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On April 15, the Nikkei 225 index rose by 0.44%, closing at 58,134.24 points. The South Korean Composite Index increased by 2.07%, closing at 6,091.39 points. (Zhitong Finance)

[Japanese and South Korean Stock Markets Rise]On April 15, the Nikkei 225 index rose by 0.44%, closing at 58,134.24 points. The South Korean Composite Index increased by 2.07%, closing at 6,091.39 points. (Zhitong Finance)

Japanese and South Korean Stock Markets Rise

On April 15, Bloomberg reported that Societe Generale SA's digital asset division, Societe Generale-FORGE, announced the promotion of the USDCoinVertible stablecoin to the self-custody crypto wallet MetaMask through a partnership with blockchain company Consensys. This initiative represents a significant attempt by traditional banks to expand the audience for digital currencies in the cryptocurrency sector. Users can now directly access and manage USD CoinVertible tokens within their MetaMask wallets.

[Societe Generale Launches USDCoinVertible on MetaMask]On April 15, Bloomberg reported that Societe Generale SA's digital asset division, Societe Generale-FORGE, announced the promotion of the USDCoinVertible stablecoin to the self-custody crypto wallet MetaMask through a partnership with blockchain company Consensys. This initiative represents a significant attempt by traditional banks to expand the audience for digital currencies in the cryptocurrency sector. Users can now directly access and manage USD CoinVertible tokens within their MetaMask wallets.

Societe Generale Launches USDCoinVertible on MetaMask

On April 15, Sky News reported that Trump stated it is 'very likely' he could reach an agreement with Iran before the UK King's visit to the United States later this month. Trump said, 'It is possible. The likelihood is high. They have suffered severe blows. It is entirely possible.' When asked by a Sky News reporter about the current state of the US-UK 'special relationship,' Trump remarked that the relationship 'has improved.' He stated, 'The US-UK relationship is such that when we seek their help, they are not there; when we need them, they are also not there; when we do not need them, they are still not there. And they still have not shown up.' Trump also praised his relationship with the King, saying, 'I think I quite like Starmer.' (Jinshi)

[Trump Suggests Possible Agreement with Iran Before UK King's Visit to the US]On April 15, Sky News reported that Trump stated it is 'very likely' he could reach an agreement with Iran before the UK King's visit to the United States later this month. Trump said, 'It is possible. The likelihood is high. They have suffered severe blows. It is entirely possible.' When asked by a Sky News reporter about the current state of the US-UK 'special relationship,' Trump remarked that the relationship 'has improved.' He stated, 'The US-UK relationship is such that when we seek their help, they are not there; when we need them, they are also not there; when we do not need them, they are still not there. And they still have not shown up.' Trump also praised his relationship with the King, saying, 'I think I quite like Starmer.' (Jinshi)

Trump Suggests Possible Agreement with Iran Before UK King's Visit to the US

On April 15, Web3 wallet application Zerion revealed that a team member fell victim to an AI social engineering attack linked to North Korean threat actors last week, resulting in the theft of approximately $100,000 from the company's internal hot wallet. User funds and application infrastructure were not affected. Following the incident, Zerion has proactively taken down its web application and expects to restore it within 48 hours. The company has also rotated all compromised credentials, locked down deployment infrastructure, and is collaborating with security partners such as Blockaid, ZeroShadow, and ChainPatrol to track the attackers' wallets. The address of the stolen funds has been reported to the relevant law enforcement agencies.

[Zerion Discloses $100,000 Loss Due to North Korean Hacker Attack on Team Member's Device]On April 15, Web3 wallet application Zerion revealed that a team member fell victim to an AI social engineering attack linked to North Korean threat actors last week, resulting in the theft of approximately $100,000 from the company's internal hot wallet. User funds and application infrastructure were not affected. Following the incident, Zerion has proactively taken down its web application and expects to restore it within 48 hours. The company has also rotated all compromised credentials, locked down deployment infrastructure, and is collaborating with security partners such as Blockaid, ZeroShadow, and ChainPatrol to track the attackers' wallets. The address of the stolen funds has been reported to the relevant law enforcement agencies.

