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World Liberty Financial launches USD1-denominated RWA perpetual markets for gold, oil, and global equities, backed by 250 million $WLFI and $12.5 million USD1 to drive liquidity |source: Twitter
BWENEWS AI: World Liberty Financial launches USD1-denominated RWA perpetual markets for gold, oil, and global equities, backed by 250 million $WLFI and $12.5 million USD1 to drive liquidity |source: T...
Financial AI operates outside of regulation; the UK's FCA plans to expand its jurisdiction over AI giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
According to Beating's monitoring, Sheldon Mills, Executive Director of the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), warned that regulators are facing an "arms race" to keep pace with the rapid adoption of AI in the financial services industry as businesses and individuals accelerate their adoption. Mills' report on the financial impact of AI indicates that 20% of UK adults are already willing to let large models make their savings or borrowing decisions. While this service offers an experience equivalent to regulated traditional financial advice, its lack of regulatory oversight means users are unable to obtain any financial compensation when they suffer losses. The report recommends an urgent review of the risks of unregulated financial AI and an application for expanded legislative authorization to strengthen oversight of core technology providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft through a "key third party" mechanism (the UK government has not yet finalized the specific list). It also recommends collaboration to launch free public financial literacy and decision-making guidance services assisted by AI.
Samsung will release its preliminary Q2 financial results tomorrow: profits are expected to surge 18 times, with executives boasting that "one year's profits are equivalent to 40 years' worth."
According to BlockBeats, Samsung Electronics will release its preliminary Q2 2026 results on July 7th, while SK Hynix will list its ADRs on Nasdaq on July 10th. With these two major events for South Korea's semiconductor giants, the market is highly focused on the industry's health and the impact of AI chip demand on earnings. According to a compilation of forecasts from 30 analysts by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Samsung Electronics' Q2 operating profit is expected to be approximately 86 trillion won (about US$56.3 billion), with some brokerages predicting as high as 90 trillion won, representing a year-on-year increase of approximately 17-18 times, potentially marking its best quarterly performance in recent years. Prior to the preliminary earnings release, Samsung Electronics management has already released positive signals. Kim Yong-kwan, President of Business Strategy for Samsung Electronics Device Solutions (DS) division, stated at an internal all-hands meeting on July 3rd that the company's full-year 2026 operating profit is expected to meet market consensus expectations. Currently, the market generally expects Samsung Electronics' full-year operating profit to be approximately 300 trillion won (about US$200 billion), with improvements in AI servers, high-bandwidth memory (HBM), and wafer foundry business considered the main drivers of growth. Kim Yong-kwan also stated, "This year's profit will exceed the total cumulative profit of our 40 years in the semiconductor business." Industry insiders believe this is a rare instance of Samsung Electronics management proactively making a positive statement about the full-year profit outlook before officially disclosing the results, reflecting the company's strong confidence in the recovery of its AI-driven semiconductor business and its overall performance growth for the year. With the release of Samsung's financial report and the upcoming listing of SK Hynix's ADRs, the South Korean semiconductor sector will be entering its most important market observation window in the near future.
Meow partners with Stripe and Bridge to provide startups with integrated financial services encompassing fiat and stablecoin currencies.
According to Foresight News , US fintech company Meow has partnered with Stripe and Bridge to provide startups with integrated fiat and stablecoin financial services. Meow issues global corporate cards through Stripe Issuing, currently allowing users to make direct purchases using their stablecoin balances in 10 regions, with plans to expand globally. Simultaneously, leveraging Bridge's Orchestration API and Stripe's treasury, businesses can send and receive stablecoins using their cash balances on the same platform, with fiat and stablecoin balances displayed side-by-side. Furthermore, Meow has achieved one-click integration with QuickBooks and Xero, significantly simplifying the automated reconciliation process for stablecoin transactions, reducing settlement times from hours to minutes.
Jucom 48 Nations World Cup Token Program Phase 7 $SAMBA Subscription closed; Phase 8 (France) $BLEUS Coming soon
According to ChainCatcher, the seventh phase of Jucom's 48-nation World Cup token program—the Brazil national team token $SAMBA—has ended its subscription period. This phase saw an oversubscription of [97] times, with a total subscription amount of [203,842,924] USDT, continuing the market's enthusiasm for the series, and user participation continues to rise. The eighth phase project—the France national team token $BLEUS—is about to begin its subscription period. France is the 2018 World Cup champion and the 2022 World Cup runner-up, boasting top stars such as Mbappe, Dembele, and Olise, making them one of the biggest favorites to win this World Cup. France has already successfully advanced to the knockout stage and is striving for its third World Cup title. The launch of $BLEUS will provide fans with a digital way to participate in the French World Cup journey and witness the French team's path to victory.
OpenAI's new method may improve the quality of AI-powered mental health recommendations; pre-release simulation testing is crucial.
BlockBeats reported on July 2nd that OpenAI's "Pre-Deployment Simulation" method promises to improve the performance of generative AI in mental health advice. This method tests new, yet-to-be-released models using real-world user dialogue samples from already deployed models, reviewing and optimizing their responses to identify and correct potential issues before official release. The report states that as more users seek mental health advice using large language models such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok, which are not specifically designed for mental health scenarios, certain risks exist. The article argues that conducting pre-deployment simulation training for mental health scenarios can help improve the safety and effectiveness of model recommendations and reduce the risk of potential misleading information. --------------------------------- Click the original link below to join the Beating · Lark AI news channel and monitor global AI hotspots and news 24/7.