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According to Golden Finance, on April 14, South Korean artificial intelligence chip startup DeepX is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in South Korea.

[South Korean AI Chip Startup DeepX Prepares for IPO]According to Golden Finance, on April 14, South Korean artificial intelligence chip startup DeepX is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in South Korea.

South Korean AI Chip Startup DeepX Prepares for IPO

On April 14, The Block reported that the renowned startup accelerator Y Combinator has completed its first investment entirely in stablecoins, making a payment of $500,000 USDC to the prediction market startup Totalis through three transactions on the Solana blockchain, with assets held on the financial operations platform Ramp. Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan stated that the accelerator will offer stablecoin payment options to all YC-supported startups, not limited to crypto-related companies. Totalis plans to use Ramp to execute both stablecoin and fiat transactions simultaneously and to pay credit card bills using stablecoin accounts.

[Y Combinator Completes First Financing with Stablecoin, Pays $500,000 USDC to Prediction Market Startup Totalis]On April 14, The Block reported that the renowned startup accelerator Y Combinator has completed its first investment entirely in stablecoins, making a payment of $500,000 USDC to the prediction market startup Totalis through three transactions on the Solana blockchain, with assets held on the financial operations platform Ramp. Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan stated that the accelerator will offer stablecoin payment options to all YC-supported startups, not limited to crypto-related companies. Totalis plans to use Ramp to execute both stablecoin and fiat transactions simultaneously and to pay credit card bills using stablecoin accounts.

Y Combinator Completes First Financing with Stablecoin, Pays $500,000 USDC to Prediction Market Startup Totalis

On April 14, Hyperliquid founder Jeff shared his growth experience in an interview with Colossus magazine, a subsidiary of Forbes. Jeff grew up between San Francisco and Palo Alto on the Redwood Coast with his sister. His parents, both Chinese immigrants, divorced when he was in third grade, and his father left the family. His mother, an accountant, worked overtime during tax season. Jeff recalled, 'I could see that some people were wealthier than us, but I never resented it. Going out to play wasn't expensive.' His school did not have an atmosphere of academic competition. Although his mother verbally pushed him, she never really forced him. Until his teenage years, no one pressured him to do anything. He spent his days playing outside, going to school, coming home, and playing some more. In eighth grade, a chance opportunity ignited his desire for learning. He then embarked on a path of academic excellence: in ninth grade, he self-studied and completed all competition problems, entering the American Mathematics Olympiad training camp (Top 50 in the U.S.), and at 18, he won a gold medal in the American Physics Olympiad, ranking 24th in the world. He then attended Harvard University on a full scholarship. In the winter of his junior year, he participated in an internship program hosted by Hudson River Trading, along with Scott Wu. A total of 10 interns were selected, including Alexandr Wang, who later founded Scale AI, and Jesse Zhang, who founded Decagon. The internship was conducted in the form of a three-week competition, where Wu and Jeff consistently took first and second place in each round.

[Interview with Hyperliquid Founder: Single-Parent Household Fosters Independent Learning and Academic Talent]On April 14, Hyperliquid founder Jeff shared his growth experience in an interview with Colossus magazine, a subsidiary of Forbes. Jeff grew up between San Francisco and Palo Alto on the Redwood Coast with his sister. His parents, both Chinese immigrants, divorced when he was in third grade, and his father left the family. His mother, an accountant, worked overtime during tax season. Jeff recalled, 'I could see that some people were wealthier than us, but I never resented it. Going out to play wasn't expensive.' His school did not have an atmosphere of academic competition. Although his mother verbally pushed him, she never really forced him. Until his teenage years, no one pressured him to do anything. He spent his days playing outside, going to school, coming home, and playing some more. In eighth grade, a chance opportunity ignited his desire for learning. He then embarked on a path of academic excellence: in ninth grade, he self-studied and completed all competition problems, entering the American Mathematics Olympiad training camp (Top 50 in the U.S.), and at 18, he won a gold medal in the American Physics Olympiad, ranking 24th in the world. He then attended Harvard University on a full scholarship. In the winter of his junior year, he participated in an internship program hosted by Hudson River Trading, along with Scott Wu. A total of 10 interns were selected, including Alexandr Wang, who later founded Scale AI, and Jesse Zhang, who founded Decagon. The internship was conducted in the form of a three-week competition, where Wu and Jeff consistently took first and second place in each round.

Interview with Hyperliquid Founder: Single-Parent Household Fosters Independent Learning and Academic Talent

On April 14, the Financial Times reported that OpenAI investors are questioning its $852 billion valuation, citing a shift in strategy. Some investors have indicated that these changes could make OpenAI more vulnerable to threats from Anthropic and Google.

[OpenAI Investors Question $852 Billion Valuation Amid Strategic Shift]On April 14, the Financial Times reported that OpenAI investors are questioning its $852 billion valuation, citing a shift in strategy. Some investors have indicated that these changes could make OpenAI more vulnerable to threats from Anthropic and Google.

