Over the past week, DeSci has suddenly become a hot topic again.

This morning, members of the Meme community, who were supposed to have finished their busy "dog-beating" work all night, were instantly blown up by a piece of news. The on-chain transaction terminal DEXX was attacked, and many users confirmed that their funds were transferred.

The user assets of the on-chain trading terminal DEXX were stolen, and multiple meme coins experienced a large-scale crash in the early hours of this morning. The security company has not yet determined the specific amount of the theft, and there are rumors in the community that the current loss of assets has reached more than 16 million US dollars.

President-elect Donald Trump’s proposal to create a national bitcoin reserve is gaining support across the country, with several states now considering plans to implement their own cryptocurrency reserves.

At Devcon 2024, many Ethereum ecosystem projects chose to announce their latest achievements or project progress during this period. PANews summarized the major project progress during Devcon 2024.

British and Romanian citizens filed a lawsuit in a federal court in California, accusing Caitlyn Jenner and her agent Sophia Hutchins of fraudulently soliciting financially unsophisticated investors in the United States and abroad to purchase unregistered securities.

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Whoever takes over as chairman of the U.S. SEC will play the "most critical role" in the crypto industry.

The Asian market has become a key region for the development of Web3 with its large digital native population, consumer-centric innovation and strong super application ecosystem, and on-chain data further reveals its growth potential.

The meme coin supercycle continues, fueled by centralized exchanges (CEXs).

German auto manufacturing giant Mercedes-Benz launched a new MBUX Collectibles in-vehicle application that supports NFT at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, allowing car owners to display NFT on the vehicle dashboard series, including Mercedes-Benz’s own NXT NFT system released on the Ethereum blockchain. In addition, Mercedes-Benz also demonstrated the MBUX virtual assistant powered by generative artificial intelligence. The updated MBUX virtual assistant is expected to be launched in early 2025. (Decrypt)

According to Decrypt, German auto manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has revealed an update to its in-car virtual assistant, which now includes an NFT gallery and an AI voice assistant with emotional profiles. The updated MBUX Virtual Assistant was presented at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Powered by generative AI, the virtual assistant runs on the next-generation Mercedes-Benz Operating System (MB.OS) developed in-house by the automaker. The updated MBUX Virtual Assistant uses a large language model (LLM) to interact with the driver through one of four emotional profiles, according to Markus Schäfer, chief technology officer at Mercedes-Benz. The MBUX Assistant will learn the driver's preferences and can switch between natural, predictive, personal, and empathetic modes. Mercedes-Benz announced in June 2023 that it would incorporate OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot into its MBUX voice assistant. However, Schäfer noted that the final product might not be restricted to using ChatGPT, as Mercedes-Benz could swap it out for other chatbots if better options for the customer are available. The updated MBUX Virtual Assistant is set to launch in early 2025. Additionally, Mercedes-Benz is revamping its navigation and in-car entertainment (ICE) systems. The new MBUX Collectibles in-car app allows drivers to display their non-fungible token (NFT) collection on the vehicle's dashboard, including the brand's own NXT NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain. Mercedes-Benz is also using blockchain technology for other applications, such as tracking CO2 emissions in its cobalt supply chain in collaboration with traceability start-up Circulor.