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DashTape reports According to Gate data, South Korea's KOSPI index closed up 97.11 points, or 1.4%, at 7,051.63 on Wednesday, September 9.

Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon's resignation post surpassed 100 million views in just one day, and has now reached 140 million. Parker Thayer, an investigator at the American conservative research institution Capital Research Center, believes this viral explosion does not look like organic spread, but rather a pre-prepared, well-funded public relations operation aimed at amplifying AI extinction panic and building momentum for Democrats to push stricter AI regulation. First, the spread was too fast. Eighteen minutes before Coxon posted, The Wall Street Journal had already published an exclusive report. Less than 15 minutes after the post went live, the first three quote-reposters came from Encode AI, AI Policy Network, and AI Futures Project, all organizations that have long promoted AI safety and regulation. Second, the same major donor also appears behind these institutions. SFF's public records show that Skype co-founder Jaan Tallinn has long funded organizations including AI Futures Project, Encode AI, and AI Policy Institute, with amounts ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars. Tallinn is also an early investor in Anthropic; Anthropic's $124 million Series A funding round in 2021 was led by him. Third, Coxon himself also has ties to this circle. Thayer says Coxon received a Good Ventures "Long-Term Future" fellowship in 2022. Good Ventures was founded by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife, and Moskovitz is also an early Anthropic investor. Just 27 minutes after Coxon posted, Max Nadeau, who oversees technical AI safety funding at another philanthropic grantmaking organization, Coefficient Giving, which has long been funded by Moskovitz, also joined the spread. Finally, the political relay quickly followed. Multiple Democratic politicians subsequently used Coxon's warning to demand stronger AI regulation, and U.S. left-wing heavyweight Sanders had already prepared a bill days earlier to ban superintelligence and pause advanced AI development. Coxon's viral moment at this time conveniently handed the strong-regulation camp a ready-made piece of political ammunition.

BlockBeats news, September 10, according to official sources, users holding at least 246 Binance Alpha points can claim an airdrop of 342 BSB tokens on the Alpha event page. If the rewards are not fully distributed, the points threshold will automatically decrease by 5 points every 5 minutes. Claiming the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha points. Users must confirm the claim on the Alpha event page within 24 hours, otherwise it will be considered as forfeiting the airdrop.

BlockBeats news, September 10 — After Apple released its first foldable iPhone Duo, Samsung's official US account posted a series of remarks mocking Apple for "eating leftovers," sparking widespread market discussion. However, behind this "Apple vs. Samsung" spat, the real technological competition landscape in foldables may have already shifted. The iPhone Duo has an unfolded thickness of 5.2 mm, weighs 254 grams, and has a crease depth of about 150 microns; by comparison, the OPPO Find N5 has a crease of about 101 microns, the Huawei Mate X6 uses a Kunlun waterdrop hinge to reduce crease depth to about 5 microns, and the Honor Magic V6 achieves an unfolded thickness of just 4 mm. From a product form perspective, Apple's first foldable adopts a traditional book-style inward-folding design, while Huawei has already launched a triple-folding model, Honor and Xiaomi are pursuing vertical compact foldables, and Chinese domestic manufacturers continue to compete on hinges, hover capability, thinness, and durability. At the market level, although Samsung remains the global leader in foldables, Chinese manufacturers are rapidly catching up. With technological iteration and falling prices, competition in foldables has gradually shifted from "Apple vs. Samsung" to a multidimensional contest led by Chinese manufacturers. Samsung may be right to mock Apple for "eating leftovers," but the real "tryhards" in foldables are now competing to be lighter, thinner, have fewer creases, and offer more form factors.

BlockBeats news, September 10: Nasdaq today announced an investment of $100 million through its investment arm in Payward, the parent company of Kraken, valuing Payward at $21 billion after the deal. Meanwhile, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and OKX announced in June the formation of a 50:50 joint venture, planning to operate as a U.S.-registered broker-dealer and futures commission merchant upon regulatory approval, to connect OKX users to ICE futures markets and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) tokenized equity market. Both deals point to the same thing: traditional exchanges are no longer satisfied with "researching on-chain" but are directly acquiring entry points, licenses, and on-chain settlement capabilities. Deutsche Börse already acquired approximately 1.5% of Payward for $200 million in April; the London Stock Exchange is also advancing xStocks tokenization of London-listed shares with Payward. Nasdaq, NYSE, Deutsche Börse, and LSE are almost simultaneously treating crypto platforms as the next-generation market infrastructure, not competitors. Payward completed an $800 million funding round in November 2025 at a $20 billion valuation and confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC, but its IPO has been delayed to as early as Q2 2027. Nasdaq's stake at a $21 billion valuation marks a new high for the company in nearly a year and shows traditional exchanges are willing to pay a premium for tokenization channels. Regulatory approval remains the hurdle. The ICE-OKX joint venture requires U.S. broker-dealer and FCM licenses; Nasdaq's equity tokenization plan must also align with existing securities frameworks. But the direction is clear: Wall Street doesn't want to watch crypto from the sidelines—it wants to make crypto its own trading hours, clearing network, and retail gateway.

