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Zach Pandl, the head of research at Grayscale, posted on the X platform comparing Ethereum to a "small country" and discussed the ETH issuance mechanism. He believes that Ethereum has only one core "government function": to protect property rights and value exchange within the system. Unlike traditional countries that provide public services through taxation, Ethereum primarily funds network security through "seigniorage," which is the issuance of new ETH.In this framework, the stakers responsible for maintaining network security are akin to a group providing public services, as they receive rewards through newly issued ETH. Therefore, Ethereum's staking mechanism and ETH issuance policy essentially constitute the network's fiscal and monetary policy. Zach Pandl pointed out that the Ethereum community needs to decide how much "new currency" should be used to cover network security costs. More security typically means stronger protection of property rights, but at the cost of a higher ETH issuance rate and potential other risks.For example, if network security increasingly relies on a few large staking service providers, there remains room for discussion about whether these providers can maintain the asset rights of all users completely neutrally. Pandl believes that, just as in traditional economies, no one knows the "optimal level" of government spending and currency issuance; the same applies to Ethereum. However, Ethereum has several key security thresholds, including: 1/3: an attacker reaching this ratio may affect finality; 1/2: affects blockchain fork choice; 2/3: can control the finality process. Some community members believe that the design of Ethereum's monetary and fiscal policy should consider the security trade-offs brought by these key ratios, while the current mechanism has not adequately incorporated these factors. However, the above analogy is not entirely accurate, as it does not yet involve other important factors such as the ETH burn mechanism, MEV, governance, etc.

ChianCatcher news, Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder tweeted that Arbitrum has been ahead of its time in several aspects. The team strongly advocated for interactive proof design (which was controversial at the time and has now become the standard for optimistic Rollups); chose to establish a business when the business model was still highly controversial; focused on DeFi when most people had not yet understood perpetual contracts and many had given up on DeFi; and launched a dedicated blockchain when the industry generally believed that more chains were unnecessary.Facing backlash each time, but now the industry is aligning with the direction they set from day one: building robust and high-performance financial infrastructure. Goldfeder is proud of the Offchain team for delivering world-class products at an incredibly fast pace and stated that they will continue to deliver, even if most people currently do not understand its necessity; the industry will soon understand.

Dongfang Gangwan Chairman Dan Bin responded to investors' doubts, stating that Changjiang Dongfang Gangwan No. 2 is still fully invested. Before the deep correction in July, the fund heavily invested in AI industry chain targets, maintaining its positions without significant reductions, and has experienced a considerable pullback following the AI sector.In 2023, Dongfang Gangwan seized the global AI core opportunities represented by Nvidia, but started its layout in the domestic A-share AI industry chain relatively late, fully committing to heavy investments only by 2026.During the significant market drop in July, Dongfang Gangwan did not panic sell or make large reductions, only making very minor structural adjustments.

According to The Block, Immunefi's latest data shows that the cryptocurrency industry lost approximately $110 million due to hacker attacks in July.During the same period, the platform paid researchers $2.32 million for confirmed vulnerability reports, with the number of confirmed and completed bounty reports increasing by 18% month-over-month.The report indicates that its audit competitions can average 6.2 critical vulnerabilities per event, compared to 1.5 for first-level audits; in July, a total of 374 threats were mitigated through the bounty program.

According to CCTV News, recently, the National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and the National Engineering Laboratory for Computer Virus Prevention and Control, relying on the National Computer Virus Collaborative Analysis Platform (https://virus.cverc.org.cn), discovered multiple incidents of users being attacked by the "Sorry" ransomware virus within our country. After the user's important files were encrypted, the file names were changed to the original file name + .sorry suffix string. The attackers also left a ransom note on the user's host, demanding that the user download an encrypted communication tool to contact them.