Zerion Discloses $100,000 Loss Due to North Korean Hacker Attack on Team Member's Device

On April 15, Bloomberg reported that Societe Generale's digital asset division, Societe Generale-FORGE, announced the promotion of the USD stablecoin, USD CoinVertible, to the self-custody crypto wallet MetaMask through a partnership with blockchain company Consensys. This initiative represents a significant attempt by traditional banks to expand the audience for digital currencies in the cryptocurrency sector. Users can now directly access and manage USD CoinVertible tokens within their MetaMask wallet.

[Societe Generale Launches USD Stablecoin on MetaMask]On April 15, Bloomberg reported that Societe Generale's digital asset division, Societe Generale-FORGE, announced the promotion of the USD stablecoin, USD CoinVertible, to the self-custody crypto wallet MetaMask through a partnership with blockchain company Consensys. This initiative represents a significant attempt by traditional banks to expand the audience for digital currencies in the cryptocurrency sector. Users can now directly access and manage USD CoinVertible tokens within their MetaMask wallet.

Societe Generale Launches USD Stablecoin on MetaMask

On April 15, Bitcoin contributor Jameson Loop and other cryptographers proposed an initiative that could force Bitcoin holders to migrate their tokens to new quantum-resistant addresses, or risk having their tokens permanently frozen by the network itself. In this scenario, holders would technically still 'own' these coins but would lose the ability to transfer them. This is known as Bitcoin Improvement Proposal BIP-361, which was updated on Tuesday in Bitcoin's official proposal repository, titled 'Post-Quantum Migration and Old Signature Retirement.' BIP-361 builds on the BIP-360 proposal introduced in February. BIP-360 introduced a soft fork (a type of network upgrade) aimed at enabling a new transaction type called 'Pay to Merkle Root' (P2MR). This approach draws from Bitcoin's Taproot (P2TR) framework but removes key-based spending paths, thus eliminating an element widely considered to pose risks in the quantum era. The BIP-361 proposal divides the migration into three phases. Phase A will commence three years after activation, prohibiting anyone from sending new Bitcoin to old, quantum-vulnerable addresses. You can still spend from these addresses, but cannot receive any coins. Phase B will start five years after activation, rendering old signatures (ECDSA and Schnorr) completely invalid, and the network will reject any attempts to spend coins from quantum-vulnerable wallets. Essentially, your coins will be frozen. Finally, Phase C is a rescue plan still under research: holders of frozen wallets may be able to prove ownership through zero-knowledge proofs (a method of proving knowledge of a secret without revealing the secret itself). If successful, coins frozen in Phase B could potentially be recovered.

[Bitcoin Developer Proposes BIP-361 to Combat Potential Future Quantum Attack Risks]On April 15, Bitcoin contributor Jameson Loop and other cryptographers proposed an initiative that could force Bitcoin holders to migrate their tokens to new quantum-resistant addresses, or risk having their tokens permanently frozen by the network itself. In this scenario, holders would technically still 'own' these coins but would lose the ability to transfer them. This is known as Bitcoin Improvement Proposal BIP-361, which was updated on Tuesday in Bitcoin's official proposal repository, titled 'Post-Quantum Migration and Old Signature Retirement.' BIP-361 builds on the BIP-360 proposal introduced in February. BIP-360 introduced a soft fork (a type of network upgrade) aimed at enabling a new transaction type called 'Pay to Merkle Root' (P2MR). This approach draws from Bitcoin's Taproot (P2TR) framework but removes key-based spending paths, thus eliminating an element widely considered to pose risks in the quantum era. The BIP-361 proposal divides the migration into three phases. Phase A will commence three years after activation, prohibiting anyone from sending new Bitcoin to old, quantum-vulnerable addresses. You can still spend from these addresses, but cannot receive any coins. Phase B will start five years after activation, rendering old signatures (ECDSA and Schnorr) completely invalid, and the network will reject any attempts to spend coins from quantum-vulnerable wallets. Essentially, your coins will be frozen. Finally, Phase C is a rescue plan still under research: holders of frozen wallets may be able to prove ownership through zero-knowledge proofs (a method of proving knowledge of a secret without revealing the secret itself). If successful, coins frozen in Phase B could potentially be recovered.

