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Solana-style “MicroStrategy” strikes! DeFi Dev Corp launches a $300 million “CHAD” binge-buy of SOL!
🔥 Solana-style “MicroStrategy” strikes! DeFi Dev Corp launches a $300 million “CHAD” binge-buy of SOL!
According to a recent report by Decrypt, DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), a publicly traded company focused on Solana reserves, is doubling down again. It announced an additional purchase of 55,491 SOL and has launched a preferred stock offering program worth up to $300 million, vowing to keep “hoarding coins” to the end!
📰 Core News Quick Overview:
Continuous buying: DeFi Development Corp recently purchased another 55,491 SOL (valued at approximately $5.78 million), continually expanding its Solana holdings in its treasury.
According to a recent report by Decrypt, DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), a publicly traded company focused on Solana reserves, is doubling down again. It announced an additional purchase of 55,491 SOL and has launched a preferred stock offering program worth up to $300 million, vowing to keep “hoarding coins” to the end!
📰 Core News Quick Overview:
Continuous buying: DeFi Development Corp recently purchased another 55,491 SOL (valued at approximately $5.78 million), continually expanding its Solana holdings in its treasury.
自由1688
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Obama Rarely Intervenes in the AI Regulation Debate, Urging the U.S. to Pass Proactive Legislation to Avoid “Potential Catastrophe”
Former U.S. President Barack Obama said he supports the creation of federal laws and regulations to establish standards for AI safety, warning that if mishandled, the technology could lead to a “potential catastrophe.” In a statement Monday, Obama said AI policy “should be at the center of public debate,” adding that policymakers in Washington must “take proactive action,” develop relevant plans “to address serious safety concerns, anticipate the impact of AI on jobs and the next generation, and ensure that the benefits brought by AI are broadly shared.”
The former president criticized the approach to AI regulation advocated by President Donald Trump, saying it is one of laissez-faire. While he did not name his successor directly, he said that “voluntary standards set by a handful of technology companies are not enough.”
An executive order signed by Trump in June this year created a voluntary participation framework that allows AI developers to share frontier models with the government in advance so potential safety risks can be assessed.
Obama said: “Given what we know about technology, we can’t put AI back in the box. But we can decide together how it should be developed, how it should be used—not sit back and let AI and its consequences come crashing down on us.”
Obama’s rare public comments are his deepest remarks to date on AI. As leading figures in the industry and members of Congress have increasingly called for slowing the development of frontier models, AI has become a core issue in national discussions in the United States.
With a lack of clear leadership figures within the Democratic Party, many Democrats are still seeking Obama’s advice and guidance on policy and political strategy. By stepping into this debate, Obama is attempting to position the Democrats as the party that supports strengthening AI safety measures, in preparation for the midterm elections in November and the start of the 2028 presidential election cycle.
Former U.S. President Barack Obama said he supports the creation of federal laws and regulations to establish standards for AI safety, warning that if mishandled, the technology could lead to a “potential catastrophe.” In a statement Monday, Obama said AI policy “should be at the center of public debate,” adding that policymakers in Washington must “take proactive action,” develop relevant plans “to address serious safety concerns, anticipate the impact of AI on jobs and the next generation, and ensure that the benefits brought by AI are broadly shared.”
The former president criticized the approach to AI regulation advocated by President Donald Trump, saying it is one of laissez-faire. While he did not name his successor directly, he said that “voluntary standards set by a handful of technology companies are not enough.”
An executive order signed by Trump in June this year created a voluntary participation framework that allows AI developers to share frontier models with the government in advance so potential safety risks can be assessed.
Obama said: “Given what we know about technology, we can’t put AI back in the box. But we can decide together how it should be developed, how it should be used—not sit back and let AI and its consequences come crashing down on us.”
Obama’s rare public comments are his deepest remarks to date on AI. As leading figures in the industry and members of Congress have increasingly called for slowing the development of frontier models, AI has become a core issue in national discussions in the United States.
With a lack of clear leadership figures within the Democratic Party, many Democrats are still seeking Obama’s advice and guidance on policy and political strategy. By stepping into this debate, Obama is attempting to position the Democrats as the party that supports strengthening AI safety measures, in preparation for the midterm elections in November and the start of the 2028 presidential election cycle.
自由1688
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Solana-style “MicroStrategy” strikes! DeFi Dev Corp launches a $300 million “CHAD” binge-buy of SOL!
🔥 Solana-style “MicroStrategy” strikes! DeFi Dev Corp launches a $300 million “CHAD” binge-buy of SOL!
According to a recent report by Decrypt, DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), a publicly traded company focused on Solana reserves, is doubling down again. It announced an additional purchase of 55,491 SOL and has launched a preferred stock offering program worth up to $300 million, vowing to keep “hoarding coins” to the end!
📰 Core News Quick Overview:
Continuous buying: DeFi Development Corp recently purchased another 55,491 SOL (valued at approximately $5.78 million), continually expanding its Solana holdings in its treasury.
