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Tsinghua University graduate studying in London was defrauded for nearly 45 days and was induced to purchase virtual currency for transfer

According to Hongxing News, the individual involved in the incident of "Tsinghua graduates studying at University College London (UCL) being scammed" revealed that he was scammed for nearly 45 days. On the day he arrived in the UK and checked into his dormitory, he received a call from a number displayed as "Embassy," claiming that his phone number had sent a large number of harassment and fraud messages, and transferred him to so-called "cyber police." The caller accurately reported his personal information, requested him to download video software, and displayed materials such as police identification, arrest warrants, and confessions.Several "cyber police" bombarded him with information for more than three hours while he was still adjusting to the time difference and was physically and mentally exhausted, causing him to lose his judgment. Subsequently, the so-called "Interpol" led him to mistakenly believe he was assisting in an investigation into an international money laundering case and made him sign a so-called confidentiality document. For the first two weeks, they continued to strengthen control, requiring him to maintain a phone call 24 hours a day and turn on video for online monitoring, while also restricting his social interactions under the guise of investigation confidentiality.They ultimately induced him to purchase digital currency and transfer it to a designated account, and even made him deceive his family into transferring money for the so-called case, claiming it would be returned after the case was closed. He was also coerced into downloading foreign encrypted chat software to register an account for purchasing virtual currency. After returning to his home country, he discovered that during the period he was out of contact, the scammers had used his credit card to purchase tickets to other destinations. He reminded the public to pay more attention to anti-fraud campaigns, as scammers exploit time differences and information gaps to set traps.

Analysis: The seven giants of the US stock market are trapped in a "the more you spend, the more you fall" paradox. This year, for every 1 dollar spent on AI, approximately 6.33 dollars in market value evaporates

The Macro Paper account published on platform X, stating that according to the data compiled by the company, the seven tech giants in the US stock market (Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta, Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple) have invested approximately 766 billion dollars this year, corresponding to a total market value evaporation of about 4.85 trillion dollars since the peak in 2026, which translates to approximately 6.33 dollars in market value evaporated for every 1 dollar invested.Breaking it down, Alphabet invested about 200 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 1.62 trillion dollars; Nvidia invested about 7.4 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 1.49 trillion dollars; Meta invested about 140 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 501 billion dollars; Tesla invested about 20 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 475 billion dollars; Amazon invested about 220 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 378 billion dollars; Microsoft invested about 170 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 197 billion dollars; Apple invested about 9 billion dollars, with a market value evaporation of approximately 194 billion dollars.Editor's note: The above investment criteria and market value drawdown starting point are as stated by the account, and independent third-party comparison criteria have not yet been disclosed.

Wall Street traders believe the main reason for the sharp decline in U.S. stocks is the liquidation of hedge funds, with the market expecting multiple funds to face complete liquidation

In response to the sharp decline in U.S. stocks yesterday, most traders and analysts on Wall Street believe that the main reason is not a deterioration in fundamentals, but rather the liquidation by hedge funds. Noel Smith, Co-Chief Investment Officer of Kai Asset Management, stated: "It is extremely rare to see such a decline without significant market news. It smells like liquidation."In addition to the report last night by Bloomberg that multi-strategy hedge fund Walleye Capital will streamline its internal long-short equity business, the market generally expects several funds to be undergoing complete liquidation, or that the pods (independent investment teams) within multi-strategy funds are being forced to close positions or liquidate.According to a list released this morning by the well-known financial research community Special Situations, several hedge funds are facing difficulties, including Axebrook, Walleye, Engineers Gate, Lone Pine, Millennium internal pod, Verition pod, and Samlyn, mainly involving large redemptions, shutting down internal teams, or changing PMs.It is worth mentioning that during the major turbulence in the U.S. stock market in July this year, the AI hedge fund Situational Awareness also encountered a similar incident, with fund assets shrinking by 67%, and subsequently reached an emergency exit deal with Citadel, selling most of its publicly traded stock holdings at a discount.

first_img Anthropic launched the Claude personal finance feature, and Pompliano accused it of stealing startup information

