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The New York Times published a special feature examining the process behind Trump’s decision to go to war against Iran, revealing the strong lobbying by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition from the U.S. intelligence community. Despite concerns voiced by Vice President Vance and senior officials in the military, Trump still insisted on issuing the order to go to war, and ultimately pushed forward the “Epic Rage Action” amid pressure from multiple sides.

According to Worldcoin’s latest announcement, starting July 24, 2026, the daily unlock amount for WLD tokens will decrease by 43%, from 5.1 million tokens to 2.9 million tokens, while maintaining daily linear unlocks with no unlock cliff. This change will reduce market supply pressure and has a positive impact on price stability for the token. WLD currently has 4.9 billion tokens in an unlocked state.

The European Central Bank (ECB) supports consolidating financial regulatory powers under the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to unify the regulation of large crypto asset service providers, strengthen the EU’s competitiveness, and counter the United States and China. However, the ECB proposed that it must ensure ESMA has sufficient resources and reduce market disruption, and it is expected that the proposal will still need to be negotiated among EU lawmakers.

Influencer “BA Nini Nini” was made into a “BA Nini Nini Counter-Indicator Tracker” by a developer. Using automated tools, it tracks her investment activity so users receive a Telegram notification when she stops out. Some followers have also simulated trading by following her moves, while BA Nini Nini jokingly laments on FB that she has become a tool user, and she has also previewed her investment plan. This sparked discussion about the productization of counter-indicator tools.

An open-source project named “badclaude” drew attention after it claimed it could speed up the execution of Claude Code, but it was immediately hit with an infringement takedown notice from Anthropic, requiring the removal of its branding. Surprisingly, this was part of the project’s roadmap, sparking mockery and debate in the online community. This reflects the open-source community’s response to brand management by large AI companies.

DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng confirmed that its next-generation flagship model V4 will be released in the late April period, featuring 1 trillion parameters and support for around a 1 million token context. The model runs entirely on Huawei Ascend chips, marking China’s breakthrough in the AI field away from reliance on Nvidia, and strengthening its capabilities in the autonomous chip industry.

Shenzhen AI company Sharetronic saw its stock price drop by as much as 20% in a short period after it was accused of smuggling super micro servers equipped with Nvidia chips that are banned from export. The report said Sharetronic and its subsidiaries had illegally sold 276 servers with a total value of more than 632 million yuan. Currently, relevant parties are facing smuggling charges brought by the U.S. Department of Justice, and the investigation is still ongoing.

The Maine state legislature in the United States is advancing LD 307, pausing the issuance of permits for large data centers above 20MW, becoming the first state to implement this ban. The move was prompted by nearly a 60% increase in electricity bills and public opposition; in the future, it may lead other states across the U.S. to follow suit and establish a data center coordination committee to assess the impact.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Habibzadeh, said that although the Strait of Hormuz remains open, due to technical restrictions imposed in the war zone environment, all vessels must coordinate with Iran’s military to ensure safety. U.S. ships may transit, but must not engage in hostile activities and must comply with relevant regulations.

A U.S. law firm Gibbs Mura is launching an investigation into a class-action lawsuit regarding the April 1 Drift Protocol hack, alleging that stablecoin issuer USDC’s issuer Circle failed to freeze $230 million of the stolen funds. The firm will investigate Circle’s alleged double standards in the incident and its monitoring vulnerabilities. This case is expected to have a major impact on the legal liability of stablecoin issuers.

After Anthropic’s Claude Code feature was just released on 4/8, the 4/9 update unexpectedly removed it, leaving the developer community severely disappointed. The original electronic pet Buddy sparked a lot of discussion due to leaked source code, but it disappeared within just a day, causing a strong backlash across the community—some people even chose to downgrade and keep an older version. Developers feel betrayed by this and are worried about the future return of the functionality.