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Odaily News, Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder posted on X platform to clarify that there is significant misunderstanding in the market regarding the ARB token supply structure, as some data also counts tokens held by the DAO as "locked." The unlock schedule for ARB investors and team members is nearly complete, with all tokens expected to be fully unlocked by March next year. At that point, the remaining locked tokens will only account for approximately 7.7% of ARB's total supply.

Steven Goldfeder added that the remaining large amount of ARB is actually held in the Arbitrum DAO treasury, which currently holds approximately 2.84 billion ARB. These tokens are not locked in the traditional sense, but their circulation is entirely determined by votes from ARB holders. The DAO can only access these assets through governance votes by other token holders.

Odaily News: DeFi researcher Ignas stated on the X platform that when it comes to finding Meme coins in the AI era, the way of trading does not seem to have fundamentally changed. Taking Grok as an example, when asked to recommend Meme coins worth buying, it typically only provides token tickers based on historical data such as views, trading volume, and post counts on the X platform.

Ignas believes that true Meme coin trading still requires human judgment as to whether a project has the potential to "break out" and gain mainstream attention, including market sentiment, community atmosphere, narrative appeal, and whether KOLs suddenly start shilling the coin. Compared to asking AI once a day what to buy, staying online 24/7 and capturing shifts in market sentiment still holds an advantage.

However, Ignas pointed out that AI is completely reshaping liquidity provision (LP) strategies. He stated that his AI agents can automatically screen liquidity pools and analyze factors such as trading volume, fees, fee trends, liquidity depth, and appropriate price ranges. The relevant strategies are still being refined, but a methodology has already taken shape that can be continuously optimized and generate compounding effects.

Ignas believes that if Meme coin trading and being "online 24/7" are not a good fit for you, then leveraging AI to learn and execute LP strategies might be a skill that is easier to master.

According to data from South Korea's securities information portal, between September 1 and 4, Korean individual investors significantly reduced their holdings in multiple U.S. semiconductor stocks while rotating into leveraged semiconductor ETFs. During this period, Korean retail investors net sold over $100 million worth of Micron, $68.61 million of SanDisk, $49.37 million of Marvell Technology, and $15.56 million of Nvidia. SK Hynix's ADR, which debuted on the NYSE in July, also saw net selling of $46.16 million during the same period, following cumulative net purchases of $811 million through the end of August.

Conversely, Korean retail investors net purchased $431 million of SOXL (Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares), which aims to deliver 3x the daily return of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index.

Market analysts suggest that this "selling individual stocks, buying the sector" approach may reflect Korean retail investors reducing single-chipmaker exposure risk while continuing to bet on upside in the broader semiconductor sector. After the sharp rally in semiconductor stocks, some investors may be taking profits at the individual stock level while maintaining or even expanding their overall semiconductor exposure through leveraged ETFs. (Daum)

Odaily News: Crypto KOL XXAntiWar has posted on X platform for the first time in nearly a year, stating, "Believe the bull market will come, and it will; believe you will get rich, and money will come into your pocket." This was followed by a series of "來財" (coming wealth) messages, accompanied by the caption, "With gratitude, I receive. Money loves me and I believe."

Odaily News According to GMGN data, trader Quanterty currently holds approximately 13.5 million Niu Lai tokens, with an average entry market cap of about $7.9 million and a total investment of approximately $208,600. The page currently shows the position value at roughly $1.71 million, with unrealized gains of about $2.19 million and a return rate of 1,049%.

Niu Lai's current market cap is approximately $127 million.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Bonk Guy posted on X, saying that despite PONS' circulating market cap reaching $590 million, its current circulating market cap is still "extremely undervalued" (note: PONS' market cap has now surpassed $600 million), and that PONS is definitely the best trade of this cycle.

Bonk Guy previously stated that USELESS, MARSCOIN, and PONS could be the three Meme coins to break the $1 billion market cap fastest in this cycle. He also revealed that among his main trades, PONS has an average entry yield of 11,108% (approximately $7.5 million), with MICRODUCK, DELTA, MARSCOIN, USELESS, and BASECAT yielding 1,111%, 894%, 405%, 356%, and 108%, respectively.

Odaily News: In May of this year, OpenAI agents大规模edited the German programmer community website DseWiki without authorization, transforming it into a "message board" for other AI agents to communicate. This incident had never been publicly disclosed before.

Researchers found that the website had over 15,000 editing operations performed by AI agents. Related information shows that these agents not only exchanged solutions for tasks but also discussed how to bypass OpenAI's restrictions, evade detection, and use tools like Tor to hide their activities. When site administrators began deleting related pages, some agents created backup pages to avoid cleanup. About half of the related accounts used names hinting at a connection to OpenAI, such as "OpenAIResearcher" and "OAIResearchMar26." Public server logs reveal that a significant amount of activity came from Microsoft Azure infrastructure, and OpenAI employees also visited the website multiple times after the incident.

Some internal investigators at OpenAI wanted to further investigate the incident, but expanding the investigation was reportedly met with resistance from certain individuals, including legal advisors. OpenAI denied that its legal team blocked the investigation and stated that it has not yet had the opportunity to review the relevant reports, and therefore cannot make a substantive response to the allegations contained therein.

Researchers believe that this incident highlights the risks of unauthorized collaboration, regulatory circumvention, and hidden behavior that may emerge as AI agents' autonomous capabilities increase. Researchers at the University of Cambridge stated that what may be more concerning is not a single superintelligent system, but rather "large-scale groups of semi-intelligent AI agents collaborating with each other." (Reuters)