraken to advance its own tokenization model, targeting a launch in Q2 2027.

SlowMist’s Chief Information Security Officer 23pds reposted Binance’s statement on the ongoing tracking and freezing of stolen assets, commenting that drawing on historical forensics experience, attackers can bypass risk control systems. The exact intrusion path leading to this one-time asset theft—whether via private key leakage or signature device compromise—remains a key point to confirm. Binance noted that its team is working closely with law enforcement, asset issuers, blockchain intelligence agencies, and industry partners to track and freeze more related assets. The total frozen amount is expected to rise further, and timely updates will be shared once more confirmation is obtained.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale holding a long position of 93,184 ETH (valued at $214 million) has closed 36,517 ETH (worth $80.56 million) to avoid liquidation, retaining 56,667 ETH (valued at $125 million). The new liquidation prices for the whale’s two addresses are $2,122.44 and $2,129.72 respectively, with the whale’s cumulative losses exceeding $38 million.