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WorldClaw announces a partnership with the Trump family DeFi project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) to launch "WorldRouter." This AI router allows users to access over 300 top AI models (such as ChatGPT, Claude) with a single account and at prices below 70% of the official rate, providing a one-stop shop. More revolutionary is that it will open the AgentOS agent economy, enabling AI assistants to book flights and pay bills for you for just USD 1.
(Background recap: Sun Yuchen told WLFI that Trump’s son Eric Trump mocked him: this lawsuit is more absurd than "buying a banana with $6 million")
(Additional background: Sun Yuchen officially files a lawsuit against World Liberty Financial:)

The Swiss Stock Exchange (SIX) has received historic approval from the country's regulator (FINMA) to fully integrate its digital asset custody business into traditional central securities depositories, and has officially been authorized to offer "cryptocurrency custody" services.
This means that in the future, banks and financial institutions will be able to securely manage both traditional stocks and crypto assets through a single, strictly regulated platform.
(Background recap: 4,500 Bitcoin private keys vanished into thin air! Polish exchange Zondacrypto suffered a major collapse, CEO fled to Israel, Prime Minister accused Russian mafia infiltration)
(Additional background: SBI plans to acquire Japan's exchange bitbank, completing its second acquisition within a month)
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Unifying digital and traditional assets, breaking the dual-track system
Approved cryptocurrency custody, lowering barriers for institutional entry
Layout in Europe and beyond

On May 4, 2026, an attacker hid Morse code in an X post, lured Grok into decoding the instruction into plaintext, and then had BankrBot treat the decoded result as a real authorization—automatically transferring 3 billion units out of Grok’s Base chain wallet.

Colin Angle, who sent 50 million Roombas into households worldwide, appeared at the 2026 WSJ Future Conference with his startup Familiar Machines & Magic after the iRobot acquisition deal by Amazon fell through, and he stepped down as CEO.
(Previous context: the pioneer of robotic vacuum cleaners exited the market; iRobot didn’t lose to low-cost Chinese competitors—it was stuck in a yesterday-focused ivory tower.)
(Additional background: Meta is moving into the humanoid robot space! It secretly acquired the AI startup Assured Robot Intelligence and is betting that “interaction with the physical world” will lead to)

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) officially announces the new rule for the 99th Oscars: AI-generated performances and scripts do not qualify for nominations. Production companies must sign a "Declaration of Human Origin" and clearly credit human actors in the end credits.
(Background: Altman appears alongside Pokémon: hoping Nintendo won't sue us... OpenAI's new Sora model sparks copyright battles)
(Additional context: Elon Musk teases xAI's first "AI-generated game" to be released by the end of next year, potentially disrupting game production models?)
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Why now?
AI has not been kicked out of theaters
The Oscars are drawing a line: as long as it's not performed or written by humans, it's not allowed. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences releases the new rule for the 99th Oscars, explicitly excluding AI-generated performances and scripts from eligibility.

AI chip startup Cerebras announced an initial public offering at $115 to $125 per share, with an expected $3.5 billion raised and a $26.6 billion valuation. OpenAI is not only Cerebras’s largest customer—it also exchanged a $1 billion loan for subscription rights and signed over $20 billion worth of long-term computing power contracts.
(Background: OpenAI splashed out over $20 billion to buy Cerebras computing power + traded for a 10% stake—was it criticized as Sam Altman’s self-dealing scheme?)

