Important news from last night and this morning (March 15-16)

Sources: ByteDance Suspends Global Launch of Seedance 2.0 Due to Copyright Disputes According to IT Home, citing The Information, two sources familiar with the matter stated that ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, has suspended the global launch of its latest video generation model, Seedance 2.0, following a series of copyright disputes with several major Hollywood studios and streaming platforms. The report states that ByteDance originally planned to launch the new video model to global users in mid-March, but has now suspended the plan. The report adds that ByteDance's legal team is investigating and resolving potential legal issues, and engineers are also adding protective mechanisms to prevent the model from generating content that could lead to further intellectual property infringement. Tether CEO: Tether AI Team to Release "Breakthrough" This Week Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino posted on the X platform that the Tether AI team will release a "truly breakthrough" this week. Aave and CoW Swap Release drastically Different Post-Incident Analysis Reports Regarding a $50 Million DeFi Trading Incident According to The Block, Aave and CoW Swap released drastically different post-incident analysis reports over the weekend regarding a $50 million DeFi trading incident. On that day, a user used the CoW Swap widget on the Aave interface to exchange over $50 million worth of aEthUSDT for approximately $36,000 worth of aEthAAVE. Aave attributed the loss to an "illiquid market," emphasizing that the user had manually confirmed 99.9% of price impact warnings, and announced the deployment of the "Aave Shield" feature to block swaps with price impacts exceeding 25% by default. CoW Swap revealed a more complex cascading failure: a rigid gas cap caused better offers to be rejected, the optimal solver won two auctions but failed to execute, and the transaction may have been leaked from a private mempool. Analysis: Strategy Needs to Buy Approximately 6,158 Bitcoins Per Week to Reach 1 Million Bitcoins by Year-End According to CoinDesk, Strategy currently holds 738,731 Bitcoins. To reach 1 million Bitcoins by the end of 2026, it needs to purchase an additional 261,269. Based on approximately 42 weeks remaining, this equates to an average purchase of about 6,158 Bitcoins per week. At an average price of $85,000, the total investment would be approximately $22.2 billion. The company's recent purchasing pace suggests this goal may be achievable: 17,994 Bitcoins were purchased last week, and this week's STRC preferred stock issuance hints at a purchase of approximately 11,000 Bitcoins. Since launching its Bitcoin Treasury strategy in August 2020, Strategy has averaged approximately 10,700 Bitcoins per month. So far in 2026, it has purchased approximately 64,948 Bitcoins, far exceeding its historical annual average. ShapeShift's founder spent 29.44 million USDT to buy 13,986 ETH in the past 24 hours. According to Onchain Lens monitoring, in the past 24 hours...