Bitcoin Developer Proposes BIP-361 to Combat Potential Future Quantum Attack Risks

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, the ARC Prize Foundation has released the human performance dataset for ARC-AGI-3, marking the largest human testing study in the ARC-AGI series to date, with 458 participants. The dataset includes 342 complete human operation replay records, covering 25 public environments, all of which have been open-sourced. ARC-AGI-3 features 135 abstract reasoning environments where testers receive no gameplay instructions and must explore, infer rules, and devise strategies on their own. The tests were conducted at an offline testing center in San Francisco, with each session lasting 90 minutes. Participants received approximately $130 as a base salary plus a $5 reward for each environment they cleared. All tests were under 'first clear' conditions, meaning each person only saw and attempted each environment once, measuring their learning and adaptability when faced with new problems. Both humans and AI received exactly the same information, with no information disparity. The core conclusion is that all environments in ARC-AGI-3 were cleared by humans, with at least two independent participants completing each environment, and most environments having more than five clears. The ARC Prize Foundation stated, 'We have not yet achieved AGI, and this dataset is evidence of that.' Since the preview of ARC-AGI-3, nearly 1 million AI evaluation submissions have been received for the public environments. Based on this data, the foundation also announced two scoring rule adjustments: first, changing the human benchmark for each level from 'second-best player' to 'median player' to reduce the impact of luck on scores; and second, raising the maximum score limit for individual levels from 100% to 115% to prevent poor performance in one level from dragging down overall results. The net effect of these two adjustments is a slight increase of about 0.5 percentage points in scores for both humans and AI.

[ARC-AGI-3 Announces Largest Human Testing in History: All Levels Cleared by Humans, AI Still Lags Behind]According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, the ARC Prize Foundation has released the human performance dataset for ARC-AGI-3, marking the largest human testing study in the ARC-AGI series to date, with 458 participants. The dataset includes 342 complete human operation replay records, covering 25 public environments, all of which have been open-sourced. ARC-AGI-3 features 135 abstract reasoning environments where testers receive no gameplay instructions and must explore, infer rules, and devise strategies on their own. The tests were conducted at an offline testing center in San Francisco, with each session lasting 90 minutes. Participants received approximately $130 as a base salary plus a $5 reward for each environment they cleared. All tests were under 'first clear' conditions, meaning each person only saw and attempted each environment once, measuring their learning and adaptability when faced with new problems. Both humans and AI received exactly the same information, with no information disparity. The core conclusion is that all environments in ARC-AGI-3 were cleared by humans, with at least two independent participants completing each environment, and most environments having more than five clears. The ARC Prize Foundation stated, 'We have not yet achieved AGI, and this dataset is evidence of that.' Since the preview of ARC-AGI-3, nearly 1 million AI evaluation submissions have been received for the public environments. Based on this data, the foundation also announced two scoring rule adjustments: first, changing the human benchmark for each level from 'second-best player' to 'median player' to reduce the impact of luck on scores; and second, raising the maximum score limit for individual levels from 100% to 115% to prevent poor performance in one level from dragging down overall results. The net effect of these two adjustments is a slight increase of about 0.5 percentage points in scores for both humans and AI.