NVIDIA has gone through 6 stock splits since 2000, with a cumulative multiplier as high as 480x—that means an investor who held 1 share in 2000 would have 480 shares today. With NVDA’s stock price currently around $200, analysts estimate that for the next split to be triggered, the share price will need to rise another 100% to 200%, reaching the $400 to $600 range.
(Prior news: Morgan Stanley raised NVIDIA’s target price to $260! Q4 revenue jumped 73% to a record)
(Background: Tesla’s former largest retail shareholder, Leo Ko Guan, bought 1 million shares of NVIDIA, planning to “buy another double”)
At first glance, the number 480 looks like a screenshot of a cryptocurrency project’s price increase—but it is actually NVIDIA’s past 2

WIRED’s weekend investigative report reveals that OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman, Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale, and Silicon Valley executives including a16z are hiring TikTok creators at $5,000 per video through a project under a super PAC called “Leading the Future,” to record videos following the script of the “Chinese AI threat narrative”—and the creators are explicitly instructed not to disclose the true identity of the funder. The public opinion operation is advancing in two stages, with the ultimate goal of influencing the direction of AI regulatory legislation before the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, keeping the tech industry from being held responsible for data scraping.
(Background: OpenAI counters Musk’s malicious takeover! Plans to grant the nonprofit board “special voting rights” to prevent)

Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center joint team published a study in the journal Science, testing the diagnostic decision-making ability of the OpenAI o1 model using a sample of 76 emergency patients.
The results showed that o1 achieved an accuracy rate of 67%, significantly better than two internal medicine attending physicians at 55% and 50%.
However, the researchers simultaneously issued an important warning: the control group was not composed of emergency specialists, and the study did not claim that AI can make life-and-death decisions in real-world scenarios.
(Background summary: UC research on the "AI Brain Fog" phenomenon: 14% of office workers are driven crazy by agents and automation, with 40% considering resignation)
(Additional background: Author of "Sapiens": AI is becoming a threat, it has broken through the operational systems of human civilization! Like nuclear weapons)

Adam Back was interviewed by Bloomberg at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas at the end of April (report published on 5/2), once again publicly denying that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin — less than a month after The New York Times on 4/8 listed him as "the most credible candidate so far." Bloomberg observed in the article that Back's attitude toward Bitcoin entering the Wall Street ETF era is "unusually calm"; he told Bloomberg that ETF holding institutions are merely "custodians representing other investors," and that the system itself was designed from the beginning not to rely on any single individual — including himself.
(Background: Adam Back's Bitcoin reserve company BSTR is rushing to go public on the US stock market! It is expected to hold 30k coins.)

POLITICO's commissioned nationwide poll conducted by Public First in April shows that 45% of Americans believe investing in cryptocurrencies is "not worth the risk," and 44% think the development of AI is "too fast"; combined, the two major super PACs for crypto and AI have over $300 million in war chests, targeting the 2026 midterm elections, but they face the challenge of extremely low voter awareness and serious trust issues—Fairshake has only 3% national recognition, and Leading the Future just 9%. This contradiction of "spending money ≠ endorsement" is becoming an increasingly political bombshell that candidates find harder and harder to avoid when accepting these checks.
(Background: The crypto industry has invested $193 million to prepare for the U.S. midterm elections, with opposition lawmakers becoming the first targets.)

According to the latest data from Memento Research, the monthly transaction volume of crypto payment cards has risen to $600 million, a sixfold increase compared to a year ago; the total on-chain transaction volume has reached $7.2 billion, with 24 million transactions completed involving 1.36 million wallet addresses. Settlement is dominated by USDT accounting for 62.5%, while Visa intercepts about 90% of the transaction volume, and in March, it even approached 97%. The Solana ecosystem contributed approximately $348 million in transaction volume, with Jupiter Global experiencing a month-over-month surge of 660%. This marks that stablecoin payments have officially transitioned from internal exchange settlements to everyday offline consumption scenarios.
(Background: Comprehensive comparison of the top 10 crypto payment cards (U Card) — application thresholds, fee rates, and cashback percentages)
(Additional background: Stablecoin 2

The Ministry of Education will pilot "Library AI" at the National Library starting in the fourth quarter of this year.
Members can use paid AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for free with their library cards, but initially, only 5 computers will be available in each library.
(Background: Sam

