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first_img Satellite communication company Space Network signs a $50 million pre-purchase in the Philippines

Satellite communication infrastructure company Space Network has signed a binding pre-purchase agreement worth $50 million with Philippine infrastructure company HQ Company International Holdings to provide satellite connectivity to the Philippines through the low Earth orbit satellite network Freeport. The signing ceremony was held at SKY 31 in Seoul, attended by Space Network CEO Tae Lim Oh and HQ Company CEO Yongsoo Samuel Cho.According to the agreement, Space Network will provide access to the Freeport network, technical hardware, software, and ongoing engineering support, while HQ Company will be responsible for local sales, customer acquisition, spectrum authorization, and regional service implementation. Cho is the son-in-law of former Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos and has long been engaged in cross-border investment and infrastructure business in the Philippines. This agreement adds to the $100 million agreement signed by Space Network with Vietnam's DETI Technology in June 2026, bringing the total commercial pre-purchase amount to $150 million.Freeport is built and operated by Space Network, currently featuring 4 low Earth orbit satellites, with plans to expand to approximately 230 satellites by the time commercial services launch in 2029. Operators can purchase regional capacity and build their own services on the open network, with nodes settling through on-chain contracts. The related project Spacecoin combines blockchain protocols with low Earth orbit satellites for service pricing and payments within the network.

The National Tax Agency of Japan's new system KSK2 officially launches: AI enhances cryptocurrency declaration verification

According to CoinPost, the National Tax Agency of Japan officially launched the first upgrade of its next-generation core system KSK2 on September 24, marking the first upgrade in about 25 years. The new system centers around personal identification numbers (My Number) and corporate identification numbers, achieving unified management of individual and corporate data, and introducing AI technology to enhance the detection of improper declarations.Cryptocurrency traders and investors are particularly affected, as annual transaction reports submitted by exchanges, bank account deposit and withdrawal records, and information exchange with overseas tax authorities (CRS) data have all been included in the key analysis scope of AI.In addition, statements related to "cryptocurrency profits" on social media will also be compared with declaration data, significantly increasing the risk of tax investigations. The National Tax Agency has also integrated horizontal data between corporations and individuals, making it easier to identify inconsistencies in assets and income for investors who purchase cryptocurrencies through private company investments or with funds from gifts and inheritances.Industry insiders emphasize that properly retaining annual transaction reports and accurately and completely declaring them has become an urgent priority.

first_img OpenAI: Safety justification should be submitted before cutting-edge reinforcement learning training

On September 28, 2026, OpenAI published a safety-related article, stating that before continuing any cutting-edge reinforcement learning training, structured safety documentation should be required. Ideally, such documentation should reach the evidence-based structured risk argument level used in safety-critical industries like aviation and nuclear power. OpenAI views this as a direction for effort while acknowledging the complexity arising from the emergence of AI capabilities, making it difficult to achieve the same level of rigor.The article focuses on cutting-edge reinforcement learning training and does not cover the broader alignment attributes required for internal and external deployments. The recommendations in the article reflect current practices, which are expected to continue evolving and are being implemented internally at OpenAI. Technical safeguards should cover model alignment, isolation, and monitoring, including avoiding speculative positive reinforcement rewards, offline alignment assessments and stress testing, preventing automated scorers from seeing thought chains, as well as multi-layer infrastructure security, sandbox red teaming, limiting high-bandwidth cross-sample communication, and immutable preservation of agent records.Operational guidelines include preemptive dissent across teams, approvals that can be vetoed by senior leadership, accountability of training leads for safety arguments and incident responses, as well as fail-safe pauses, internal oversight, audit access, and escalation by severity. In response to serious misalignment events, OpenAI proposes controlled access to original records, root cause analysis, operational and cultural reviews, and treating incident-derived assessments as regression tests; results of investigations should be made public, along with reviews and operational changes, and affected third parties should be notified as soon as possible.

first_img Chainlink released CCIP 2, allowing enterprises to customize cross-chain security verification

On Monday, the oracle network Chainlink released the cross-chain interoperability protocol CCIP 2, making significant upgrades to its communication and cross-chain bridge infrastructure. The new version allows enterprises to add their own security verification checks on top of Chainlink's default network of 16 independent node operators. Enterprises can run their own validators or hire external service providers such as Infosys and Nethermind. Chainlink stated that users should not be forced to become "cross-chain security infrastructure experts."This upgrade comes about five months after the Kelp DAO was hacked in April of this year. The attackers are reportedly linked to the North Korean Lazarus group, stealing approximately $292 million in rsETH by deceiving the single validator relied upon by the Kelp cross-chain bridge, which operates on LayerZero. LayerZero blamed Kelp for using only a single validator, while Kelp stated that LayerZero employees had reviewed its setup and raised no objections. Kelp subsequently announced that it would migrate rsETH to Chainlink.The upgrade also adjusts the security mechanism that Chainlink had previously heavily promoted; its risk management network will no longer operate as an independent review node, with such independent checks now provided by optional validators. This means that users who have not added any validators currently rely on a single validation network, whereas previously they relied on two. Existing Chainlink users have been automatically migrated to the new version, but the company has not disclosed which institutions are using the new validators, only stating that Aave and Maple have begun adopting other features of the upgrade.

first_img On-chain application Jumper announces the launch time for the JUMP token

On-chain financial application Jumper announced that the JUMP token sale will begin on September 29, 2026, at 13:00 UTC on Legion and will end on October 2, 2026, at 13:00 UTC. Jumper stated that this is its first independent fundraising effort, and JUMP is the only way for users, contributors, and investors to participate in the project's growth, with no equity in Jumper. Eligible participants can view the sale terms and submit allocation requests through Legion, but submission does not guarantee receiving JUMP; final allocations depend on eligibility, sale terms, overall demand, and allocation processes. If there is significant oversubscription, allocations may be adjusted to broaden participation.Jurisdictions excluded by Legion include the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Russia, Iran, Syria, North Korea, Cuba, and sanctioned areas of Ukraine; in each EU member state, the number of eligible users who can view the sale terms is fewer than 150. Jumper introduced that users can exchange, cross-chain, use earnings, and perpetual contract functions through a single interface, and view crypto assets, tokenized stocks, and other real-world assets. Jumper claims its bridging transaction volume ranks first among aggregators, with a cumulative transaction volume exceeding $41 billion, over 100,000 monthly active users, and is expanding Earn, Advanced, RWA, and Perps, with Earn recently reaching a related locked amount of $10 million. The CEO is Marko Jurina.
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