ARC-AGI-3 Announces Largest Human Testing in History: All Levels Cleared by Humans, AI Still Lags Behind

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, AI research organization Epoch AI has revealed that OpenAI has purchased access to its FrontierMath: Open Problems validator. FrontierMath: Open Problems consists of a set of research-level mathematical problems that have yet to be solved by professional mathematicians, each accompanied by a dedicated computer program (validator). While the correct answers are currently unknown, the validator can automatically verify the correctness of any potential solution provided by individuals or AI. After acquiring this access, OpenAI can use the validator to check the validity of mathematical solutions generated by its models. The validator's access is available for purchase by any organization, with the main costs allocated to compensating mathematicians, as the process of formulating problems and writing validators is very labor-intensive. Epoch AI has also set a condition: any party that discovers a valid solution through the validator must notify Epoch AI of the results, and the problem's author will share joint publication rights with the discovering party. Epoch AI emphasizes that OpenAI previously funded the creation of the original FrontierMath benchmarks (Tiers 1-4), but the Open Problems section was independently developed and owned by Epoch AI, with the pilot phase funded by Schmidt Sciences.

[OpenAI Acquires Validator for Unsolved Mathematical Problems to Automatically Verify AI Solutions]According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, AI research organization Epoch AI has revealed that OpenAI has purchased access to its FrontierMath: Open Problems validator. FrontierMath: Open Problems consists of a set of research-level mathematical problems that have yet to be solved by professional mathematicians, each accompanied by a dedicated computer program (validator). While the correct answers are currently unknown, the validator can automatically verify the correctness of any potential solution provided by individuals or AI. After acquiring this access, OpenAI can use the validator to check the validity of mathematical solutions generated by its models. The validator's access is available for purchase by any organization, with the main costs allocated to compensating mathematicians, as the process of formulating problems and writing validators is very labor-intensive. Epoch AI has also set a condition: any party that discovers a valid solution through the validator must notify Epoch AI of the results, and the problem's author will share joint publication rights with the discovering party. Epoch AI emphasizes that OpenAI previously funded the creation of the original FrontierMath benchmarks (Tiers 1-4), but the Open Problems section was independently developed and owned by Epoch AI, with the pilot phase funded by Schmidt Sciences.

OpenAI Acquires Validator for Unsolved Mathematical Problems to Automatically Verify AI Solutions

On April 15, former U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that she still believes there is a possibility of interest rate cuts later this year. However, the volatility in oil prices caused by the Iran conflict has cast a shadow over the outlook. Yellen remarked, "This is actually a broad supply shock, affecting not just gasoline prices but also liquefied natural gas, fertilizers, food, shipping costs, and semiconductors." She noted that while the possibility of needing to raise interest rates cannot be ruled out, stable long-term inflation expectations suggest that such a scenario is unlikely at present. "I would guess that there could be rate cuts by the end of this year. I think that is entirely possible and the most likely scenario. However, many things could happen."

[Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Still Believes Rate Cuts Possible This Year]On April 15, former U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that she still believes there is a possibility of interest rate cuts later this year. However, the volatility in oil prices caused by the Iran conflict has cast a shadow over the outlook. Yellen remarked, "This is actually a broad supply shock, affecting not just gasoline prices but also liquefied natural gas, fertilizers, food, shipping costs, and semiconductors." She noted that while the possibility of needing to raise interest rates cannot be ruled out, stable long-term inflation expectations suggest that such a scenario is unlikely at present. "I would guess that there could be rate cuts by the end of this year. I think that is entirely possible and the most likely scenario. However, many things could happen."

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Still Believes Rate Cuts Possible This Year

July 4 (Huobi) - The SlowMist security team has released its H1 2023 Blockchain Security Report, which highlights a significant increase in hacker attacks on the blockchain, but also notes that asset recovery reached a new high. The report also covers progress in anti-money laundering regulations and activity from phishing gangs and hacker groups.

[SlowMist Releases H1 2023 Blockchain Security Report: Hacker Attacks Rise, but Asset Recovery Reaches a New High]July 4 (Huobi) - The SlowMist security team has released its H1 2023 Blockchain Security Report, which highlights a significant increase in hacker attacks on the blockchain, but also notes that asset recovery reached a new high. The report also covers progress in anti-money laundering regulations and activity from phishing gangs and hacker groups.

SlowMist Releases H1 2023 Blockchain Security Report: Hacker Attacks Rise, but Asset Recovery Reaches a New High

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