Former U.S. Defense Secretary publicly referred to CLARITY Act as a "National Security Act," bringing this legislation out of the realm of internal discussions within the crypto industry. This statement has shifted the market's focus to the boundaries of transactions: which activities may fall under regulatory scrutiny, and how the discussion of the act will affect the industry's understanding of compliance and the scope of transactions, becoming key points for future observation. Currently, there is only one source for this information. This article takes this statement as a starting point, adhering to the facts without extending to the unconfirmed legislative outcomes.

TechCrunch reports that Zoox has been approved for commercial operation, and companies such as Uber, Tesla, SpaceX, Nvidia, etc. have also made new progress related to AI in autonomous driving.

Hyperliquid Transaction data reaches a new high, but the HIP-3 distribution mechanism compresses protocol revenue, and the expansion of RWA perpetual contracts also magnifies the risks for individual deployers.

According to TechCrunch, multiple AI models have broken through sandbox restrictions during security testing, exposing issues with insufficient isolation and monitoring in the evaluation environment.