OpenAI Investors Question $852 Billion Valuation Amid Strategic Shift

On April 14, the prediction platform Kalshi released a video teaser announcing the launch of a new product on April 27. The video features a green spiral forming a perpetual loop, ultimately displaying the word 'Timeless.' The community speculates that this update may introduce a perpetual prediction market with no expiration date, breaking the time limits of Kalshi's original event contracts and enhancing trading flexibility.

[Kalshi Announces New Product Launch on April 27]On April 14, the prediction platform Kalshi released a video teaser announcing the launch of a new product on April 27. The video features a green spiral forming a perpetual loop, ultimately displaying the word 'Timeless.' The community speculates that this update may introduce a perpetual prediction market with no expiration date, breaking the time limits of Kalshi's original event contracts and enhancing trading flexibility.

Kalshi Announces New Product Launch on April 27

On April 14, Jito Foundation announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with KODA, a South Korean digital asset custodian, to explore providing institutional custody and staking support for JitoSOL in the Korean market. According to a Monday announcement, the agreement covers the promotion of institutional investors and the development of compliant custody and staking pathways. This move comes as the South Korean Financial Services Commission is expected to finalize a digital asset regulatory framework later this year. In February, Jito Foundation began exploring the launch of a JitoSOL ETF in South Korea with Hanwha Asset Management, pending regulatory approval. KODA, supported by investors such as KB Kookmin Bank, holds a VASP license and ISMS certification, providing custody infrastructure including cold storage and MPC key management.

[Jito Signs MOU with Korean Custodian KODA to Explore Institutional Staking for JitoSOL]On April 14, Jito Foundation announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with KODA, a South Korean digital asset custodian, to explore providing institutional custody and staking support for JitoSOL in the Korean market. According to a Monday announcement, the agreement covers the promotion of institutional investors and the development of compliant custody and staking pathways. This move comes as the South Korean Financial Services Commission is expected to finalize a digital asset regulatory framework later this year. In February, Jito Foundation began exploring the launch of a JitoSOL ETF in South Korea with Hanwha Asset Management, pending regulatory approval. KODA, supported by investors such as KB Kookmin Bank, holds a VASP license and ISMS certification, providing custody infrastructure including cold storage and MPC key management.

Jito Signs MOU with Korean Custodian KODA to Explore Institutional Staking for JitoSOL

On April 14, the Polymarket smart money following and trading analysis platform Insiders.bot announced the launch of its official web version. This platform provides Polymarket traders with real-time insider wallet signal tracking, one-click smart following, and a professional trading panel with take-profit and stop-loss features. The goal is to allow ordinary users to replicate the profits of smart money while optimizing strategies to surpass it. Compared to the previous Telegram version and beta web version, this official web version introduces new features such as following strategy backtesting and optimization settings, market data analysis dashboards, and multi-market monitoring panels, with upgrades in security and trade execution speed.

[Insiders.bot Official Version Launched, Supports One-Click Smart Following on Polymarket]On April 14, the Polymarket smart money following and trading analysis platform Insiders.bot announced the launch of its official web version. This platform provides Polymarket traders with real-time insider wallet signal tracking, one-click smart following, and a professional trading panel with take-profit and stop-loss features. The goal is to allow ordinary users to replicate the profits of smart money while optimizing strategies to surpass it. Compared to the previous Telegram version and beta web version, this official web version introduces new features such as following strategy backtesting and optimization settings, market data analysis dashboards, and multi-market monitoring panels, with upgrades in security and trade execution speed.

Insiders.bot Official Version Launched, Supports One-Click Smart Following on Polymarket

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, AI intelligence platform Creao AI has completed a funding round of $10 million, led by Prosperity7 Ventures, a diversified venture capital fund under Aramco Ventures, along with Matrix Partners. Other investors include Yunqi Capital, MONOLITH, Hillhouse Capital, Sequoia China, and Huaye Tiancheng Capital. The company has raised over $30 million to date. Creao AI's core product is a three-layer architecture called Agent OS: users can execute tasks directly through a dialogue-driven superintelligent agent, with completed tasks saved as reusable Agent Apps that accumulate memory across tasks in a persistent workspace. CEO Cheng Kai summarizes it as "AI both creates tools and runs tools, with humans at the helm," aiming for a team of fewer than 20 people to handle workloads equivalent to multiple times that under traditional structures. The company launched its Vibe Coding tool in September 2025 and transitioned to the current Agent App model in December. Cheng Kai previously spent 10 years building production-level AI systems for over 250 enterprise clients; CTO Peter Pang was a research scientist for the Llama 3 project at Meta and worked on multimodal model research at Apple before joining Creao.