Anthropic launched the personal finance feature Personal Finance for Claude on Thursday, available in beta form for paid subscribers of Claude Pro, Max, and Ultra in the United States. Users can link their bank and credit card accounts through Plaid, which handles the login process, allowing Claude to access financial data without account passwords. This feature can summarize expenses, identify duplicate charges or unusual fees, explain interest expenditures, and generate charts or billing calendars. Anthropic stated that access is read-only, and Claude cannot transfer, manage, or invest user funds; Personal Finance does not include ads or sponsored recommendations.Cryptocurrency investor Anthony Pompliano raised allegations after the feature's release. His product Silvia is positioned as a personal AI Chief Financial Officer, and he claimed that Anthropic employees have been in contact with Silvia engineers since April, ostensibly to understand the company's growth and computing power needs, but in reality to probe into the product's construction and reasons for its popularity. He also described a steak dinner allegedly attended by representatives of Anthropic, claiming someone informed the Silvia team that the meal was paid for by CEO Dario Amodei. Pompliano stated that his engineers refused to disclose sensitive information and claimed that someone at Anthropic warned his team several days in advance about the upcoming product release, noting that Silvia's use of its own models and hardware incurs computing costs approximately 97% lower than cutting-edge AI models.Anthropic is not the first general chatbot company to enter the personal finance space. OpenAI launched a similar bank account linking feature for ChatGPT in May, also providing read-only access through Plaid. Anthropic stated that Personal Finance is just the first step and is exploring collaborations with licensed professionals and regulated financial institutions; currently, this beta version is limited to users of the three paid Claude subscription plans in the United States.

first_img Hyperliquid Strategies subsidiary applies for CFTC registration as an FCM, quarterly revenue of 13.3 million USD

Hyperliquid Strategies (PURR), a digital asset treasury platform listed on NASDAQ, disclosed in its quarterly financial report for the period ending September 30, 2026, that its subsidiary has submitted an application to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) seeking registration as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM). If regulatory approval is granted, this FCM will handle U.S. customer accounts for the licensed market deployed under the HIP-3* framework, enabling the company to bring perpetual contracts to U.S. customers within a regulated framework. The company also stated that it cannot guarantee the timeline or final outcome of the application approval.In terms of financial data, the company recorded a revenue of $13.3 million for the quarter, of which $12.3 million came from staking income and validator commissions related to HYPE holdings, and $1 million was interest income; net income was $620.6 million, primarily from unrealized gains of $803 million on HYPE tokens, with a provision for income tax of $172.3 million. As of September 30, the company had total assets of $3.7643 billion, holding approximately 38.52 million HYPE, valued at $3.5053 billion based on a price of $90.99 per token, along with cash and cash-equivalents of $254.6 million, shareholder equity of $3.403 billion, and no debt.During this quarter, the company raised $911 million through committed equity financing instruments and deployed $802 million, of which $785 million was used to purchase 9.1 million HYPE, increasing the treasury holdings from 29.3 million as of June 30 to 38.52 million, and an additional $17 million was used to repurchase 2.7 million PURR shares. The validator node in collaboration with Unit has become the largest non-foundation validator node in the network. Hyperliquid recently announced that it will add deployer functionality under HIP-3*, allowing independent operators to operate their own licensed markets in a compliant manner, while the underlying chain remains a neutral infrastructure layer.

first_img The U.S. Department of Justice has established a Superintelligence Special Task Force to combat AI abuse

The U.S. Department of Justice announced the establishment of the "Superintelligence" Special Task Force (DOJ-SITF), led by Deputy Attorney General Stanley Woodward and Deputy Deputy Attorney General Stephen Weiss, specifically to oversee the misuse of advanced artificial intelligence. The task force's established mission is to ensure that the United States' leading position in the "superintelligence" field is not undermined by criminals, targeting foreign governments and their agents, transnational crime organizations, as well as businesses and individuals using AI to commit fraud and other crimes.Attorney General Todd Blanche stated that the development of "superintelligence" will continue to be driven by American innovators, and the task force will collaborate with SI Force Chairman Jay Clayton to prevent critical AI technologies from being manipulated by domestic and foreign criminals. He noted that the Department of Justice will continue to identify and prosecute individuals who violate the law using superintelligence, including malicious actions targeting American taxpayers, U.S. critical infrastructure, or other national security areas.Weiss stated that the Department of Justice also has the responsibility to enhance regular reporting on superintelligence risks and responses, and to ensure that businesses implement strict internal controls to ensure that relevant technologies "operate as intended." This task force is one of the federal-level initiatives to advance AI regulation; the SEC has included "superintelligence" in its review priorities for 2027, and U.S. banking regulator OCC also released its first AI framework this week. The Department of Justice did not specify the timeline for the task force or disclose how it will coordinate with other agencies.
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