Daily News

1. OpenAI and Anthropic are competing to recruit former Trump administration officials to strengthen ties with the White House;

2. A high-risk vulnerability in Telegram Desktop can steal arbitrary local files, fixed in version 7.2.9;

3. Kalshi traders predict that the number of global AI data centers will exceed 5,100 by 2027;

4. Blockchain.com seeks U.S. approval to engage in prediction markets and cryptocurrency derivatives trading;

5. Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has donated at least $22.5 million in the current U.S. election cycle;

6. A DWF Labs entity sues BitGo for $141 million, alleging breach of token lock-up agreement;

7. Russia-U.S. leaders phone call: Putin says Russia currently cannot resume negotiations with Ukraine;

8. Suspending all brand hardware wallet sales and shipments in three Southeast Asian countries, CryptoBilis temporarily closes physical stores;

9. SlowMist: Ledger hardware wallets suspected of being implanted with spy modules that can capture seed phrases displayed on screen;

10. South Korea plans to include crypto payments above $50,000 in declaration scope, crypto exchanges required to retain external wallet addresses for 6 years;

11. Dragonfly partner questions the "bunker mode": migrating addresses cannot solve the risk of AI cracking cryptographic signatures.