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Anthropic recently cut off OpenClaw's subscription access and launched cloud-managed agents, marking its transition from model APIs to agent infrastructure. This move aims to improve economic efficiency and lock in customers, reduce costs, and increase platform stickiness, reflecting that the AI industry is shifting towards platform competition, replacing the previous model competition approach.

Blockchain analysis company Chainalysis predicts that the trading volume of stablecoins could reach $71.9 trillion by 2035. If two major catalysts materialize, it could potentially double to $150 trillion. The catalysts include the transfer of wealth to younger generations and stablecoins replacing traditional payment infrastructure.

Writing by: Thejaswini M A
Translated by: Chopper, Foresight News
Any default option will ultimately become the choice of the majority. This phenomenon is known in behavioral economics as the "default effect."
The history of the entire U.S. pension system is a history of default options. In the 1980s, default options shifted from traditional pensions to 401(k) plans, and most employees accepted them without fully understanding what they were giving up. In the early 21st century, target-date funds became the default option for the vast majority of pension plans, and millions of people held these funds without ever actively choosing them.
Each shift in default options involves massive transfers of funds and ultimately changes the way a generation retires. Most affected individuals only realized what had happened when they later checked their statements.
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AI technology is helping to mass-produce success literature, with many authors using AI to create large quantities of low-cost books. Studies show that 77% of success books are generated by AI, and the number of reviews is significantly lower than those by human authors. Although the quality of these books varies, they satisfy readers' anxieties and create a sense of purchase ritual, reflecting the market's low sensitivity to content quality.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent urged Congress to pass the “Clarity Act” as soon as possible to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets. He noted that digital assets have been widely adopted, and the U.S. needs to proactively lead the development of relevant rules to maintain its leading position in global financial markets.

Author: Lucas Shin
Translation: Deep Tide TechFlow
Deep Tide Guide: The market considers Circle as a interest rate-sensitive money market fund, but USDC supply still grew by 72% during declining interest rates. What is even more overlooked is the wave of AI agent commerce: McKinsey predicts that by 2030, the scale of agent transactions will reach 3-5 trillion USD, and among the $106 million transactions of the HTTP payment standard x402, 99.6% are settled in USDC. This presents a structural opportunity for stablecoin demand, not just a pure interest rate bet.
Conclusion:
The market prices Circle as an interest rate-sensitive money market fund—betting that the Federal Reserve funds rate will stay on the blockchain track. We believe this framework misprices the business. USDC supply will grow by 72% by 2025 to

On the eve of the US-Iran ceasefire agreement announcement, investors sharply sold 8,600 lots of crude oil futures on April 9, causing oil prices to plummet by approximately 15%. Such large-scale concentrated trading has attracted attention, and lawmakers have called on regulators to investigate.