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The total 24-hour trading volume of the Hyperliquid platform SKHX and SKHY contracts reached $1.765 billion, surpassing BTC to become the most active asset on the platform. Among them, the 24-hour trading volume of SKHX was 1.327 billion US dollars, and the open contracts were 492 million US dollars; SKHY's 24-hour trading volume was $439 million, with $71 million in open contracts.

According to Reuters, OpenAI's AI agent exploited a vulnerability in the Hugging Face hacking incident and invaded a client of the second tech company Modal Labs. （Cointelegraph）

In response to the discussion about developers being unwilling to issue coins due to accountability pressure, Anselm stated that developers can build projects based on ANSEM tokens, which eliminates the risk of token issuance and allows for on chain experimentation. Developers only need to gain attention and trading volume, and Anselm can incentivize their use through an airdrop mechanism.

According to BIT analysis, the performance of digital assets has failed to keep up with the rise in AI themed trading, with upward momentum concentrated in DRAM related stocks, energy targets, and the Korean broad-based ETF EWY. The NEAR-USDT and AI themed market show a high correlation and synchronized trends. Near Protocol focuses on AI+blockchain narrative, with a particular emphasis on AI intelligent agents and data infrastructure. Price trends are driven by market sentiment related to AI narrative.

The Financial Services Commission of South Korea plans to draft a digital asset basic law with the United Democratic Party, covering stablecoin issuance, business rules, and exchange access. The Planning and Finance Committee of the South Korean National Assembly plans to review the income tax law amendment proposed by the opposition party, which aims to abolish the cryptocurrency income tax by January 1, 2027. The current regulations stipulate that if the income from transferring or lending cryptocurrency assets exceeds 2.5 million Korean won per year, a 20% tax and a 2% local income tax must be paid.