[Creao AI Secures $10 Million Funding Led by Prosperity7 Ventures and Matrix Partners]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, AI intelligence platform Creao AI has completed a funding round of $10 million, led by Prosperity7 Ventures, a diversified venture capital fund under Aramco Ventures, along with Matrix Partners. Other investors include Yunqi Capital, MONOLITH, Hillhouse Capital, Sequoia China, and Huaye Tiancheng Capital. The company has raised over $30 million to date. Creao AI's core product is a three-layer architecture called Agent OS: users can execute tasks directly through a dialogue-driven superintelligent agent, with completed tasks saved as reusable Agent Apps that accumulate memory across tasks in a persistent workspace. CEO Cheng Kai summarizes it as "AI both creates tools and runs tools, with humans at the helm," aiming for a team of fewer than 20 people to handle workloads equivalent to multiple times that under traditional structures. The company launched its Vibe Coding tool in September 2025 and transitioned to the current Agent App model in December. Cheng Kai previously spent 10 years building production-level AI systems for over 250 enterprise clients; CTO Peter Pang was a research scientist for the Llama 3 project at Meta and worked on multimodal model research at Apple before joining Creao.

Creao AI Secures $10 Million Funding Led by Prosperity7 Ventures and Matrix Partners

On April 14, it was reported that diplomatic sources in Pakistan stated that the US and Iran have agreed to continue negotiations, but there are still disagreements regarding the agenda, objectives, format, and location of the next round of talks. Iran prefers to hold the discussions in Islamabad, citing geographical proximity, familiarity between the parties, and satisfaction with Pakistan's role as a mediator. It is reported that the US side is considering other alternatives. Additionally, two unnamed Pakistani officials revealed that Pakistan has proposed to hold the second round of talks between the US and Iran in Islamabad within the next few days, before the end of the ceasefire period. These officials indicated that the implementation of the proposal will depend on whether the relevant parties request a change of venue. One of them stated that although no agreement was reached in the first round of talks, this is still part of an ongoing diplomatic process rather than a one-time effort. (CCTV News)

[Pakistan Reports US-Iran Agree to Continue Negotiations, Time and Place Undecided]On April 14, it was reported that diplomatic sources in Pakistan stated that the US and Iran have agreed to continue negotiations, but there are still disagreements regarding the agenda, objectives, format, and location of the next round of talks. Iran prefers to hold the discussions in Islamabad, citing geographical proximity, familiarity between the parties, and satisfaction with Pakistan's role as a mediator. It is reported that the US side is considering other alternatives. Additionally, two unnamed Pakistani officials revealed that Pakistan has proposed to hold the second round of talks between the US and Iran in Islamabad within the next few days, before the end of the ceasefire period. These officials indicated that the implementation of the proposal will depend on whether the relevant parties request a change of venue. One of them stated that although no agreement was reached in the first round of talks, this is still part of an ongoing diplomatic process rather than a one-time effort. (CCTV News)

Pakistan Reports US-Iran Agree to Continue Negotiations, Time and Place Undecided

According to KBS, South Korean prosecutors said that nine former and current executives of Terraform Labs illegally raised 414.5 billion won (about $314.2 million) from the project, of which about 91.4 billion won belonged to the company's CEO Do Kwon, but confirmed that none of his assets are under South Korean jurisdiction. Local prosecutors temporarily seized assets belonging to Terraform co-founder Shin Hyun-seung, also known as Daniel Shin, including real estate and imported cars. The prosecutors accused Daniel Shin of illegally profiting more than 154 billion won from the Terra-Luna project. Do Kwon appears to have exchanged a significant portion of his fortune for bitcoin, transferring it to overseas crypto exchanges. Prosecutors said they had asked Binance to prevent Do Kwon from withdrawing his cryptocurrency.  Previous news, South Korean prosecutors have searched and seized the real estate of Terra executives and employees totaling more than $200 million.

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【South Korean prosecutors: Do Kwon’s assets are not in South Korea, and the criminal income of the Terra project is about $300 million】According to KBS, South Korean prosecutors said that nine former and current executives of Terraform Labs illegally raised 414.5 billion won (about $314.2 million) from the project, of which about 91.4 billion won belonged to the company's CEO Do Kwon, but confirmed that none of his assets are under South Korean jurisdiction. Local prosecutors temporarily seized assets belonging to Terraform co-founder Shin Hyun-seung, also known as Daniel Shin, including real estate and imported cars. The prosecutors accused Daniel Shin of illegally profiting more than 154 billion won from the Terra-Luna project. Do Kwon appears to have exchanged a significant portion of his fortune for bitcoin, transferring it to overseas crypto exchanges. Prosecutors said they had asked Binance to prevent Do Kwon from withdrawing his cryptocurrency.  Previous news, South Korean prosecutors have searched and seized the real estate of Terra executives and employees totaling more than $200 million.

South Korean prosecutors: Do Kwon’s assets are not in South Korea, and the criminal income of the Terra project is about $300 million

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South Korean prosecutors: Do Kwon’s assets are not in South Korea, and the criminal income of the Terra project is about $300 million

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