According to a recent report by Decrypt, DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), a publicly traded company focused on Solana reserves, is doubling down again. It announced an additional purchase of 55,491 SOL and has launched a preferred stock offering program worth up to $300 million, vowing to keep “hoarding coins” to the end!
📰 Core News Quick Overview:
Continuous buying: DeFi Development Corp recently purchased another 55,491 SOL (valued at approximately $5.78 million), continually expanding its Solana holdings in its treasury.
自由1688
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Obama Rarely Intervenes in the AI Regulation Debate, Urging the U.S. to Pass Proactive Legislation to Avoid “Potential Catastrophe”
Former U.S. President Barack Obama said he supports the creation of federal laws and regulations to establish standards for AI safety, warning that if mishandled, the technology could lead to a “potential catastrophe.” In a statement Monday, Obama said AI policy “should be at the center of public debate,” adding that policymakers in Washington must “take proactive action,” develop relevant plans “to address serious safety concerns, anticipate the impact of AI on jobs and the next generation, and ensure that the benefits brought by AI are broadly shared.”
The former president criticized the approach to AI regulation advocated by President Donald Trump, saying it is one of laissez-faire. While he did not name his successor directly, he said that “voluntary standards set by a handful of technology companies are not enough.”
An executive order signed by Trump in June this year created a voluntary participation framework that allows AI developers to share frontier models with the government in advance so potential safety risks can be assessed.
Obama said: “Given what we know about technology, we can’t put AI back in the box. But we can decide together how it should be developed, how it should be used—not sit back and let AI and its consequences come crashing down on us.”
Obama’s rare public comments are his deepest remarks to date on AI. As leading figures in the industry and members of Congress have increasingly called for slowing the development of frontier models, AI has become a core issue in national discussions in the United States.
With a lack of clear leadership figures within the Democratic Party, many Democrats are still seeking Obama’s advice and guidance on policy and political strategy. By stepping into this debate, Obama is attempting to position the Democrats as the party that supports strengthening AI safety measures, in preparation for the midterm elections in November and the start of the 2028 presidential election cycle.
Former U.S. President Barack Obama said he supports the creation of federal laws and regulations to establish standards for AI safety, warning that if mishandled, the technology could lead to a “potential catastrophe.” In a statement Monday, Obama said AI policy “should be at the center of public debate,” adding that policymakers in Washington must “take proactive action,” develop relevant plans “to address serious safety concerns, anticipate the impact of AI on jobs and the next generation, and ensure that the benefits brought by AI are broadly shared.”
The former president criticized the approach to AI regulation advocated by President Donald Trump, saying it is one of laissez-faire. While he did not name his successor directly, he said that “voluntary standards set by a handful of technology companies are not enough.”
An executive order signed by Trump in June this year created a voluntary participation framework that allows AI developers to share frontier models with the government in advance so potential safety risks can be assessed.
Obama said: “Given what we know about technology, we can’t put AI back in the box. But we can decide together how it should be developed, how it should be used—not sit back and let AI and its consequences come crashing down on us.”
Obama’s rare public comments are his deepest remarks to date on AI. As leading figures in the industry and members of Congress have increasingly called for slowing the development of frontier models, AI has become a core issue in national discussions in the United States.
With a lack of clear leadership figures within the Democratic Party, many Democrats are still seeking Obama’s advice and guidance on policy and political strategy. By stepping into this debate, Obama is attempting to position the Democrats as the party that supports strengthening AI safety measures, in preparation for the midterm elections in November and the start of the 2028 presidential election cycle.
叮当 Doraemon
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On September 16, the Senate vote on the CLARITY Act has concluded, with the final tally set at 50:50 (short of the minimum 60 votes needed to pass). The bill failed to be approved.
This voting outcome only means that the CLARITY Act is temporarily unable to enter the Senate’s formal deliberation process. It does not mean the bill is permanently dead, nor does it indicate that the bill has been definitively rejected. Instead, it means the Senate cannot end the procedural debate over whether the bill should be taken up, and the bill is temporarily prevented from moving on to the discussion of subsequent amendments.
The CLARITY Act falls at the Senate’s “debate-ending” threshold: 50:50, failing to reach 60 votes. It had previously passed the House; on May it entered the Banking Committee for a line-by-line vote, and on August 8, the motion to advance was submitted by Toone, leaving the first procedural vote for the September reconvening. The 53 Republican seats needed to win votes across party lines; on September 14, the GOP put forward what it described as the “last, best, and final” text, but still failed to secure enough support from Democrats.
This looks more like a narrowing legislative window than the bill’s death. The vote type is also noteworthy: midway, 46:43 with 89 members counted, and the final tally ended at 50:50. This suggests that during the final stage there were still vote switches or additions, but neither party was willing to incur the political cost of drawing the line between the SEC and CFTC roles. Federal regulatory clarity has been pushed into an uncertain cycle after the midterm elections.
This voting outcome only means that the CLARITY Act is temporarily unable to enter the Senate’s formal deliberation process. It does not mean the bill is permanently dead, nor does it indicate that the bill has been definitively rejected. Instead, it means the Senate cannot end the procedural debate over whether the bill should be taken up, and the bill is temporarily prevented from moving on to the discussion of subsequent amendments.
