According to msx data, Cerebras Systems (ticker: CBRS) shares opened at $350 on their first day on the Nasdaq, above the IPO price of $185.
Odaily : Market news: Apple (AAPL.O) and OpenAI are facing tensions in their partnership, potentially leading to legal conflicts. OpenAI is collaborating with a law firm to prepare to take action against Apple.
Odaily reports that Aptos stated on X platform that it is the first L1 blockchain to support formal verification of dynamic scheduling, mathematically proving that it operates as designed. Aptos said that AI writes the specifications, mathematics proves their correctness, and the Move Prover serves as the oracle — this is the trust layer between the market and the machine.
According to OKX market data, the HYPE price has reached $42.616, with a 24-hour increase of 8.71%.
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According to Odaily, Aptos has announced on the X platform that KRW1, the world’s first Korean won-pegged stablecoin, will be launched on Aptos. BDACS Korea will deploy KRW1 on Aptos, marking the stablecoin’s first launch on a non-EVM chain, supporting use cases such as payments, remittances, and RWA tokenization.
Odaily reported that the review of the “Crypto Market Structure Bill” (i.e., the CLARITY Bill) has commenced in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee. Democratic Senator Tina Smith stated that Bitcoin has shrunk by nearly one-third since hitting its all-time high last year, and Ethereum has shrunk by more than half from its peak. These are just the two most prominent assets in the cryptocurrency market, with nearly $2 trillion in crypto asset value having evaporated. It is almost certain that the scale of the next crash will be larger than the last. Therefore, the role of this amendment is simple: to prohibit federal agencies from bailing out the crypto industry, thereby sparing U.S. taxpayers from paying the bill.
Odaily reports that the review of the "Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill" (the CLARITY Act) has begun in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, sparking intense conflict over a key amendment concerning ethical constraints on senior government officials. Proposed by Senator Chris Van Hollen, the amendment aimed to prohibit senior government officials, including the President and Vice President, from having commercial interests in the crypto industry and to strengthen transparency requirements. In his remarks, he stated that the provision was designed to prevent conflicts of interest and self-dealing, and specifically mentioned the connection between Trump, his family, and World Liberty Financial.
Senator Bernie Moreno opposed the amendment, arguing that it includes criminal penalty clauses, making it "outside the scope of the Banking Committee's review" and more suitable for the Judiciary Committee. He also criticized Van Hollen's use of the term "corruption," stating that making criminal accusations against individuals without evidence was inappropriate. Ultimately, the amendment was rejected with 11 votes in favor and 13 against, failing to pass.
Odaily News Senior Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen stated that Trump and Melania made a fortune from launching meme coins, while investors suffered losses totaling $4.3 billion.
The problem with this kind of scam is that regardless of whether retail investors win or lose, Trump profits endlessly, much like a casino owner.
The purpose of this amendment is very simple: We want to make it clear to the American people that we will never allow the President, members of the House of Representatives and the Senate, or others with direct control over these institutions to engage in such transactions.
Odaily reported that the deliberation of the "Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill" (i.e., the CLARITY Act) has commenced before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee. According to the live broadcast scene, multiple officials from the White House and the Treasury Department were observed attending as observers, including White House advisors Patrick Witt and Harry Jung, U.S. Treasury Department advisor Tyler Williams, and Alex Sternhell among others.
Odaily reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that the China summit involving President Trump is one of the most important summits in human history.
Odaily Odaily reports that Dune co-founder and CEO Fredrik Haga stated that Dune is laying off 25% of its staff this week as part of a restructuring aimed at further concentrating efforts on developing the industry's core data products.
Haga noted that the company is increasing investment in AI-driven tools, using Dune MCP to enable teams and agents to build dashboards and workflows without requiring knowledge of SQL or data infrastructure. Additionally, as assets like currencies, stocks, and bonds accelerate their migration on-chain, the company is heavily investing in the data layer and providing services to institutions. Dune currently has ample financial reserves, having completed a $69.42 million Series B funding round led by Coatue in 2022. (theblock)
Odaily Odaily reports that, according to official sources, AaveLabs has proposed restructuring the Aave DAO bug bounty framework into multiple specific subsystem programs, operating on the Immunefi, Sherlock, and Cantina platforms respectively. Core Aave V3, Core Aave V2, GHO, and non-liquidity protocol infrastructure will be covered by Immunefi; Aave V4 and the Aave App Stack will be covered by Sherlock; and Aave V3 on Aptos will be covered by Cantina.
The proposal suggests adjusting the bounty scale for each system. The maximum reward for critical vulnerabilities in Core Aave V3 is $5 million, while the maximum reward for critical vulnerabilities in Aave V4 is $2.5 million. Additionally, the funding source for the Aave V3 bug bounty on Aptos will be transferred from Aave Labs to the Aave DAO. This ARFC proposal has currently been passed.