A wallet security incident involving approximately $130 million in Bitcoin losses is reigniting discussions in the crypto industry about asset custody models: should Bitcoin holders rely on personal self-custody or turn to institutional custody? Hardware wallet manufacturer Coldcard had a vulnerability in its firmware in 2021 that led to some mnemonic phrases generated by the device being predictably risky. This vulnerability was discovered years later, and approximately 5,200 addresses and about 2,000 BTC have been stolen, with losses amounting to around $130 million.After the incident, some investors began to turn to Wall Street custody products. Data shows that the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of about $626 million within days of the incident. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that such security incidents could further drive funds into ETFs. However, the Bitcoin core community still insists on the self-custody concept. Casa co-founder Jameson Lopp stated that recent events should not undermine users' confidence in self-custody and pointed out that third-party custody also carries risks. Bitcoin Core early developer Peter Todd also believes that self-custody has a better long-term safety record than centralized institutions.Onramp co-founder Michael Tanguma believes that both options have flaws. He stated that concentrating a large amount of assets in a single institution creates a "honey pot," while hardware wallets face risks related to supply chains, firmware, and random number generation. Tanguma proposed a "multi-institution custody" solution, where multiple regulated institutions hold keys through a multi-signature mechanism, requiring multiple institutions to jointly sign any transaction to reduce single points of failure. However, this model has also sparked controversy. Critics argue that while multi-institution custody enhances security, it also introduces permissioned management, conflicting with the decentralized ideals originally pursued by Bitcoin. As Bitcoin gradually enters the fields of pensions, trusts, and institutional asset allocation, the industry is seeking new custody solutions suitable for long-term wealth management. The Coldcard vulnerability incident once again highlights that achieving a balance between security, decentralization, and usability remains a core challenge facing the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Grayscale Research Director Zach Pandl stated that even if the Clarity Act does not pass, the main blockchain operations, the demand for Bitcoin as a store of value, and the growth of stablecoin payments will not be immediately affected, and regulators will fill the regulatory gaps through rule-making.Zach Pandl pointed out that the lack of comprehensive market structure legislation may suppress new investment activities in the U.S., prompting participants in the crypto industry and startups to turn to overseas jurisdictions with clear regulatory frameworks. The U.S. government will continue to support the development of the crypto ecosystem. Strategy co-founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor previously stated that regardless of whether the Clarity Act passes, Bitcoin will continue to evolve, but the U.S. needs clarity in digital asset regulation. Senator Bernie Moreno stated that Senate Democrats and Republicans have concluded relevant negotiations and will proceed to a vote.

A spokesperson for Nvidia (NVDA.O) responded to market rumors about its accelerated entry into the telecommunications operator market and its search for base station manufacturer partnerships in China, stating that the report is unfounded and the description is inaccurate.Previously, there were reports that Shenzhen Jiaxian Communication Co., Ltd. was involved in the collaborative development of Nvidia's 6GAI-RAN base stations.

Plume posted on the X platform that it has joined the Digital Asset Solutions Industry Working Group of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC).The working group aims to provide feedback on DTCC's tokenization services and facilitate ongoing in-depth dialogue to promote the widespread adoption and innovation of digital assets.

According to a report by LatePost, ByteDance is discussing training a model with a parameter scale exceeding 50 trillion, surpassing Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max (24 trillion parameters) and the K3 from Dark Moon (28 trillion parameters), making it currently the largest known model in terms of parameter scale in the country. Generally speaking, the larger the model scale, the higher the level of intelligence.However, this plan is still in the early stages and does not guarantee that the model will ultimately be released. The new model will be led by Xiang Liang, head of SeedFoundation, in collaboration with Shen Ke, who is responsible for the pre-training data of large language models. To this end, Seed is reorganizing, defining responsibilities, and allocating resources.

According to Jinshi, the U.S. service industry maintained a stable expansion in July, with the ISM Services Index rising by 0.1 points to 54.1, indicating that the industry is in an expansion state. The growth rate of new orders accelerated, and the business activity index rose to a five-month high, showing resilience in consumer demand.However, service and material costs continue to rise, with the ISM Input Cost Price Index climbing to 70.3, putting pressure on corporate profits, and some companies may delay hiring.

According to Jinshi reports, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase is leading efforts to expand industry groups to address the risks of artificial intelligence.

According to Jinshi reports, the Ministry of Commerce announced countermeasures against six U.S. entities, including DNA Science Company.

According to Jinshi reports, the Ministry of Commerce announced that it will strengthen export controls on dual-use items related to drones to the United States.