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According to Bloomberg, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to introduce the next generation of artificial intelligence models to the Trump administration and members of Congress next week. OpenAI's Global Public Affairs Director Chris Lehane stated that US officials are developing a security assessment framework for cutting-edge AI systems, which is expected to be completed in the coming weeks. Altman will discuss the OpenAI new model series and its impact on the field of work during the meeting. Lehane stated that the United States needs to develop a more comprehensive AI strategy to address competition from China and establish a unified AI model security assessment standard.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has released a notice on the implementation of beef security measures for the year 2026. Beef imported from Brazil will reach 80% of the specified quantity on July 21, 2026. If it reaches 100%, an additional 55% tariff will be imposed on top of the current tariff.

The Kalshi market predicts that the probability of Democratic Senator Warner supporting the Bitcoin and Crypto Clarity Act exceeds 65%, and Warner expressed his desire for the United States to take the lead in the digital asset field. （The Bitcoin Historian）

According to Bitcoin.com News, the book balance of the top 40 XRP addresses is approximately 55.84 billion XRP, of which 3.24 billion XRP are in custody and locked in, accounting for approximately 30.9% of the actual circulation after excluding custody. Ripple tag accounts occupy 16 seats, Upbit occupies 11 seats, and Chris Larsen from Lianchuang occupies 4 seats. Only 3 addresses have no public tags.

The A-share precious metal sector opened higher, with Chifeng Gold, Shanjin International, and Xingye Silver Tin all rising more than 3%, followed by stocks such as CICC Gold, Sichuan Gold, Zhaojin Gold, Western Gold, and Xiaocheng Technology. Spot gold rose more than 1% during the day, breaking through $4120 per ounce.