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The OCC just published its first stablecoin rulemaking under the GENIUS Act. The section on yield is getting attention. The proposal does not ban yield. It clarifies how stablecoin issuers and affiliates can structure yield payments to users. The key distinction is between yield paid solely for holding a stablecoin versus yield generated through defined strategies that users opt into. This is how Aegis has operated from the start. YUSD holders access delta-neutral funding rate arbitrage. jUSD holders access JLP-backed strategy. Neither generates yield solely from holding. Both require users to opt into specific strategy that earns verifiable returns. The OCC proposal reinforces what institutional stablecoin issuers already know. Yield transparency is not optional. How yield is generated, where capital is deployed, and what counterparty exposures exist all need to be disclosed and verifiable. Stablecoin yield is not the question. How it is generated is. https://lnkd.in/d3ibrmMt #Stablecoins #DeFi #DigitalAssets #CryptoRegulation #Fintech
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Naveed Khan
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🚨DeFi project Blend (Stellar blockchain) was exploited for $10.5M+ yesterday. Root cause - price manipulation of a virtually zero liqudity asset. Attacker inflated USTRY price 100x, price oracle reported collateral as 100x more valuable, so attacker borrowed >$10M and ran away.
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Balázs Némethi
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Sovereign Infrastructure and Code-as-Action [AgentBrief] - 2026-02-17 - by @agentcommunity Read the entire newsletter: https://lnkd.in/e8e59R2N From self-modifying code to 1M token windows, the agentic stack is shifting from chat to persistent autonomy. - The agentic stack is shifting from chat to persistent autonomy, and if you aren't building for self-modifying code, you're already behind. - GLM-5 Launches as Open Weights Agentic Powerhouse — Z.ai’s 744B parameter model signals a shift toward frontier model sovereignty by outperforming Claude Opus 4.5 on SWE-bench while running entirely on Huawei hardware. - OpenClaw Framework Surpasses 200k Stars — The industry is standardizing on "code-as-action" architectures where agents recursively patch their own logic bugs, despite critical security vulnerabilities. - AgenticOps and Edge Hosting — Cloudflare’s new middleware enables self-hosted agents at the edge for 80%.
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Using Claude Pro credits no longer works on OpenClaw! Many heavy OpenClaw users were signing up for Claude Code subscriptions and then using their OAuth tokens to power the virtual assistant. But what was once a gray area is now an explicit violation of Anthropic policy. Users can no longer use their tokens in a third party tool as a work-around for not having to pay per use! What happens now? Will everyone start shifting to the cheaper Chinese models like Kimi?
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Jack Hidary
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Cryptography depends on proofs that are rarely properly verified by machines. As our systems grow more interconnected, that gap becomes a fundamental limitation. The team at SandboxAQ, working with academic partners, just advanced the science behind machine-checked cryptography. Their ASIACRYPT 2025 paper formalized CryptoBox three different ways in EasyCrypt and revealed something important. The real barrier to scalable verification is not the construction itself but the definition style. Small shifts in how we express a game or manage state can dramatically change the tractability of a formal proof. Understanding these structural costs is essential as we build cryptographic systems that must withstand AI-accelerated threats and operate across global infrastructure. This work helps move the field toward verification frameworks that remain rigorous, modular, and easier to scale. Paper: https://lnkd.in/ej9Jb-K2
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