February 14 News, the U.S. cryptocurrency regulatory system is accelerating the integration of industry-leading technical talent. Anatoly Yakovenko, the founder of the high-speed blockchain Solana, was recently selected for the newly established Innovation Advisory Committee of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), becoming one of the few blockchain protocol designers directly involved in federal policy discussions. This appointment indicates that U.S. regulators are shifting from an “external review” approach to a new path of “collaborating with developers to set rules.” The Innovation Advisory Committee is composed of 35 members, focusing on cutting-edge issues in blockchain infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and digital asset markets, and providing regulatory agencies with advice on technology and market trends. The committee is led by Michael S. Selig, with the goal of helping the U.S. market adapt more efficiently to the rapidly evolving fintech environment. Yakovenko’s practical experience in low-latency, high-throughput network architecture is seen as offering a realistic perspective for derivatives settlement, on-chain transparency, and system stability assessment.

A recent report by the Cato Institute, a U.S. think tank, points out that the real driving force behind the closure of a large number of bank accounts in the U.S. is not the banks' own decisions, but direct or indirect pressure from the government. This conclusion provides a clearer institutional explanation for the long-standing issue of "banking services being cut off" in the cryptocurrency industry. The report's author, Cato Institute analyst Nicholas Anthony, in a study published in 2026, states that bank account closures are usually attributed to three reasons: discrimination based on religious or political beliefs, the banks' own commercial considerations, and government factors. However, through a systematic review of publicly available cases, the study finds that government intervention is the core variable in most account terminations.

On November 14th, news came out that in order to further strengthen the global strategic think tank and gather cross-field professional forces, AB DAO x AB Charity Foundation announced the addition of Galileo Violini, a member of the executive board of the International Physics Center (CIF) in Bogotá and an academician of the World Academy of Art and Science; Alberto Zucconi, president of the Human-Centered Approach Academy (IACP) and an academician of the World Academy of Art and Science; a physicist at the Jožef Stefan Institute and a professor of physics at the University of Maribor, and Alexander Cidanšek, vice president of the International Postgraduate School (IPS), officially joined the Foundation's Senior Advisory Committee. AB Charity Foundation Chairman and former Irish Prime Minister Ahern stated: "We are honored to welcome these three top academicians from around the world. Their profound expertise in physical science, mental health, and sustainable education will contribute to the foundation's efforts in blockchain.

Jin10 data reported on October 24 that the Central Bank of Russia announced a 50 basis point cut in interest rates to 16.5%, in line with market expectations. After the decision was announced, the fluctuation of the Russian ruble against the US dollar was limited, maintaining a rising trend. Recently, as government officials, industry, and think tank groups have intensively criticized the Central Bank's high interest rate policy during the economic downturn, market expectations for a rate cut have continued to heat up. The Central Bank of Russia has made it clear that it will maintain a necessary degree of tight monetary policy to ensure that inflation returns to target levels, and it hinted that the average interest rate will remain in the range of 13.0%-15.0% in 2026.

Jin10 news on October 20: According to an analysis by the American think tank "Institute for the Study of War", if Ukraine obtains the "standard version" Tomahawk with a range of 1600 kilometers, it can strike at least 1655 military targets within Russia, including 67 air force bases, such as the Engels-2 air force base where Russian strategic bombers are stationed; if it obtains the "extended range" Tomahawk with a range of 2500 kilometers, it can strike at least 1945 military targets, including 76 air force bases.

Internal documents from the Israel Defense Forces show that the "Gideon Tank" operation in the Gaza Strip did not achieve its objectives, severely deviating from the principles of war, leading to exhausted troops, a loss of international credibility, and Hamas was not defeated, with hostages not rescued.

Jin10 reported on August 21 that on the 20th local time, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement condemning the Israeli military's approval of the "Gideon Armored Vehicle 2" military operation. Hamas stated that Israel's actions "continue the genocidal war that has lasted for 22 months," disregarding the mediator's efforts to promote a ceasefire and the exchange of abducted individuals. Recently, Hamas has agreed to the latest ceasefire proposal put forward by the mediator, but the Israeli government still insists on war, attempting to destroy Gaza and force its residents into displacement.

Jin10 data, August 17th - On the afternoon of the 17th local time, Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi stated in a statement that the Israeli military will initiate the next phase of the "Operation Gideon" military action and will continue to increase military operations against the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in Gaza City, located in the northern Gaza Strip. The statement said that the objectives of the current phase of the "Operation Gideon" have been achieved, and the Israeli military will continue its operations in the Gaza Strip.

Ourbit bid $155,000 for the T-54 main battle tank, attracting several well-known figures to participate in the auction. The results will be announced on August 9, becoming the focus of cross-industry competition in the encryption circle.

Jin10 data reported on August 7, local time on August 6, the U.S. Department of Justice stated that an active-duty U.S. Army soldier stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, was arrested for allegedly attempting to pass on operational and weaknesses intelligence of the U.S. military "Abrams" main battle tanks to the Russian government. Prosecutors accused the suspect of holding a top-secret security clearance and attempting to provide an SD card containing sensitive technical data to what he believed were Russian intelligence agents in exchange for Russian citizenship, some of which was labeled as "controlled unclassified information."