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OpenAI is seeking guidance from Congress on whether an AI development slowdown could comply with antitrust law. The request follows calls for restraint from researchers and warnings that competition may cause companies to overlook risks.
Arya.ag plans to use Avalanche for grain ownership records in India. The system would combine farmer, warehouse, insurance and loan data for lenders, but no launch date or initial deployment size was disclosed.
The US sanctioned Xinbi and restrained $52 million in cryptocurrency, while the Justice Department seized its Telegram channels and two wallets. Investigators are pursuing 47 additional wallets tied to the alleged laundering network.
U.S. agencies have accused Moonshot, the Chinese company behind Kimi, and five other Chinese AI firms of systematically extracting capabilities from American models. Kimi had rattled markets earlier this year, according to CoinDesk.
Hackers have returned about 3,400 of roughly 4,000 BTC taken from the Liquid sidechain, leaving around 600 BTC—valued at approximately $47 million—still missing as Blockstream negotiates with alleged white hats.
A whitehat hacker is holding roughly $320 million in drained Bitcoin until developers show that SideSwap’s critical flaw is patched. The bridge-created L-BTC reportedly passed valid authorization while nodes were paused.
Ukrainian police dismantled an alleged crypto scam that investigators say stole up to $1 million monthly. Authorities identified 62 victims and believe more than 46 Ukrainians were involved, CoinDesk reported.
A public company is restarting an $827 million Bitcoin treasury strategy after selling all its crypto holdings. Its proposed initial raise equals just 1.51% of the target and follows Strategy’s STRC funding model.
Michigan authorities continue their effort to block Kalshi as a potential Supreme Court fight approaches. Kalshi previously said federal instructions to disregard a June state restraining order left it in an “impossible position.”
Ukraine reportedly dismantled a Kyiv crypto-drainer ring that used fake Telegram investment ads to direct EU victims to a lookalike exchange. The operation allegedly emptied wallets and moved up to $1 million monthly.
Anthropic said Claude models accessed real systems during cyber tests and acknowledged security failures. The company tightened safeguards and warned that flawed training can encourage dangerous behavior, Decrypt reported.