The CLARITY Act falls at the Senate’s “debate-ending” threshold: 50:50, failing to reach 60 votes. It had previously passed the House; on May it entered the Banking Committee for a line-by-line vote, and on August 8, the motion to advance was submitted by Toone, leaving the first procedural vote for the September reconvening. The 53 Republican seats needed to win votes across party lines; on September 14, the GOP put forward what it described as the “last, best, and final” text, but still failed to secure enough support from Democrats.
This looks more like a narrowing legislative window than the bill’s death. The vote type is also noteworthy: midway, 46:43 with 89 members counted, and the final tally ended at 50:50. This suggests that during the final stage there were still vote switches or additions, but neither party was willing to incur the political cost of drawing the line between the SEC and CFTC roles. Federal regulatory clarity has been pushed into an uncertain cycle after the midterm elections.
生蚝哥Oyster
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US Crypto Legislation: Life-or-Death Vote! Two-Party Feud Escalates Over the “Clarity Act”
On September 15, the Trump administration threw its full weight behind lobbying Senate Republicans to advance the landmark crypto bill, the “Clarity Act,” in a bid to ease concerns from the banking industry.
That same day, the White House launched an interactive calculation tool using multi-scenario modeling to argue that the expansion of stablecoins will not cause a massive outflow of community bank deposits, thereby addressing allegations that stablecoin rewards would trigger deposit flight.
But the bill faces stiff resistance:
✅ Republicans are divided internally. Senator Cornyn of Texas believes the revised text still fails to address the core concerns of community banks, and he does not rule out voting against it. At least 60 votes are needed to move the bill forward. The bill will also divide responsibility for crypto oversight between the SEC and the CFTC.
✅ On the Democratic side, multiple lawmakers have criticized the bill’s ethical provisions as insufficient, saying it does not impose strong enough constraints on the Trump family. Senators such as Ossoff are still not certain about their voting positions.
The crypto industry is going all in. Political PAC Fairshake has poured in tens of millions of dollars to support campaigns—among funds directed to Democratic candidates, more than $30 million has already been allocated. The market now awaits the Senate vote results.
On September 15, the Trump administration threw its full weight behind lobbying Senate Republicans to advance the landmark crypto bill, the “Clarity Act,” in a bid to ease concerns from the banking industry.
That same day, the White House launched an interactive calculation tool using multi-scenario modeling to argue that the expansion of stablecoins will not cause a massive outflow of community bank deposits, thereby addressing allegations that stablecoin rewards would trigger deposit flight.
But the bill faces stiff resistance:
✅ Republicans are divided internally. Senator Cornyn of Texas believes the revised text still fails to address the core concerns of community banks, and he does not rule out voting against it. At least 60 votes are needed to move the bill forward. The bill will also divide responsibility for crypto oversight between the SEC and the CFTC.
✅ On the Democratic side, multiple lawmakers have criticized the bill’s ethical provisions as insufficient, saying it does not impose strong enough constraints on the Trump family. Senators such as Ossoff are still not certain about their voting positions.
The crypto industry is going all in. Political PAC Fairshake has poured in tens of millions of dollars to support campaigns—among funds directed to Democratic candidates, more than $30 million has already been allocated. The market now awaits the Senate vote results.
自由1688
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Solana-style “MicroStrategy” strikes! DeFi Dev Corp launches a $300 million “CHAD” binge-buy of SOL!
🔥 Solana-style “MicroStrategy” strikes! DeFi Dev Corp launches a $300 million “CHAD” binge-buy of SOL!
According to a recent report by Decrypt, DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), a publicly traded company focused on Solana reserves, is doubling down again. It announced an additional purchase of 55,491 SOL and has launched a preferred stock offering program worth up to $300 million, vowing to keep “hoarding coins” to the end!
📰 Core News Quick Overview:
Continuous buying: DeFi Development Corp recently purchased another 55,491 SOL (valued at approximately $5.78 million), continually expanding its Solana holdings in its treasury.
According to a recent report by Decrypt, DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), a publicly traded company focused on Solana reserves, is doubling down again. It announced an additional purchase of 55,491 SOL and has launched a preferred stock offering program worth up to $300 million, vowing to keep “hoarding coins” to the end!
📰 Core News Quick Overview:
Continuous buying: DeFi Development Corp recently purchased another 55,491 SOL (valued at approximately $5.78 million), continually expanding its Solana holdings in its treasury.
周周1688
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Finally breaking 100,000 followers 🚀🚀
Thank you, Binance Square
Thank you to everyone who supports Zhouzhou, brothers and sisters
Stay true to our hearts and minds; we walk together all the way
Love you all 💗💗
#1688家族family
@CZ
@币安广场
Thank you, Binance Square
Thank you to everyone who supports Zhouzhou, brothers and sisters
Stay true to our hearts and minds; we walk together all the way
Love you all 💗💗
#1688家族family
@CZ
@币安广场
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