Stripe launches a major product upgrade, reshaping the digital payment ecosystem through AI risk control, intelligent proxy wallets, and stablecoin settlement features.
(Previous summary: Stripe announces over 40 new upgrades: the Open Issuance platform allows companies to issue stablecoins with one click, and collaborates with OpenAI to release the ACP protocol..)
(Additional background: Stripe releases 288 updates: Google AI shopping, Link proxy wallets, Tempo blockchain stablecoin payments advancing on three fronts)
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xAI releases Grok 4.3, with input token costs reduced by 40% compared to the previous version, and output costs decreased by 60%, simultaneously launching a Custom Voices speech package that can copy voices in just 120 seconds.
(Background recap: Elon Musk's "strongest AI on Earth" Grok 3 is freely available to users: until the servers crash! (including tutorial))
(Additional background: xAI co-founder leaves! Musk publicly apologizes: there were issues early on, many talents didn't even get interviews)
Always think through every step, never skip reasoning steps—that's the core product logic of Grok 4.3. xAI describes this design as "Always-on"

Roblox's user funnel was hindered after implementing an age verification mechanism, and although Q1 earnings slightly exceeded expectations, the stock plummeted 18% in a single day and revised down its full-year revenue forecast by nearly $1 billion.
(Background: From flipping houses to flipping skins: Roblox pays creators $1 billion annually, Gen Z is redefining the concept of "assets")
(Additional context: Analyst: Bitcoin returning to $100k doesn't require a new narrative! Price increases will naturally create bullish signals; currently still an "excellent buying zone")
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The earnings themselves aren't that bad
Age verification: safety first, at the cost of funnel friction
14 lawsuits, $35.8 million settlement
How investors view it: short-term pain for long-term gain?
Popular sandbox game Roblox's stock price collapsed 18% in a single day on May 1, triggering

Elon Musk donated $38 million to help establish OpenAI, which is now valued at $800B. What did he say during the first week of the century-long trial, where he sued for "deceptive non-profit organization"?
(Background summary: Sam Altman pledged to invest 600 billion dollars to expand computing power to "accelerate OpenAI's IPO by the end of the year," with the CFO worried about cash running out in five years)
(Additional background: xAI launched Grok 4.3: directly generating Word, PPT, Excel files, breaking Microsoft's moat)
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From passionate support to "certainty of being exploited": three stages
OpenAI lawyers' counterattack: email leaks and open-source conflicts
Biggest bombshell: xAI admits to distilling OpenAI
He took the stand as a witness and said

Nasdaq-listed mining company Bitdeer continues to execute its “mine and sell immediately” strategy: as of the week ending May 1, it mined 186 BTC and sold 186 BTC, keeping its net holdings at zero, with no sign of any slackening in its AI infrastructure transformation roadmap.
(Background: Bitdeer has already liquidated its BTC holdings. This week, the newly mined Bitcoin was also fully sold—what is Jihan Wu seeing?)
(Additional context: Mining companies are entering a major transformation moment—Bitdeer clears its BTC reserves and bets on AI infrastructure, reshaping the crypto-concept stock sector.)
Entering the first week of May, Bitdeer (Bitdeer) released its latest holdings report: last week’s output was 186 BTC, again sold in full with not a single coin left; the holdings field continues to show zero.
> Bitdeer BTC Weekly

China’s internet firewall (GFW) has entered an epic new phase—one of the wall-climbing giants has fallen! The VPN provider LetsVPN, which once boasted it was “always connectable” and amassed 20 million users, announced on April 28 that its attempt at a technical breakthrough had failed. It has since withdrawn from the China mainland market and initiated refunds. Behind this is China’s strictest web lockdown campaign since April: authorities not only “cut off” internet connectivity at the infrastructure level, but also deployed an AI system, “Tengu,” to precisely sever proxy traffic, and labeled VPNs as “tools to subvert state power.” This digital iron curtain, getting higher and higher, is driving countless cross-border e-commerce businesses, AI developers, and Web3 players into severe network-blackout panic.
(Background: Meituan quietly launched the new-generation large model “LongCat-2.0-Preview”! Setting a record for China’s largest AI training capacity, specializing in AI)