BlockBeats news, September 10, according to Bloomberg, Nasdaq's investment arm will invest $100 million in Payward, the parent company of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, valuing the latter at $21 billion. This investment continues the partnership the two parties reached in March this year. As part of the collaboration, Kraken will offer users tokenized stocks of Nasdaq-listed companies, and users holding the relevant tokens will receive the same voting rights as ordinary shares. Nasdaq is accelerating its push into stock tokenization and plans to launch its own stock tokens in the second quarter of 2027. The company applied to the U.S. SEC last year to amend relevant rules to allow tokenized trading of stocks on regulated trading venues, and received approval in March this year. This investment also shows that the integration of Wall Street's traditional financial infrastructure with the crypto market is further accelerating.

Tech industry user Leo posted on X that, according to his information, OpenAI is very close to verifying the "Hodge Conjecture," and OpenAI or Anthropic may also be close to solving the "Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture." The user emphasized that the relevant information is still rumor at present and its authenticity cannot be confirmed, but if it ultimately proves true, it would mean that as many as 3 "Millennium Prize Problems" may have been conquered within just one month. At present, both the Hodge Conjecture and the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture remain unsolved Millennium Prize Problems. Previously, AI breakthroughs in the field of mathematics have already drawn market attention, and prediction markets currently also list the Hodge Conjecture and the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture as the next Millennium Prize Problems AI may conquer.

OpenAI is beginning to push for a nationwide unified mandatory AI safety rule in the United States, requiring Congress to directly regulate the most frontier AI companies. The rules include unified testing, independent safety assessments, cybersecurity, and reporting of major incidents. OpenAI hopes the government will further establish a unified safety threshold, clarifying when AI development must slow down or even stop, and promote the adoption of similar standards by countries around the world. This set of regulations mainly targets a small number of large companies developing the most powerful models and does not cover ordinary startups and small developers. OpenAI also announced its support for four AI safety bills in California, some of which it had not previously supported. OpenAI said that as model capabilities rapidly improve, the company has changed its position.

BlockBeats news, September 10 - Deepcoin has recently launched global stock perpetual contracts, further advancing its multi-asset trading infrastructure. Users can trade popular individual stocks and index ETF products such as Nvidia, Tesla, Pop Mart, and Unitree Robotics 24/7 without interruption on the platform. At the same time, Deepcoin has also launched a sector narrative tool that aggregates hot events, market data, and sentiment information to help users quickly understand market mainlines and sector dynamics, achieving "understand first, then trade." By centrally presenting market hotspots and sector information, users can more intuitively understand the market background and changes of related assets. Around the launch of stock perpetual contracts, Deepcoin has introduced a series of supporting activities. The trading fees for newly listed stock perpetual contracts are discounted at 75% for a limited time, and three activities are simultaneously launched: the Stock God Championship, Sector Trading Challenge, and Stock Copy Trader Trading Rankings, further improving the trading and interactive scenarios for stock perpetual contracts.

BlockBeats news, September 10, according to Reuters, two people familiar with the matter said the White House has not yet made a decision on refined copper tariffs, and officials are weighing the potential benefits of encouraging domestic mining against the risk that higher copper prices could drive up manufacturing costs. The hesitation comes as the administration is increasingly focused on affordability ahead of the November midterm elections, with Trump and Republican lawmakers under pressure to show their economic policies are lowering, rather than raising, costs for American consumers and businesses. Copper prices have surged to record highs on expectations that Trump will impose tariffs on refined copper products such as cathode copper as well as copper concentrate produced at mines. Traders and industrial buyers are rushing to build inventories in the United States to stock up before the new tariffs take effect, creating one of the world's largest copper stockpiles. A White House official said the administration has not made a final decision on tariffs and confirmed that the Commerce Department submitted its latest update to Trump before the White House's June 30 deadline. "The administration continues to evaluate all options to bring copper and other critical manufacturing back to the United States," the official said. Those remarks suggest tariffs are not a foregone conclusion, even though the market expects the United States may expand existing tariffs to refined copper.