Story will officially start the IP token issuance on March 4, 2025, releasing 55,555 IP tokens daily, and simultaneously initiate the stake rewards. The stake reward mechanism adopts a time-weighted model to encourage users to stake for the long term, enhancing the security and stability of decentralized AI native IP infrastructure.

According to on-chain data, the Cppy2fYiCpxmWQ5THEXC5PST3Lrj18X9Rv6aJtcp54ub Address, the founder of pump.fun's namesake Meme coin alon, has sold a total of 3.6 million US dollars, with a cost of only 17,200 US dollars. According to GMGN data monitoring, the Address has now completely closed all positions, realizing a profit of 150

Real Vision co-founder Raoul Pal said the cryptocurrency market is entering the "banana moment" area, early stage of the market is in a Bull Market, followed by a period of consolidation, and then entering the 'everything will pump' AltCoin season.

Odaily Planet Daily News Degen announced in a post on X that it will migrate from Conduit to the new Rollup-as-a-Service provider Alchemy today. During the migration period (PST 9 am to 3 pm)

The article on the fourth edition of the Economic Daily pointed out that at present, artificial intelligence-driven scientific research has shown great potential to break through the bottleneck of traditional scientific research capabilities. The cross-integration of artificial intelligence with biomanufacturing, clean energy and other fields will help solve global problems such as climate change and energy crisis. Once artificial intelligence, quantum computing, controllable nuclear fusion and other technologies empower each other, there will be a strong synergistic effect, which may bring about a real "singularity" of scientific and technological revolution. Looking to the future, how to coexist harmoniously between humans and artificial intelligence is also a matter of widespread concern. As Stuart Russell, author of Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach and professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley, puts it, "How do we stay in control in the face of machines that are more powerful than us? In the face of the risks and challenges that may be brought about by the rapid development of AI technology, it is necessary for governments, institutions and enterprises around the world to cooperate extensively in the field of AI governance, improve governance mechanisms, and accelerate the construction of technology and product standards, so that technology can be used by China and benefit human life.

A computer company recently sued Google, alleging that the company's AI processors infringed on two of its technology patents and claimed $7 billion, which was revised to $1.67 billion during the trial. The plaintiff in the lawsuit, Joseph Bates, a computer scientist at Singular Computing, told jurors that Google had copied his technology and used it for artificial intelligence development. Between 2010 and 2014, Google and Bates discussed the prospect of a partnership, and Bates discussed how his AI-enabled chips could power AI processing, according to Kerry Timbers, Bates' lawyer. Bates accused Google of plagiarizing his innovations and using them in tensor processing units (TPUs). Timbers said that Google has developed TPU based on its technological achievements for use in various services, including Google Translate, Google Search, Gmail, and other services. Timbers further added that Google launched its first generation of AI processors in 2016 that are capable of ad recommendations, content generation, and speech recognition. However, the 2nd and 3rd editions infringe on the patents of Singular Computing, and as such, the lawsuit should go to trial. Google has asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to dismiss the lawsuit.