AI16Z is launching the V2 version of the Eliza framework, which enhances the architecture and functionality, including a unified message bus, integrated proxy wallets, an improved plugin system, and a dynamic model registration mechanism. These upgrades make the architecture more modular, with clearer interactions between components, providing a solid foundation for future expansion.

A new integer overflow vulnerability has been discovered in the Move language, which may lead to a denial-of-service attack during the reference safety checks. When the sum of function parameters and local variables exceeds 256, it can cause an overflow due to the storage of u8 type. It is recommended to strengthen safety checks during the design phase.

The current global market is influenced by multiple factors such as geopolitical issues, divergent economic policies, technological innovations, and the excitement surrounding Crypto Assets, presenting both challenges and opportunities. The tension between India and Pakistan is escalating, new progress has been made in US-China trade negotiations, and countries are adopting different strategies regarding economic and AI policies, prompting investors to remain vigilant about future uncertainties.

The dual-token model, as an emerging design in blockchain tokenomics, effectively addresses the economic contradictions brought about by the single-token model, allowing users to trade with tokens without affecting governance rights. This model promotes user participation and network development by separating governance tokens from payment tokens, and more and more projects are beginning to adopt this design. The dual-token model demonstrates its advantages in the blockchain economy and is worth widespread application.

Tokenization of gold is becoming a new trend in safe-haven assets, combining Blockchain technology to give gold Liquidity and combinability. Despite facing custody and Compliance risks, its potential as an alternative asset in investment portfolios is increasingly evident, showcasing the continuity and innovative value of gold in the digital age.

The US debt crisis has spurred financial experiments, with stablecoins becoming new debt financing tools.
A financial experiment triggered by a $36 trillion government bond crisis is underway, attempting to transform the crypto world into a new buyer of U.S. Treasuries, while the global monetary system is quietly being reshaped.
The U.S. Congress is accelerating the advancement of legislation called the "Beautiful Act." According to the latest report from Deutsche Bank, this act is seen as the "Pennsylvania Plan" for the U.S. to address its massive debt, with the core being the mandatory purchase of U.S. Treasury bonds using stablecoins, incorporating digital dollars into the national debt financing system.
This bill forms a policy combination with the "GENIUS Act," which has already required all USD stablecoins to be 100% backed by cash, U.S. Treasuries, or bank deposits. This marks a fundamental shift in the regulation of stablecoins. The new rules require stablecoin issuers to hold reserves of 1:1 USD or highly liquid assets (such as short-term U.S. Treasuries) and prohibit algorithmic stablecoins.