In 2026, a new consensus emerged in the AI industry: what determines whether an AI product is good or bad is no longer the model itself, but the layer around the model called “harness.” As the underlying models used by Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenClaw grow increasingly similar, what truly creates a product gap is the design of the harness. Martin Fowler’s technical blog, Anthropic product lead trq212, and Andrej Karpathy’s recent remarks all point in the same direction: the next battleground for AI is

Phantom Wallet experienced a malfunction during the airdrop period, causing the token price and account balances to display abnormally. Although the assets were safe, users suffered transaction losses, triggering compensation requests and a crisis of trust. The incident also heightened concerns about blockchain security, as some bad actors may take advantage of the chaos to launch phishing attacks. While the technical issue has been fixed, improvements are still needed for the user experience and system stability.

Phantom Wallet experienced a malfunction during the airdrop period, causing abnormal token prices and account balances to display. Although users’ assets were safe, users suffered transaction losses, leading to compensation requests and a trust crisis. The incident also heightened concerns about blockchain security, and some bad actors may take advantage of the chaos to launch phishing attacks. While the technical issue has been fixed, improvements are still needed for the user experience and system stability.

Phantom Wallet experienced a malfunction during the token airdrop, causing abnormal token prices and account balances to be displayed. Although the assets were safe, users suffered transaction losses, prompting compensation requests and a crisis of trust. The incident also heightened concerns about blockchain security, and some bad actors may use the chaotic situation to launch phishing attacks. While the technical issues have been fixed, improvements are still needed for the user experience and system stability.

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, said in a CNBC interview this week that his firm purchased approximately $17 billion in US Treasury bills at the latest auction. Is a stock market crash coming and what does it mean for Bitcoin (BTC)? Key takeaways: Berk

Two years ago, the 00940 ETF was popular and raised NT$175.2 billion, but its current market price is NT$9.58 and its total dividend yield is only 3.3%. Compared with other assets like gold and the 0050, it is clearly lagging; more than 530,000 people have already exited. The fund is not focused on growth stocks and has not been able to benefit from the rise in the Taiwan stock market. The main issue lies in investor motivation. However, the product design itself isn’t necessarily bad.

_Bitcoin’s weekly open at $67.9K is the line traders are watching. Lose it and $65K looms. Hold it, and $69.5K becomes the next target._ Bitcoin dropped 4.5% this week. That number is not just a bad day on the charts. It points to something that traders following the structure have been watching

From baseball players being bribed to throw bad pitches, to people placing massive bets before U.S. military bombings in Iran, and to journalists threatened to alter articles to match betting schemes. The logic of gambling and prediction markets is rapidly infiltrating politics, war, and news — and the worst times may just be beginning. This article is based on a piece by Derek Thompson published on Substack, translated and compiled by Dongqu. (Previous summary: Polymarket and Kalshi join forces to ban insider trading; Congress introduces legislation to take full control of prediction markets) (Additional background: U.S. CFTC Chair announces the formation of an "Innovation Task Force" to set regulatory boundaries for cryptocurrencies, AI, and prediction markets) Table of Contents Toggle Baseball Bombs Bombs, again From laundromats to airplanes Four ways to lose (or "manipulate" in war)

For over a year now, the White House has made strong efforts to court the crypto industry, rolling out permissive regulations that have turbocharged the sector’s integration with the U.S. economy.   But there’s one issue that still keeps some crypto industry leaders up at night, despite the Donald